Under the soft glow of fellowship and the quiet authority of Scripture, couples from across Abuja gathered recently for the combined fellowship of the Christian Couples Fellowship (CCF) in Abuja, where conversations about marriage unfolded not as arguments to be won, but as hearts learning again how to walk together.
For years, the families of Mr. and Mrs. Istifanus Adamu Yel and Engineer and Mrs. Boniface Nwaiwu, devoted group leaders in the CCF Kaduna Zone, watered the lives of their little girls with prayers whispered at dawn and scriptures recited before sleep.
Watching a child suffer and slowly fade from this world is among the heaviest crosses a Christian couple can bear. In such seasons, the heart may still whisper the age-old question: Why, God?
It was a day bathed in quiet grace and deep thanksgiving when the family of Da Evangelist Joel Wandara Gushi (JP) gathered beneath the familiar roof of COCIN Church, Narayi, in Kaduna, in early April 2026. The air itself seemed to carry a sense of sacred celebration—of time well spent, of vows faithfully kept, and of a life poured out in service.
When Professor Ibrahim Bulus, a devoted member of the Board of Trustees of Christian Couples Fellowship (CCF), went to be with the Lord in 2010, many might have quietly expected that his passing would mark a gentle withdrawal for his wife from the life of the fellowship they had both served so faithfully. Grief, after all, has a way of drawing the curtains inward. But Mrs. Martha Bulus was not one to retreat into the shadows.