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Pastor Abioye begins own church after retiring from Oyedepo’s Winners Chapel

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Bishop David Abioye

Ex-Deputy Head of the Living Faith Church, aka Winners Chapel, Bishop David Abioye has commenced his own church after retirement from his former church seven months ago.

After leaving Living Faith, Abioye has been holding services in the evening of on Sunday, but announced commencement of Sunday morning thereby changing the fellowship into full Church service.

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He made the announcement after the evening fellowship of his group on Sunday, April 27.

Speaking to the congregation at the fellowship, the Bishop said the services would migrate from evening to morning at 8 am.

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His words, “Very important information. From next Sunday by the grace of God, our service is migrating to morning. Hallelujah. And the time is 8 am. God bless you mightily in Jesus’ name.”

The evening interdenominational service by the announcement has been brought to an end as full church services begins, though the name of the church was yet to be revealed as at his announcement time.

It was gathered that the name of the church will be unveiled during the first service on May 4, 2025, though there may be no special programme to herald the new church.

It was recalled that Bishop David Abioye was one of the firsts to work with David Abioye after the Living Faith Church was founded and has been with him since that time. Under his leadership, Winners Chapel grew in bounds in Kaduna, Abuja and wherever he superintended.

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