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Former Living Faith Church Vice President, Bishop David Abioye, has officially launched his own church after retiring from Winners Chapel, led by Bishop David Oyedepo. Abioye made the announcement via his verified X (formerly Twitter) account, revealing that Sunday morning services will begin on May 4, 2025, at 8:00 AM.
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"Exciting news! By the grace of God, starting next Sunday, our service is moving to the morning — 8:00AM… come ready to be blessed mightily in Jesus’ name," he posted, urging followers to invite others and join the new movement.
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This development follows his retirement in October 2024, after Living Faith enforced a new leadership age policy that mandates retirement at age 55. Abioye, 63, and fellow senior leader Thomas Aremu, 67, were both affected by the policy.
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While Abioye initially transitioned into leading a non-denominational Sunday evening ministry, the full launch of his church marks a significant move that’s sparking conversations within Nigeria’s religious landscape.
The new church's name has yet to be revealed, but expectations are high given Abioye’s spiritual influence and long-standing leadership under Oyedepo. Many are eager to see how his ministry evolves independently.
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