The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) on Thursday said it will unveil two epitaphs of its late founder Prophet TB Joshua to mark the first anniversary of his death.
SCOAN spokesman James Akhigbe said in a statement that the epitaphs meant to bring nostalgia to worshippers comprised a museum and a foundation to immortalise the late televangelist who passed away on June 5, 2021.
The church will unveil the epitaphs on Sunday.
According to the statement, “The museum will have works, prayers, sermons and thoughts of the late cosmopolitan-philantropist that would make people feel the passion of true love and worship as epitomised by TB Joshua.
“Through the unveiling of the TB Joshua’s museum and foundation, most of the good things he represented while he was alive will be continued.
“Through his foundation, his humanitarian service that has been on hold since his demise will be reactivated to serve indigent people in society.
“With the establishment of the two entities the vision and passion of our founder will be revived for posterity.”
