By Tom Garba, Yola
Epicenter Church, a thriving faith-based community in Yola, has continued to make a significant impact since its establishment in November 2020. Through its Christ-centered programs, the church has touched the lives of over 5,000 young adults and individuals, fostering growth, creativity, and a deeper understanding of God’s love.
Under the leadership of Lead Pastor Tosin Komolafe, the church recently celebrated the launch of its highly anticipated book, Made Right. This publication aims to inspire readers with insights into God’s love and grace while encouraging them to live purposeful and impactful lives.
Epicenter Church’s community outreach programs have been transformative, ranging from feeding initiatives to development projects. In 2023, the church hosted Yola’s largest praise event, attended by over 3,000 people, alongside a successful feeding and medical outreach that served hundreds in need.
“Our mission has always been to unveil the perfection and loveliness of Jesus while empowering individuals to thrive in their faith,” said Pastor Komolafe. “When people truly understand the gospel of grace, their lives reflect that grace, sparking both personal and communal transformation.”
First conceptualized in 2012, Made Right is designed as a foundational resource for those seeking to grasp the depth of God’s grace. Pastor Komolafe describes it as a tool for personal growth and self-belief, highlighting its potential to help readers align their lives with the beauty of divine grace.
The book launch, held on Saturday, November 30, in Yola, Adamawa State, was a resounding success. Within an hour, over 1,500 copies were sold, and many attendees pledged to sponsor additional copies to further spread the gospel.
Praised for its inspirational and spiritually enriching content, Made Right is a testament to
