Onyeama Augustine urges Abians to embrace peace, gratitude, and spiritual growth during Easter
The founder of New Springs International Outreach and Coordinator of Club 17 Peace Initiative, Aba South Chapter, Onyeama Augustine, has described Easter as a season deeply rooted in faith and spirituality. He noted that beyond the celebrations, the period offers individuals a meaningful opportunity for personal reflection, encouraging spiritual growth, gratitude, and a renewed connection with God.
He called on Abians to make the Easter celebration more purposeful by sharing messages of hope, renewal, and gratitude with family, friends, and the wider community. According to him, embracing the true essence of the season will not only strengthen relationships but also inspire a collective commitment to peace, love, and positive transformation in society.
Religion: Easter: A Season of Spiritual Reflection and Renewed Hope - Onyeama Augustine
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