As part of the efforts to empower her members with relevant training skills for alternative income post COVID-19, Daystar Christian Centre has concluded plans to train over 2,000 members in various skills.
According to the church’s Chief Operating Officer, Pastor Kenny Folarin, the training will be virtual and plans have reached an advanced stage for its commencement next week Monday.
Folarin said this was part of the church’s corporate social responsibility to the society.
His words: “For us as a church, COVID-19 is not a period for lamentation but for minds liberations.
“Our usual Daystar Skill Acquisition Programme (DSAP) will be held online this time around.
“It is an avenue where we train members and non-members alike to empower their minds with relevant skills to generate more income for themselves and families.”
Folarin noted that coronavirus pandemic has changed the landscape of most operations and at such forward thinking organisations must catch on its waves to advance their course.
According to the Registrar of DSAP, Paul Nwaolisa, the programme will be held via Zoom with about 10 skills, which include fashion design, graphic design, generators repair and cake making among others will be taught.
Daystar Christian Centre, Lagos under the leadership of Dr. Sam and Pastor Nike Adeyemi, has a mission “to empower you and I to discover, develop, release and maximize our potentials in God”.