It’s 2022! Happy new year! You made it. A warm welcome to January – the first month of the year 2022. 2 Corinthians 3:18 says “but we all, ...are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.” May He move you from one glory to another in 2022 (Amen).

Hello December! Christmas is around the corner. With joy in my heart, I welcome you to the last month of 2021. It’s been an amazing year, and through it all, God has been kind and faithful in helping us soar on eagle’s wings. Our theme for December is “Salt & Light.”

Jeremiah 32:26-27 says “Then the word of the LORD came to Jeremiah, saying; behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh: is there anything too hard for me?” May the Word of the LORD come to you this season of your life. And may you understand and also be sensitive to do exactly what the Lord says.

With gratitude to the Almighty God, I welcome you to the month of October. Our theme for the month is ‘Gratitude’. Gratitude is defined as the quality of being thankful, or readiness to show appreciation and to return kindness. I am aware of the ups and downs that we have been through, or are still going through this year. I am not oblivious to the pains, agonies and disappointments that abide all around. However, if you look closely also, you will find the silver lining behind the cloud.

With a heart full of gratitude to the Almighty God Who has been our fortress, I welcome you all to another school year. Our theme for September is “Back to school - seek knowledge”. ‘Back to school, back to life, back to reality’. At MFH, September is specially dedicated to all the young ones in age and at heart. As you start this new school year, I have some nuggets for success for you.

I joyfully welcome you to the eighth month of the year - August. All glory to God, Who has been generously kind to us. Our theme for August is “In times like these”. Apostle Paul warns that towards the last days, perilous (dangerous) times shall come (2 Tim 3:1). Today, it appears that evil is deeper and of greater intensity, and sad enough, it is being accepted and promoted by society in a daring way. What then should the attitude of a child of God be this season? Preparation!

It’s July! Happy new month MFH Famz. Welcome to the second half of the year. Our theme for July is “loyalty & responsibility”. Loyalty means enduring commitment to a person over a long period of time that persists in the face of obstacles. Loyalty is the trust and faithfulness that people pledge to—and expect from—each other in a relationship, such as between husband & wife, friends, brethren, nation and citizen etc. A loyal friend sticks by and proves reliable and faithful, even in adverse circumstances. Loyalty to a person doesn't come easy though - it comes with responsibility/duty.

Wow, it’s June already! How time flies. I welcome you to the sixth month of the year. Our theme for the month is ‘Half-Time’.

I welcome you to the fifth month of this year. We bless our God for being faithful at all times and in all situations. The number five symbolizes God’s grace, goodness, mercy, and favour towards humans. Grace multiplied by itself is 'grace upon grace' (John 1:16). We will all experience it this month and beyond in Jesus name. Our theme is “Help From Above.” God’s help will be available unto you in Jesus name.

May the peace of God be yours now and forever. I welcome you to April - The beautiful month of Easter - the season that reminds us about the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, and His resurrection/victory over sin, sorrow and death - Amen. Our theme for April is “In Christ alone.” Acts 17:28 says, "For 'In Him we live and move and have our being.'

“We will sing joyously over your victory, And in the name of our God we will set up our banners. May the Lord fulfill all your petitions.” - Psalm 20:5. Welcome to March, MFH Family! Our theme for this month is “Raise the banner higher” and this is a call to celebrate victory.

The Word of God enjoins us to love one another. This sounds so good! But how can we do this? Some people seem to be irritating, and we often find it difficult to go along with some members of our own family. How then do we make love the main characteristic of our lives? What can we do to make the love of God to overpower and overcome our bitterness, resentments and irritations, and become the shining lights that direct our lives?