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TESTIMONIES<br />
TESTIMONIES ABOUND AT<br />
THE RIVER<br />
JEHOVAH JIREH<br />
I<br />
was made redundant in February 2017, due to<br />
Brexit. I started a part time MBA programme<br />
after being made redundant. After 6 months of<br />
unemployment, I was contacted for an engineering<br />
role not far from where I live. I had two interviews and<br />
was offered a role that more senior that the position I<br />
originally applied for.<br />
After a few weeks in the job, my colleagues started<br />
picking on the field engineers’ mistakes and began<br />
accusing me for their mistakes as I was the one<br />
coordinating their tasks. I spoke to my line manager<br />
who reassured me. Day after day I went into work<br />
feeling frustrated.<br />
During The River evening service on Sunday 4th Feb<br />
2018 Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo asked everyone<br />
who called Joke to come to the altar. I went forward on<br />
behalf of my mum. Whilst Pastor was praying, he called<br />
me forward and prayed saying: “I take frustration off<br />
you, you’re about to make a decision … you don’t know<br />
which way to go but God will guide you.”<br />
A few hours before the interview, just as I was about<br />
to send an email to the recruiter to say that I would<br />
no longer be attending the interview (I’d discussed my<br />
intention with my husband the night before), an email<br />
came in from my husband. He said: “You have never<br />
applied for all your best roles so far; they always found<br />
you. God is up to something. Go for that interview,<br />
Pastor prayed for you already, it’s your job.”<br />
I went for the interview, three days later I was told<br />
the client wanted to offer me the position. It’s with an<br />
engineering consultancy I’ve always admired. I handed<br />
in my one week notice as I was still on probation. It felt<br />
like a weight was lifted off my shoulders.<br />
I thank God for Pastor Matthew and Pastor Yemisi<br />
Ashimolowo. Thank you for following the calling of<br />
God for your lives. Miracles happen at The River!<br />
Mrs B.A<br />
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I was shaken to my core because a few days before, a<br />
recruiter phoned me and said: “I saw your CV on our<br />
database and my client needs your set of skills”.<br />
My current role was permanent but with a lower salary;<br />
the new position was a contract job. During that week<br />
I had a Skype interview, the next day I was told the<br />
client would like to interview me in person. I didn’t<br />
know whether to go for the interview. I wondered what<br />
would happen if I don’t get through.<br />
DIVINE DELIVERANCE<br />
I<br />
attended The River on Thursday 1 February.<br />
I responded to Pastor Matthew’s revelation<br />
that there were people in the service who were<br />
experience ‘pain inside the bone’. I had a painful<br />
ankle and felt severe pain when I put pressure on it,<br />
especially going up and down the stairs.<br />
I left after the service, claiming my healing but still<br />
felt the pain. The following morning I woke up and<br />
stretched my legs. I felt my ankle bone click into place<br />
- I was unaware that this was the cause of the pain. The<br />
pain has disappeared and I can now walk with ease.<br />
During the same service that I went forward for<br />
healing Pastor Matthew asked everyone called Tony or<br />
Anthony to come to the altar.<br />
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