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**Tribute to Our Irreplaceable Brother and Friend, Pastor Tolu Mogaji**
It is difficult to express the shock and confusion we have felt since hearing of the passing of our beloved brother and friend, Pastor Tolu Mogaji.
Pastor Tolu was a foundational member of our fellowship and stood alongside our Pastor, his elder brother, Femi Mogaji, playing key roles in church celebrations, workshops, and annual weekend retreats. The CAC – East of Luton assembly has been blessed countless times over the years by Pastor Tolu’s faithful ministry.
We want to highlight just a few of his many contributions to the life of our church. His tireless energy and considerable organizational skills were invaluable in ensuring the success of our annual weekend retreats. Pastor Tolu participated in various programs, leading lectures and workshops, skilfully communicating Biblical truths clearly and practically. His messages were always delivered with humility, a gentle smile, and love, which we will miss dearly.
Pastor Tolu was also a lover of spiritual songs and hymns. He took a keen interest in their performance, often critiquing the worthiness of the songs presented in worship unto the Lord.
It is still hard to accept that he will no longer be working with us in this blessed vineyard of our glorious Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
We extend our deepest sympathies, particularly to his immediate family—his lovely wife, Foluke, and their four wonderful sons—as well as to the extended Mogaji family, Narrow Gate Fellowship, and all those who feel the void left by Pastor Tolu’s passing. We pray that the God of unsearchable wisdom and comfort will uphold and strengthen them during this difficult time, empowering them to continue their journey of life for the glory of God and His eternal praise.
In our grief, we take comfort in remembering his work and friendship with us, which was marked by sincerity, kindness, and a warm smile.
Isaiah 57:1-2:[i] “The righteous perishes, and no man takes it to heart; merciful men are taken away, while no one considers that the righteous is taken from evil. He shall enter into peace…”
Rest in peace and farewell, our dear brother.
It is difficult to express the shock and confusion we have felt since hearing of the passing of our beloved brother and friend, Pastor Tolu Mogaji.
Pastor Tolu was a foundational member of our fellowship and stood alongside our Pastor, his elder brother, Femi Mogaji, playing key roles in church celebrations, workshops, and annual weekend retreats. The CAC – East of Luton assembly has been blessed countless times over the years by Pastor Tolu’s faithful ministry.
We want to highlight just a few of his many contributions to the life of our church. His tireless energy and considerable organizational skills were invaluable in ensuring the success of our annual weekend retreats. Pastor Tolu participated in various programs, leading lectures and workshops, skilfully communicating Biblical truths clearly and practically. His messages were always delivered with humility, a gentle smile, and love, which we will miss dearly.
Pastor Tolu was also a lover of spiritual songs and hymns. He took a keen interest in their performance, often critiquing the worthiness of the songs presented in worship unto the Lord.
It is still hard to accept that he will no longer be working with us in this blessed vineyard of our glorious Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
We extend our deepest sympathies, particularly to his immediate family—his lovely wife, Foluke, and their four wonderful sons—as well as to the extended Mogaji family, Narrow Gate Fellowship, and all those who feel the void left by Pastor Tolu’s passing. We pray that the God of unsearchable wisdom and comfort will uphold and strengthen them during this difficult time, empowering them to continue their journey of life for the glory of God and His eternal praise.
In our grief, we take comfort in remembering his work and friendship with us, which was marked by sincerity, kindness, and a warm smile.
Isaiah 57:1-2:[i] “The righteous perishes, and no man takes it to heart; merciful men are taken away, while no one considers that the righteous is taken from evil. He shall enter into peace…”
Rest in peace and farewell, our dear brother.