Believers’ LoveWorld Nation, also known as Christ Embassy, has announced plans to distribute billions of copies of its daily devotional, Rhapsody of Realities, as part of the Reachout World Day campaign on December 2.
The campaign is a 24-hour global outreach aimed at disseminating the devotional in all known languages and dialects to people of diverse religions, cultures, and races. Since its launch in January 2001 by the church’s founder, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, Rhapsody of Realities has become a cornerstone of Christ Embassy’s evangelical mission.
Speaking at a press briefing in Ibadan, Oyo State, Pastor Vale Odo-Thomas, Director of the Christ Embassy Ibadan Ministry Centre, stated that the devotional is available in 8,123 languages and over 4,000 dialects. He emphasized that the campaign underscores the transformative power of engaging with God’s word.
“No one can change the world without the word of God. No one will consistently read Rhapsody of Realities and remain the same. That is why we are on this campaign,” Pastor Odo-Thomas remarked, urging support for the initiative.
Pastor Joe Agbaje, Zonal Pastor of Christ Embassy Ibadan, highlighted that the devotional is a tool for connecting with God, offering insights into prosperity, healing, and fulfillment. He stressed its inclusivity, noting that it is designed for everyone, regardless of their tribe or religion.
Pastor Joe Ezire, Sub-Regional Pastor, reiterated the church’s commitment to global evangelism, stating, “With Rhapsody of Realities translated into thousands of languages, everyone can hear God in their dialect, ensuring no one is left behind.”
The campaign will also cater to visually and hearing-impaired individuals through braille and sign language editions of the devotional. Christ Embassy aims to disciple over 7 billion people globally through this initiative, ensuring every community has access to the word of God.
The Reachout World Day campaign marks a significant step in the church’s mission to spread the gospel to all corners of the earth.
