Greater Work For Greater Reward: His Humility Pays

By Venerable Eugene Okechukwu Udeoji

An intimate, powerful,Educational and inspiring memoir by Venerable Eugene Okechukwu Udeoji

In a life filled with meaning and accomplishment,Venerable Udeoji Eugene Okechukwu emerged as one of the most iconic and compelling Man of our era. As a Priest,A Canon of the Cathedral, An Archdeacon- the first Indeginious Priest in Ndiejezie Arondizuogu - he has Served in various Churches in Nigeria Precisely CHURCH OF NIGERIA ANGLICAN COMMUNION , while also establishing himself as a powerful prayer mantle and a devoted christian, he advocate for peace among all humanity, men,women,children and not to mention there children who they put down there life and raised them in God's ways, there humility towards mankind makes people around them to love and care for them in Nigeria and around the world, standing with his wife throughout his time in his active church ministry makes it more easier for him to achieve his purpose towards God's Kingdom race and the crown has been achieved,everyone around him loved and care for him and his lovely wife Lay Reader Irene Chibuzo Udeoji, as he put all his strength to raise many churches to it's standard and standing through some of its most harrowing moments. Along the way, GREATER WORK FOR GREATER REWARD is the deeply personal reckoning of a man of humility, a man of God and a father of seven Children, what a love towards his people who has steadily defied expectations - and whose story inspires us to do the same.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: Jul 29, 2020
• ISBN: 9783748751823

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Content

Prefix

My Biography 

My Parent's History

 His beginning as a child

 His archievement in the Ministry

 His acomplishment towards his goals

 His humility to his people

 His family

 His retirement

 Epilogue

 Acknowledgment

My Biography

Venerable Eugene Okechukwu Udeoji     1940

Lay Reader Irene Chibuzo Udeoji           1952

I was born and grew up in the church compound and continue thus till my father retired from  church service. In 1947, on a certain Sunday, my Dad came back from church service and made me wear his cassock. My elder brother later told me that he did that in other to attach me to the church. I started to ring church bell at the age of 8 years. I attend Primary School and at the end i was employed as a Pupil teacher PT in St Mark's Ndiakeme Arondizuogu in 1957. After 4 months i was transffered to St. Philip's ANglican Church Umuduru Egbeaguru.

In 1959, i became  an assistant Teacher AT, i later entered into Elementary Teacher's College ETC Obosi in 1960 and 1961. In 1962, i became a Grade III teacher was posted to St Matthew's Anglican School Amaokpara . In 1963, i was posted to St. Paul's School Nkwerre. In 1965, i entered into Teacher Traninig Collge TTC Egbu and in 1966 i finished at St. James TTC umudi and became a GRADE II TEACHER. IN 1967 i was posted to St. Luke's Primary School as a Grade II Teacher.

The Nigeria/Biafra war which started in 1967 disorganised the school system. I joined the Biafran Army in 1968 and remained there till the end of the war in 1970. In 1973, i was sent to St. Barnabas School Akokwa where i remained till 1976 when i was transfered to community Primary School Umuna as the Head master.

In 1975, while preaching in St. Peter's Anglican Church Akokwa, i