A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF LATE DEACONESS Mrs. Glory KELECHI NWACHINEMERE.

Life is a journey and there is always an end to the life of everyone here on Earth. Our journey starts from
birth and must eventually end in death. It is not easy to pencil in comprehensively the life journey of a
virtuous woman. However with tears and deep sense of humility, we must pencil in few things about our
mummy, "Daa KELE" as was fondly called by her family, peers and close friends.

BIRTH: Deaconess Glory Kelechi Nwachinemere (Nee Ehikem) was born on 1st January 1961 about 62
years ago into the family of late group leader Simeon and late deaconess Rosaline Jojo of Amaogwe
Umuezenta Umuomainta Nbawsi in Abia State Nigeria. "Daa Ekele" was the 4th child and the second
daughter of their parents out of 6 children which only 3 are alive to bid farewell and goodnight to their
dearly loved sister today being 28th day of September 2023.

EDUCATION: Deaconess Glory Kelechi Nwachinemere (Nee Ehikem) attended primary School at St
Georges Primary School Nbawsi where she obtained her first School leaving certificate. She proceeded
and got admission into mid-town stenographic Centre where she got other internal and external
certificates. Because of some limitations, Daa Ekele was not able to proceed to the tertiary institution
but she was opportune to serve under Chinwendu maternity home as a nurse in 1984. After serving she
was given a certificate as a certified nurse and she did very excellent in that field.

RELIGIOUS LIFE: Daa Ekele was a Christian to the core. She lived a Christ-like life and was committed to
the things of God. She was a member of Apostolic Christian Church Mission (ACCM) before marriage.
She was wedded at St Thomas Anglican Church where she worshipped until her husband died. After her
husband's death, she came home because of some unforeseen circumstances that she got entangled
with and reunited again with Apostolic Christian Church Mission till her last day on Earth.

Daa Ekele was appointed and anointed a Deaconess in ACCM Nbawsi being a virtuous woman she was.
She never ceased to acknowledge God as the author and finisher of her faith. Daa Ekele will always
stand on the part of Truth and was always bold to rebuke evil when she sees anyone practicing it.

Daa Ekele also extended her devotion and love for Christ by being a member of a renowned ministry
called "Solution Gate" in Amaogwe Umuezenta Nbawsi where she served and took care of the children.
She was a very great prayer warrior and a doer of God's word.

MARRIAGE: Late Mrs. Glory Kelechi Nwachinemere got married to Mr. Nwachinemere Benson
(Schoolboy) from Umuosu Nsulu in Isiala Ngwa North LGA Abia State who is also late. Their marriage was
blessed with 4 kids but 2 of them were gone to be with the lord leaving only the first child and the last
child to mourn the death of their loved mother and to say the final goodbye. To God be Glory.

SOCIAL/WORK/HORBIES: As a certified nurse, Daa Ekele was able to open a chemist. She managed the
chemist at her husband's place before the sudden death of her husband which triggered a lot of fear and
agony upon her and she returned to her family. She lived with her direct immediate elder brother for
more than 14 years where she joined her brother's wife to run her maternity home. Daa Ekele was a
jovial and sociable person. She will always smile and laugh at hilarious events. She was a strong member
and was the president of the “Umuokpu" clan before she passed.
LIFE JOURNEY: Around 22nd of March, we noticed an illness in her which within a short while ate the
deeper part of her life so fast that her family members tried all they could through drugs, care and
prayers to redeem her but all to no avail. She was taken to the hospital in several occasions, several
pastors and prayer warriors prayed for her recovery but unfortunately she gave up the ghost in the
hospital where she was taken to on the 21st of April, 2023. God knows the best.

A woman of virtue is gone away from the scene. We weep for you dear mother, wife, aunt, friend. We
are consoled in the fact that your memory lingers.

OFFICIATING MINISTERS
Pastor S.A Ihekwueme - Chairman
Pastor D.C Nwuju - Co chorus leader
Pastor E.C Joseph - lesson
Pastor Samuel Marcus - conductor
Hymn call - youth choir master

ORDER OF SERVICE
1. Processional song by the choir
2. Devotional song/our lord's prayer
3. Chorus! Chorus!! Chorus!!!
4. Opening prayer by the chairman
5. Opening hymn AC 284
6. Intercessory prayer 1 deaconess one elder and a minister
7. Choruses
8. Hymn for lesson AC 328
9. Lesson job 14: 1
10. Anthem by A.C.C.Y.F Nbawsi group
11. Testimonies by:
12. Hymn for sermon AC 285
13. Sermon by Pastor S.A Ihekwueme
14. Sympathy offering
15. Hymn for interment A.C 331
16. Interment by the minister/Choir
17. Announcements
18. Benediction/Doxology
HYMNS

Abu - 284 Abumobian'ebe a. (Opeing Hymn)

There is no night in heaven.

Verse 1
Abumobian'ebe a,
Igwéb'ulom;
Nanionye-ije,
igwéb'ulom.
Ih'egwun'ahuhu
Gbaramgburugburu;
igwébuala-Nnam,
igwéb'ulom.

Verse 2
Ifufefes'ike,
igweb'ulom;
ljenkem di nkpunkpu,
igwéb'ulom.
Ma mgbensogbuuwa
Gemengwagabiga,
Agamanon'udo,
igwéb'ulom.

Verse 3
N'akukuOnye-nwem,
igwéb'ulom;
Agenyemotuto,
igwéb'ulom;
EbendinsoChukuNebiebigh-ebi
Ka ha jesiriije, igwéb'ulom.

Verse 4
Agham-atamukwa, igwéb'ulom;
Otu uwadirim, igwéb'ulom.
N'ezie mu geguzo
N'aka-nriOnye-nwem;
El'igwéb'ala-Nnam,
igwéb'ulom. Amen.
Abu - 328 N'ebe a k'ayinenwensogbu (Hymn for lesson )

Here we suffer grief and pain.

Verse 1
N'ebe a k'ayinenwensogbu,
N'ebeanzukonwenkewa,
Nkewaadighn'igwé.

Koros:-
Ọ gabuih'onu,
Onu, onu, onu,
Ọ gabuih'onu,
Mgbenkewanagagh-adi.

Verse 2
Ndihurujisusn'anya
GalakuruYan'igwé,
Sorondinson'elu.

Verse 3
Umu-ntagebin'igwé,
NdichoroNn'ayin'ekpere
N'ulo-Yan'uwanka.

Verse 4
Nd'ozizi-ayigadiukwu,
N'ihin'ayihurun'anya,
Ghar'ikewaozo.

Verse 5
Onu-ayigadiukwu,
N'ihin'ayigahuJisus
K'O no n'och'eze-Ya.

Verse 6
Ayinilegejionu
NetoKraist, buOnye-nw'ayi,
Rue mgbeebigh-ebi. Amen.
Abu – 285 Ala di maranmakar'ihe. (Hymn for Sermon )
There's is a land that is fairer than day.

Verse 1
Ala di maranmakar'ihe,
Site n'okwkwek'ayijihuya;
Nn'ayi, Chineke, necherenaya
K'O doziriayieb'obibi.

Koros:-
M'emesia, m'emesia,
Ayigezukon'alaom'ahu.
M'emesia, m'emesia,
Ayigezukon'alaom'ahu!

Verse 2
Ayiganabun'alaom'ahu
Ab'utoahunkendi-ngozi;
Mo-ayigapun'ihe-nwutadum,
Gharais'uden'ih'iz'ike.

Verse 3
Ọ bueziNn'ayinke bi n'elu
K'ayigeny'otutokwesiriYa,
N'ihionyiny'ihu-n'anya-Ya
Na ngozinkenedondu-ayinso.
Amen

Abu - 331 Ezi udo, nim'ajo uwa nka?

Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin.

Verse 1
Ezi udo, nim'ajo uwa nka?
Obara Jisus neny'udo n'obi.

Verse 2
Ezi udo, mgbe olu nanyigbu?
Ime uche Jisus bu iz'ike.

Verse 3
Ezi udo, n'etiti ahuhu?
N'akuku Jisus nani nkasi di.

Verse 4
Ezi udo, mgbe ndi-ayi nanogh nso?
N'aka Jisus ayi na ha n'udo.

Verse 5
Ezi udo, ma ayi amagh ochi?
Ayi mara Jisus: Ọ no n'och'eze.

Verse 6
Ezi udo, ma onwu no nso ayi?
Jisus emeriwo ike onwu.

Verse 7
Ọ diwo nma, og'uwa nke gebi;
Jisus gakpo ayi la n'udo nk'igwé. Amen.

TRIBUTES

Is still like a dream to me that you are no more. You were a confidant, mentor, and friend, not just an
aunty. Your memory inspires kindness, compassion, and love. We miss you more than words can say but
knowing you are at peace and that your spirit lives on in our hearts comforts us.
You're loved forever.
Your favorite
Newyork Emmanuel (papa)

A tribute to a rare gem...

Aaaah Daa Ekele it's still like a dream to me that u just left so soon without saying goodbye, my eyes are
too heavy with tears each time I remember that it's not a film trick...chai this is so painful to bear but we
can't question God...rest in peace till we meet on that resurrection morning!!!
(Happiness Emmanuel Jojo)

Tribute to a strong woman I know

Daa Ekele I wish you a peaceful rest we will always hare warm recollection of you, you may have being
snatched from us by death, but your memories we always be with me. You will always have a special
place in my heart. Till we meet again rest well strong woman
(Cordelia Jojo)

Tribute to my precious Jewel

Mummy watching you take your last breath in my arms created a deep hole in my heart. I never
expected your death. Death took you away knowing you are all I have. My solace is that you were a
hard-working woman, full of fun and laughter. She is a woman of her words, principle and discipline. It is
sad to feel that you are no more with us on earth, but you love and peaceful memories are still our
guide. I can't question God course he knows the best. My heart is full of pain at your loss. I miss you
Mummy! Rest in peace till we meet again Nnem Oma. Continue to sleep well my precious Jewel.
Your Lovely Daughter
(Blessing Chinaza Nwachinemere)

It was a very great shock when I heard that you are no more, i took you as my grandma, i remember the
love we shared, the stories you tells me, now who will call me ulumma,who will call me Da ble, who will
call me nketa ihechi, who will sleep with me when am sick, well i cannot question God he knows the
best, according to ( Ecclesiastes 3:2) a time to be born, and a time to die, rest in peace Da Ekelechi till we
meet to part no more
(Blessing Emmanuel Jojo)

My lovely caring mother, the sun have said while it was still bright for harvesting the fruit of your labor,
mummy you left this sinful world the time we your children needed you the most. Nothing can replace
the motherly care that you so generously extended to all. You have left a big vacuum that cannot be
filled. Nevertheless, you have left us with sweet memories of your forgiving spirit, patience, hospitality,
hard-working, peace, humility, limitless love your sumptuous meal, jokes and how you even call me
"Ezenwa" God took you in his loving arms, who are we to question God. When death is inevitable, it is a
price everyone has to pay. Rest in the bosom of the Lord till we meet to part no more. Goodnight sweet
mum.
Your lovely son
(Pastor Prince Ifeanyi Nwachinemere)

Mummy, you will always be in my heart. You were more than a mother-in-law to me. I never expected
you to leave me so soon but God knows why it happened. I wish you would come back to me, so we
could continue to live together again. Thank you for all the advice and cancel you gave to me. You had
always been a peace-loving, caring, courageous and God fearing. I will miss you and always cherish the
memory I had with you. May your soul rest in peace. Adieu Mummy
Your Love
Mrs. Ogechi Ifeanyi (Daughter-in-law)

Tribute to a woman I took as my second mother. Each time I pick up a pen to say farewell to you Daa
Kele, a tear drops in my heart and I ask you; "is this how you left us despite all the promises I made to
you to give us a better life?" I prayed all I knew how to pray so you can get better but that news by 3am
on the 21st of April brought a shock and agony that hasn't left me since then. You always called me
"Dede Victor" and even if we fight, we make up almost immediately... I will miss you Daa Kele... I pray
you are at the right hand side of God.
Good night Daa Kele till we meet on the resurrection morning.
It's me Dede Victor