ESLF FOUNDER EMPOWERS WOMEN AT COMBINED BEWIP/BEYIP CHRISTMAS CAROL 2025… CALLS FOR TRUE LOVE, EMPATHY, PRAYERS.

Genuine love, care and concern for people should be the hallmark of our relationship with one another for us to build better families, stronger communities and a happier world.

The Founder, Eunice Spring of Life Foundation (ESLF), Dr. Eunice Ortom made this call today while giving her Christmas message at the combined BEWIP/BEYIP Christmas Carol 2025 which held in Makurdi, Benue State where she supported three women with a deep freezer and grinding machines to support their businesses and improve the lot of their families.

Dr. Ortom who encouraged people to intercede for one another, their communities, the State, country and humanity, stressed that candid concern for the wellbeing of other people sets the right tone where people would wish others well and would want to pray for them.

She counselled the children to live right and stay close to God so as to grow up into useful adults who would contribute their quota to the society.

Dr. Ortom who is also the Founder and Convener of the Benue Women in Prayer (BEWIP) and Benue Youth in Prayer (BEYIP) Ministries, disclosed that the strictly prayer ministry, a product of divine revelation, has been consistently holding regular prayer meeting through the years, and would be in the task of praying in the long haul, while making this strong statement of long-term commitment: “We’ve been holding our monthly prayers over the years and we are hopeful that we’ll continue till Jesus comes”, she affirmed.

Highpoints of the Christmas Carol 2025 celebration were the presentation of a deep freezer and grinding machines to three beneficiaries by Dr. Eunice Ortom as a form of livelihood support to help them start small businesses and strengthen the already existing ones. Mrs. Rose Ikemba who received a grinding machine and Mrs. Eunice Ajo who got a deep freezer thanked the former Benue State First Lady and promised to commit it to the purpose for which they are meant.

There were also reading of the carol lessons, song ministration and the cutting of the Christmas cake with various groups including the team from ESLF.

The BEWIP/BEYIP Combined Christmas Carol, an annual event that has, over the years, witnessed the empowerment of many women and youth beneficiaries, holds every December to herald the Yuletide.