A new beacon of hope as the Streams of Joy founder champions care for vulnerable children
In a heart-warming ceremony marked by joy, gratitude, and worship, the El-Roi Orphanage Home was officially opened, with renowned revivalist and founder of Streams of Joy International, Pastor Jerry Eze, leading the historic event.
The newly inaugurated orphanage is designed to provide a nurturing, secure, and loving environment for vulnerable children—offering them not just shelter, but hope, guidance, and a future rooted in care and compassion.
Speaking during the opening ceremony, Pastor Jerry Eze emphasized the biblical mandate to care for orphans and the less privileged, describing the initiative as a reflection of God’s heart for humanity.
“This is more than a building; it is a home of love, healing, and destiny for children who deserve a chance to thrive,” he shared.
The grand opening drew church leaders, community members, partners, and well-wishers who gathered to celebrate what many described as a significant milestone in faith-based social responsibility. Prayers were offered for the children, caregivers, and all who will be impacted by the orphanage’s mission.
Beyond meeting immediate needs, the El-Roi Orphanage Home is expected to play a transformative role in the wider community by promoting compassion, moral upbringing, and long-term development for its residents.
With its official unveiling, the orphanage stands as a beacon of hope—a tangible expression of Christian love in action and a testament to Pastor Jerry Eze’s continued commitment to uplifting lives and shaping destinies through service.
