Pastor Paul Adefarasin Extols The Virtues Of The Late Queen Elizabeth, Salutes King Charles III

The Demise of Queen Elizabeth gripped the entire world work a great surprise. Despite that she died fulfilled and so advanced in age, she was so treasured among the people, with a lot of them grieving her demise. Among the several people that had sent their condolences was the senior pastor of the Lekki-based House On The Rock Church, Pastor Paul Adefarasin.

The cleric has taken to his verified Facebook page to share a lengthy message to extol the unique virtues of the late Queen and to also commiserate with the Royal family on her demise.

In his words, he has shared beautiful words of condolences to the Royal family thus;

Some legends never die, they live forever. Long live the memory of the Queen and the legacy she bequeathed to mankind. As many of you may have heard, the world stood still as we heard the news of the passing of one of the greatest of our times – Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. 

My family and all our churches stand today with the Royal Family and the people of the United Kingdom, the realms, and the Commonwealth, as we mourn the passing of a remarkable matriarch, who dedicated her life to public service with so much love, devotion, empathy, and dignity. 

The 8th of September, 2022 brought news that we have dreaded, and as it finally pervaded the airwaves in such a short time, we were plunged into the sea of remembrance, with memories of our dearly beloved queen flooding all our thoughts, as we reminisced in awe, the tremendous and exemplary life that she lived.

Her Majesty, you came, played a long and illustrious part in history and changed our world. For generations to come, your reign will stand for justice, equity and hope. I am grateful that I lived in your times. Our flags will be flown at half-mast across all House on the Rock globally for the next 10 days as we join the world to pay final respects to a servant leader – The great queen of England. Rest in perfect peace, and God bless the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. Long live King Charles III.

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