Everything You Need To Know About The Synagogue Church Of All Nations (Scoan)

Where is the synagogue church of all nations (scoan) located?

Segun-Irefin Street, Ikotun-Egbe, Lagos, Nigeria

What is the procedure for visiting the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

If you would like to visit The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations, simply go to the Questionnaire, fill it out in detail and submit it. Make sure your complete details are included. Please note, you must wait to receive confirmation of your visit from us before making any travel arrangements/ flight bookings. *All communication with The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations should be through the following email address: info@scoan.org. Please note that any form of smoking or alcohol consumption is prohibited on the church premises.

Will I need a visa before I can visit the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

Yes. Unless you live in West Africa, you will need a visa to enter Nigeria. Visa applications are made through the Nigerian Embassy/ High Commission in your country and it is normally a simple procedure. We will send you an invitation letter which you will present to the embassy with your application form, passport, passport photo and the prescribed fee. Please contact us if you need more information.

How will I get to the church?

Once you have confirmed your flight arrival times with us, we will arrange for church representatives to meet you at the airport and escort you to the church premises.

What are the arrangement for food and accomodation in the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

The church has many rooms available for international visitors to stay. The accommodation ranges from dormitories to family rooms to private rooms – all with en-suite hot showers, toilets and air conditioning. There is a special dining room for international visitors where three full meals are served a day. Extra drinks, snacks and toiletries are also all available for purchase at the shop on the church premises.

How long are visitors allowed to stay in Nigeria when the visit the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

Our international visitors normally stay for 7 days (one week). During this time, you will have the opportunity to visit the Faith Resort Ground, attend the various services at the church, watch faith-building videos, listen to life changing testimonies, receive lectures from the man of God, Prophet T.B. Joshua and much more all as the Holy Spirit directs.

What is the climate like in Lagos, Nigeria and what type of cloths will I need to take?

Lagos is hot (high 20s to low 30s Centigrade) all year round with high humidity. For this reason, we recommend that you bring loose, cool and comfortable clothing.

Is it safe o visit the synagogue church of all nations (scoan) in Lagos, Nigeria?

Yes, we take special care of all our international visitors. They are met at the airport by authorized church personnel and are then escorted to the church which is located on the outskirts of Lagos. The accommodation is on the church premises and visitors do not leave during their stay unless they are taken to the off-site prayer retreat center. Guided by the Holy Spirit, Prophet T.B. Joshua developed the Faith Resort Ground (known as the ‘Prayer Mountain’) with its many beautiful waterways, islands, prayer huts, beaches, prayer grounds and Biblical statues. There you will encounter prayer warriors who pray for the ministry, the nations and for partners throughout the world 24 hours a day, seven days a week in accordance with I Thessalonians 5:16. Man’s greatest privilege is to enjoy God’s presence; the Faith Resort Ground is a quiet place to meet with God in prayer (Mark 6:31).

Can I email or phone home while in the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

Yes,full internet and telephone facilities are available. Cash payments only (US Dollar, Pound Sterling, and Euro) are accepted.

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How to contact the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

Call us: Mon-Fri 11am-10pm (GMT+1)

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Emmanuel TV Lagos Nigeria

Emmanuel TV

1, The Synagogue Church Of All Nations

Avenue

Synagogue Bus Stop,

Ikotun-Egbe, Lagos, Nigeria

Postal Address:

Emmanuel TV

PMB 017, Ipaja Post Office,

Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa

Tel:

+234 (0) 8077679597

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Email:

info@emmanuel.tv

Emmanuel TV Johannesburg, S. Africa

Emmanuel TV, Johannesburg Office

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Email:

jhb@emmanuel.tv

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Emmanuel TV, US Office

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usa@emmanuel.tv

Emmanuel TV, UK

Emmanuel TV, UK Office

Tel:

+44-(0)-7985-034-222

Office Hours:

9am-5pm GMT

Email:

uk@emmanuel.tv

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How to get the morning water from the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)? How to get the anointing water from the synagogue church of all nations (scoan)?

ONE OF THE MEDIUMS GOD IS USING IN THE SCOAN IS THE MORNING WATER.

According to T.B. Joshua, “By using the Morning Water, you are symbolically setting yourself apart for Jesus Christ’s special attention as you pray in faith. I mean, you are positioned for mercy, favour, healing, deliverance, blessing, prosperity and fruitfulness. It is not the Morning Water that heals the sick but Jesus Christ Himself. There must be faith both in the person praying and in the person being prayed for. Prayer must proceed from and be accompanied with a lively faith. It is this that brings about the healing, not the Morning Water.”

*Please note – the Morning Water is ONLY available in The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) Headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria. It is NOT FOR SALE.

Beware of any imposters claiming to be Prophet T.B. Joshua or represent The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations, demanding for money in the name of either of the above in the promise of providing Morning Water or other materials from the ministry.

There is an organized imposters on instagram claiming to be one of the wise men from the synagogue church of all nations telling you, you dont need to buy the morning water all they need is a shipping fee. Dont waste your money on them.

Prophet T.B. Joshua

Temitope Balogun Joshua (born June 12, 1963), commonly referred to as T. B. Joshua, is a Nigerian pastor, televangelist and philanthropist. He is the leader and founder of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN), a Christian organisation that runs the Emmanuel TV television station from Lagos.

Joshua is known for his popularity across Africa and Latin America and his social media presence with 3,500,000 fans on Facebook. His YouTube channel, Emmanuel TV, has over 1,000,000 YouTube subscribers and is the world’s most viewed Christian ministry on the platform. Described as the "Oprah of evangelism" and "YouTube's most popular Pastor", Emmanuel TV is among the world's largest Christian television networks.

He has been awarded various accolades, notably receiving the Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) by the Nigerian government in 2008 and being voted the Yoruba man of the decade by Pan-Yoruba media outlet Irohin-Odua. He has been called one of Africa's 50 most influential people by Pan-African magazines The Africa Report and New African Magazine.

As of 2011, according to Forbes, Joshua was Nigeria's third-richest pastor, although the claim was immediately denied in a statement by the church. He is known to be controversial, and was even 'blacklisted' by the government of Cameroon in 2010.

According to Joshua's official biography, unusual circumstances surrounded his birth. He says that he spent 15 months in his mother's womb and narrowly avoided death after a quarry explosion near his house sent rocks through its roof just seven days after his birth. It is also alleged that Joshua's birth was 'prophesied' 100 years prior.

Joshua, then known as Balogun Francis, attended St. Stephen's Anglican Primary School in Arigidi Akoko, Nigeria between 1971 and 1977, but failed to complete one year of secondary school education. In school, he was known as "small pastor" because of his love for the Bible. He worked in various casual jobs after his schooling had ended, including carrying chicken waste at a poultry farm. He organised Bible studies for local children and attended evening school during this period. Joshua attempted to join the Nigerian military but was thwarted due to a train breakdown that left him stranded en route to the military academy.

The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN)

Joshua wrote that in a heavenly vision he had received divine anointing and a covenant from God to start his ministry. Following this, Joshua founded the ministry organisation The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN). According to the organisation, more than 15,000 members attend its weekly Sunday service; visitors from outside Nigeria are accommodated in the accommodation blocks constructed at the church.

The Guardian reported that The SCOAN attracts more weekly attendees than the combined number of visitors to Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London. The SCOAN's popular services have also resulted in an enormous boost for local businesses and hoteliers.

Despite Joshua's popularity, the church only has a branch in Ghana, Joshua stating that "it is not yet time" for him to have branches worldwide as "it will be too much for my character".

Religious tourism
The SCOAN has been described as “Nigeria’s biggest tourist attraction” and “the most visited destination by religious tourists in West Africa,” with thousands of foreigners flocking to attend the church's weekly services. Figures released by the Nigerian Immigration Service indicated that six out of every ten foreign travellers coming into Nigeria are bound for The SCOAN, a fact discussed in Zimbabwean parliament when addressing the economic potentials of religious tourism.

This Day newspapers reported that “about two million local and inbound tourists” visit The SCOAN annually. The church's popularity has led to an increase in flight routes to Lagos from several African countries in 2013.

Potential relocation to Israel
Joshua's contribution to Nigeria's religious tourism was highlighted when the cleric hinted at the possibility of relocating his ministry to Israel during a Sunday service. The announcement proved controversial with several prominent Nigerians urging him to remain in the country, citing the economic setbacks Nigeria would likely experience through his potential relocation.

Emmanuel TV

Emmanuel TV, the SCOAN television station, broadcasts 24/7. Its Sunday services are broadcast live. Joshua's programmes also air weekly on a number of local television stations across Africa. It debuted on DStv and GOtv in November 2015, as well as StarTimes in February 2016. In its profile on Joshua, the BBC described him as "Nigeria's best known televangelist".

A Ghanaian psychiatrist in UK was controversially sacked from the NHS after recommending Emmanuel TV to a patient with a history of 'satanic abuse', although later cleared of any wrongdoing by a tribunal.

Emmanuel TV's motto is 'Changing lives, changing nations, changing the world.' The station is also known for its catch-phrase, ‘Distance Is Not A Barrier’, encouraging viewers to ‘pray along’ with T.B. Joshua by ‘touching the screen’. There are several claims of people receiving miraculous 'healing' through these prayers, including popular Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh who said Joshua's prayers ended her 14-year smoking addiction.

Joshua has earned a reputation for not focusing on the 'Prosperity Gospel' and Emmanuel TV is known as one of the few Christian channels that does not engage in fundraising on air.