The Revival Assembly Church is set to launch the Revived Business Community (RBC) on Saturday, at Achievers Hall, Revival Assembly, Ogba, Lagos.
According to a statement by RBC’s Brands and Media team, the vision is to build a formidable business community of vibrant, diligent, and prosperous people and to drive business growth, profitability, and success through sustained developmental patterns among the members of the community.
The community is expected to foster a vibrant community of entrepreneurs, managers, and business professionals who are actively engaged in acts of service, philanthropy, community, and national transformation.
RBC President, Pastor Nike Onwurah said he recognised the sterling leadership and Apostolic qualities of the Founder of Revival Assembly, Apostle Anselm Madubuko, who is also the Grand Patron of RBC.
According to Onwurah, the RBC platform seeks to serve as a platform for business and entrepreneurial development through informed mentoring and spiritual guidance, while enhancing the skills, knowledge and productivity of members of the community through exceptional, inspirational, growth and innovative principles that accelerate success.
She further said: ‘While we’re targeting MSME’s (micro, small, and medium enterprises), freelancers, and professionals, looking to start their own business ventures, this platfrom also aims to attract church leaders who wish to support entrepreneurial initiatives within and outside our church’.
Experts say that RBC stands out due to its strong focus on growing people and their businesses first, plus the unique integration of faith and business principles stands it out.
Unlike previous business fellowships that were primarily focused on what the fellowship will do for the church only, RBC platform provides a holistic approach that addresses economic development and spiritual growth, and then Kingdom financiers.
Strong emphasis is on value-driven leadership which fosters a sense of purpose and community among our members, setting it apart from previous business communities, the statement added.
