Rev'd Adeniyi Kevin-Israel

5years ago you left us , daddy keep on resting in the bosom of the Lord I love you

May God by His spirit comfort us., this is so hard. May God multiply His grace upon us to carry on. May your legacy transcend generations to come.May your works keep speaking. may the souls you impacted grow and abide forever,

I am deeply saddened and shocked by the news of our brother and father in the Lord. You were so fervent in serving the Lord and winning souls for him. Rest on beloved, we love you but God has taken you away from us and we cannot question him. May He continue to be a pillar and source of comfort to your wife and children Amen

I saw you last about 20 years ago but I will always remember you as one of the very few Pastors/Leaders that had the most profound positive influence on my spiritual life. I was about asking one of your spiritual daughters if she had your contact email/phone. Before we could reach that stage as we reconnected after many years she broke the sad news of your final departure to glory. "The memory of the righteous is blessed" (Psalm 10:7). Thank you.

Reverend Niyi Kevin-Israel's passing to glory is still a 'dream' I wish to wake up from. Our discussion just three days before he breathed his last is still fresh in my memory. Baba Israel as I fondly called him, emphasised the recordings he needed to do next day (Saturday) but I responded in the presence of Mama Israel that his recovery comes first. Such was the ruggedity of Reverend Niyi Kevin-Israel, the gentle fire. There was never a dull moment with daddy Israel. It was always a blessing to be around him. He served God wholeheartedly and served humanity sacrificially. He was always ready to help whoever comes his way, many times to a fault. For the sake of the kingdom, difficult terrains became his own comfort zones. He made it easy for anyone to understand that 'losing' one's life to Jesus is actually the real gain, both in time and eternity. Baba Israel was an encourager of all times. He's got the shoulders to nurture wounded soldiers back to life. I never saw him discriminate nor look down on anyone. He taught us more about Christ through his selfless life. His exit is very painful especially now that we need more labourers like him to reach the remaining Unreached people for the Lord. Olori and I are consoled by the fact that you're resting in the bosom of the Lord. Your sweet memory lives in our hearts. There is a Resurrection morning, where we shall see again. Adiue Baba Israel, sleep on pleasant soul.

The suddenness of your call to glory still leaves us pained our dear brother 'Niyi,.But we take comfort in the Lord and the holy Spirit. OH,ONLY REMEMBERED BY WHAT YOU HAVE DONE FOR THE LORD AND HUMANITY. TRUST ,GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR BELOVED FAMILY..REST ON SOLDIER OF THE CROSS, TILL THE MORNING OF JOY.

Booda, o ga o. You ran away. Can't yet find words to describe you while you were with us. But you were SELFLESS and PUT OTHERS FIRST. You bought a pair of Canvas for me when we met in Cameroon, on your way back from "The land of the Pygmies", one of your mission fields, late last year. I never knew it was memorial gift. You were perpetually on the "Service lane" for many other ministries and that was Ministry for you. I wish it is not true that you are gone. But the reality that you are gone leaves a message for us all. Good night, Booda. "Baba Kevin".

Your passing to glory is still a 'dream' I wish to wake up from Our discussion just three days before he breathed his last is still fresh in my memory. Baba Israel as I fondly called him, emphasised the recordings he needed to do next day (Saturday) but I responded in the presence of Mama Israel that his recovery comes first. Such was the ruggedity of Reverend Niyi Kevin-Israel, the gentle fire