You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link The rumbling that came from his basement had woken the entire block; all the neighbours had always turned their noses at … Continue reading THE MAD MAN OF PARKLAND by Anerobi Chimezie Lotachi
You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link DRAW ME NEARER. Today, I’ve come like a mud in water I have come like a child with no mother I have … Continue reading Poetry from Amore David
You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link WE CRY ABBA FATHER Years before the foot of our fore-fathers ate from the plate of earth, he fathered our fathers as feathers … Continue reading WE CRY ABBA FATHER by Ogunsanya Enitan Olaoluwa
PAROUSIA Magazine is calling for submissions for it second issue to be published by June 2016. The issue is the Purity Issue as the issue will explore narratives on virtue, morality, abstinence, righteousness, integrity, decency etc but not mainly as … Continue reading Call For Submissions PAROUSIA Magazine Purity Issue #2
You can read this publication in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link THE SUFFERING OF JESUS Born into a world of anger The rich and greedy ran You came to help the leper The … Continue reading Poetry from Mike Bullock
You can read this Fiction in PDF format of PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue by following this link Our elder brother was crazy. Maybe he was born crazy. The rabbi in our synagogue always warned that my siblings and … Continue reading RABBONI by Samuel Ogechukwu Emmanuel
Dear Readers, I welcome you to the First Issue, Easter Issue of PAROUSIA Magazine: A Christian Arts and Literary Magazine. I must mention that firstly, PAROUSIA Magazine (formerly only a blog magazine) now has a new logo and secondly PAROUSIA … Continue reading PAROUSIA Magazine Easter Issue #1
We live in a world where we are so particular about people affirming our strengths. We want people to approve of us, we want people to like us, we want people to accept us, who doesn’t want that, and that … Continue reading TO IMPRESS OR NOT TO IMPRESS by Aremo Olalekan
Are you a CHRISTIAN SPOKEN WORD ARTIST? Do you have the ability to thrill people with words? THEN THIS IS FOR YOU! LUKE 6:45 is a company that hosts a SPOKEN WORD POETRY CONFERENCE(SWPC) at intervals. This conference has been … Continue reading Call For Participation: Spoken Word Poetry Conference IV
THE MAID IN MAIDUGURI The maid in Maiduguri, Loosed my ‘sokoto’ in Sokoto, Casting on me her charms in Kastina, I cried Haba! from Aba. Her name is Ada from Adamawa, Cooking, her centre of excellence, Unknown to a poor … Continue reading THE MAID IN MAIDUGIRI by Akinbode Oluwatobi Israel
Growing up with Rambo, Jet Li, Jacki Chan and a little of Bruce Lee, I thought and believed that everyone needs a hero. And there’s usually just one per time. So for me the world was like a battle field, and I was the hero for those within my sphere of contact. Then I met Julia Roberts, then the world took another turn, the world could just be all about falling in love, having fights, then making up and having an interesting forever after. Then I GREW UP! I hardly watch movies now, but everyday as I walk around and … Continue reading WHO IS WRITING YOUR STORY? by Aremo Olalekan
As broken glass with glue we mend, so i took my broken heart to Jesus ‘coz he is my friend. Have you a mind ladened with load? pour it all at his feet to repair. Is it slowly sniffing away … Continue reading A FATHER AND A FRIEND by Akor Emmanuel
ABODE OF ABADDON (TO THE CHURCH) The fear of the land, Is the beginning of defeat The anti-christs, offsprings of the darkness They must obey his commands! They fight and destroy souls, Like knights of hell To fulfill the purpose … Continue reading ABODE OF ABADDON by Adigun Temitope Idealism
ALANTERE (IN SEARCH OF BLISS) In search of bliss. Unexpected scenes are seen. Some scenes that had us pleased, And some that our memories doesn’t want to fixed. In search of bliss, Ajirebi avoid evil, And his hair went bald. … Continue reading ALANTERE by Amore David Olamide
I appreciate God for the opportunity to be a blessing to mankind through this platform and I trust that as you read, God Himself will stir a desire to be all that God has created you to be in this … Continue reading NO MORE EXCUSE! by Aremo Olalekan
PREACHER MAN Bring in the sheaves As the wind blows the rusty leaves The master calls in grief Saying, life is so brief Listen to the voice in the desert Hearken to this message, so exact He is … Continue reading Hour of Death by Olajide Teniola
