This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Chinwe Nwadike 37 years old , born on April 15, 1981 and passed away on February 5, 2019. We will remember her forever.
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Leave a tribute5 years, it’s true what they say, death lives a void that can never be filled. Despite that, I rejoice everytime you come to mind, you are a mentor even in absence. A woman of joy and thanksgiving.
Yesterday, I danced, I gave thanks, I praised, just like you did. I chose joy even with a heavy heart, because your life was one of thanksgiving and praise in all situations, a lesson you thought me and I cherish more as I grow older.
So today, although you are dearly missed & the tears may fall, I am thankful to God for letting our paths cross.
Later, my favourite troublemaker ❤️
Chi baby……. The vacuum you left hasn’t been filled. You’re truly missed sis. ❤️❤️❤️
Chinwe!!!
Sweet is the memory of the righteous.
Gone but not forgotten! We miss you so much Chinwe, keep basking at the feet of our Creator.
You are truly missed and cherished.
Words failed me since you departed from us and I refused to put words together thinking a miracle would happen. Woww!! you were such an inspiration Chinwe, you served God and humanity with all of you. Even in the midst of some known challenges, you still trusted God and worshiped HIM that I wondered how you pulled through the storms of life. Most of your testimonies were thanking and believing God in advance. Every tribute at the (UK) service of songs today definitely told the story of the true child of God you are. It was fun doing ministry with you babe and I will forever cherish the life of impact you lived Chinwe.
I know you're now with your maker which is the ultimate, you are truly missed beloved Chinwe.
Sleep on Sister, you lived a life INDEED!
But it never addressed me,
Not until recently...
How do I respond?
“She accepted you, you did not take her”
Those who work with God, accept death when they are fulfilled.
Death did not take you away my dear, it only accompanied you to where you wanted to go.
Although painful, your departure strengthens my faith, for your life is a testimony. I pray to live a life full of impact and fulfilment like you did.
Out of you comes a role model, God has answered my prayer.
Stay smiling My sister
P.S. my buttocks still hurts from all the slaps you gave me, I miss your trouble
May your soul continue to rest in Peace. The Lord comfort your entire family you left behind.
We love you but God love you more...Continue to rest on Sis Chinwe.
I am still in shock on hearing about your demise. Rachel called me while at work, I couldn't do any work afterwards. I cried so hard, wondering why God will allow you die just like that. We chatted late January about your next steps after PhD and other stuffs didn't know that would be our last conversation.
We met in Victory House Choir and became friends. I remember the solos you took with so much love in your heart for God. You were so passionate about God and the ministry.
You were such a kind soul. Many could attest to that. I remember a time I had lost my job. I came to church with no money to go home, babes you had only N1,000 but you split it and gave me N500. It is only a kind person that can do that. You opened your home to me on Saturdays to sleep over after rehearsals because we close late and I lived far. You made sure I had dinner on those days too.
The other day I was talking to Efe about you. I told her, I have stopped crying. I am smiling through your memories because I know you are happy in Heaven flexing...
You are forever loved and missed dear friend and sister
Chinwe was a God fearing and principled lady. I and Chinwe used to sit together during exams but one thing is sure, she will not talk to me, ask questions or copy anyother person while writing her exams and she was very brilliant. I used to ask what kind of friend she was but only for me to find out she was a principled person.
Chinwe i was really shocked knowing about your death on facebook. My husband & some school mates back in Imo State University and NIFES fellowship are still in shock.
But our consolation through the life you lived and testimonies from people is that you are with the Lord. We will surely miss you my dear friend. Rest on Chinwe Nwadike, rest on my lovely and ever smiling sweet friend.
"You are God, you are not just big o, you are not just large o, you are a great God"
(I heard it first from you, fills my heart with ache, because anytime I hear or sing that song, you come to my mind)
Well..... I can only pray you sleep well in the bossom of our Lord, may the ministry of the Comforter be released upon us all like never before, most especially on your immediate family. Amen
They searched for miles afar,and deep within the distance they could see a shining star.They knew that very instant that the star was theirs to gain,
So they took you up to heaven,Forever to remain.
Rest in the lord. Till we meet to part no more
We met during a leadership course at Strathclyde University. Your calm but yet warm demeanour endeared me to you. Rest on soldier of Christ till we meet to part no more!
P.s ..u owe me that tight squeeze! Adieu sweetheart! Also say me hi 2 my brother n daddy.
Your death reminds all and sundry the brevity of life!
I pray God of all comfort will comfort your family and entire RCCG Zone 4 for this loss but heaven gain in Jesus name.
You are forever in our mind.
Chiii... Allow me beg the oracle of words to give me the right one to express my emotions at the most shocking news ever: the transition of a gem.............. Nwadike Chinwe. My chibabyyymm
Actually, you were more than what words can ever express to me. My boundless & untamed tears look miserable to peers around 'cos they don't know your worth as a counselor, comforter, encourager, confidant, pain bearer, support system what more can I say, you're really little lower than All-in-all to me.
' I'll miss you' is an aberration compare with the gall, pain & space your demise left irreplaceably. However, I take solace in the fact that you knew Christ, served Christ like there's no tomorrow before the claws of death gripped you.
Sleep on my dear & bossom friend and keep singing with the host of heaven........
Ija dopin, ogun sitan
Olugbala, jagun molu
Orin ayo, la o m'ako
Halleluyah.....
Chiii, I'll miss and love you forever.
She was a true leader and she loved God with all her heart.
May she continue to rest in God's bosom.
She will be greatly missed!
Adieu sister Chinwe, adieu!
Rest in peace till we meet again Sis.
I'm really glad my family and I met you because you were truly inspiring. We were also the last to say bye, though we never knew it was the last bye on earth. That song we all sang in the car on the way to your place, made you so happy, especially Elliot's version, it was hilarious. I'm really glad it ended that way, I smile when I remember that last trip. We will meet in glory, rest in peace dear sister.
Many times, we wait until a friend has slept in Glory to realise how wonderful a person they were. Well this is not a story like that. Today, we would like to pay tribute to a very dear friend and sister in the Lord. Her name is Chinwe Nwadike. Her life has taught us that an impactful life is not a result of how long we live rather how well. Her sudden death came as a shock to us and we are left with so many questions, lessons and wonderful memories of her which we keep dearly in our hearts.
Chinwe came to Beautiful gate for the first time four years ago. Immediately we knew that we had found a family. She soon joined her music family - the choir. In fact, it seemed she had always been a part of the church. She brought with her a heart that worships in spirit and in truth. We can all affirm one thing - Chinwe was a True Worshipper! She was a leader and a role model to the Choir and to so many friends.
If anyone wants to describe Chinwe. We guess you will say, she loves the Lord, she was Selfless, she was committed to Christ, and a woman of faith. While many resorted to God after many failed attempts in life, she always believed in God first. There are fond memories of her walk with God which we remember very well from her testimonies. One of such was her testimony of God’s miraculous provision for her needs through the payment of a double salary. Hahaha! There are known tales from her friends about her unwavering believe in God for healing anytime she was under the weather. Chinwe was a Christian!
Although as human and as a family we mourn you in our hearts, we are Glad that you accepted Jesus and we are confident that you will reign with him in eternity. Just as Jesus had promised all is faithful children. Our prayer is that we will all join you there someday. We love you and you will forever be in our hearts. May your soul rest in eternal peace!
RCCG BEAUTIFUL GATE
GLASGOW SCOTLAND
Leave a Tribute
5 years, it’s true what they say, death lives a void that can never be filled. Despite that, I rejoice everytime you come to mind, you are a mentor even in absence. A woman of joy and thanksgiving.
Yesterday, I danced, I gave thanks, I praised, just like you did. I chose joy even with a heavy heart, because your life was one of thanksgiving and praise in all situations, a lesson you thought me and I cherish more as I grow older.
So today, although you are dearly missed & the tears may fall, I am thankful to God for letting our paths cross.
Later, my favourite troublemaker ❤️
My Sister in a foreign land
When I came back for my studies in Glasgow, your home became my first home. I ate your food, you paid for our taxi to church and like I told my husband, you took good care of me. That was how our friendship started. You became my evangelism partner after God had confronted us in the "Alone with God" retreat. I still remember how we both "fumbled" on our first day but we laughed, encouraged each other and continued our little work for the King. We were part of same tiny prayer circle, I must say that I couldn't muster the heart to pray alone in that room the next sunday after you had gone. My heart was indeed heavy, I had a lot of questions about your departure!
Sis Chi, I was getting ready for the "omugwo" you promised me, which I had spelt out the "terms and condition", that you will only eat my "ji nmiri oku" (hot yam pepper soup) after you must have finished the job of babysitting. You were keen on drinking that soup, and would not let me rest in church when am eating while others were fasting. You so troubled me, I still remember how you cut into Pastor's announcement on the December Impact Experience, saying that all pregnant women must fast too, you were pointing at me from your choir seat and I couldn't help but laugh. You left before my baby would have been born and we would sure miss you- the big Aunty she never met in person!
Is with mixed feelings that I write this, as I wish I had successfully persuaded you to stay longer in our place, perhaps you would still be here. But, when I remember our lengthy discussion that night and the next day before you left, am encouraged to walk with God and serve Him in such a way that my life remains well pleasing to Him. Indeed, you were Kingdom-minded and your sudden demise has further affected my outlook on life.
Rest on, gallant soldier of the cross till we see on that glorious resurrection morning. I love you sis!
Inspirational
You were always at rehearsal and fellowship no matter how tight your schedule was. You helped me look after Elaine when I went to the hospital to have Elliot and he shared your birth month. You were amazing and made us laugh always especially when you were asked a question at Sunday school, you gave the PhD type of answer with references, always enlightening. I will never forget when your wig fell during rehearsal when you were singing and you picked it up and continue singing as if nothing happened while the rest of us were laughing so hard, it just didn't matter to you.
I'm really glad my family and I met you because you were truly inspiring. We were also the last to say bye, though we never knew it was the last bye on earth. That song we all sang in the car on the way to your place, made you so happy, especially Elliot's version, it was hilarious. I'm really glad it ended that way, I smile when I remember that last trip. We will meet in glory, rest in peace dear sister.