Mummy Yemise, Mummy AGO, Mummy SA, my mummy mummy, I miss you so much. You know life has never been the same without you. LHA Lusaka definitely is different without you. I couldn't bring an issue to you and it goes unresolved. Only God knows why he took you at a time such as this. I will soldier on until we meet at our Master's feet, in great jubilation and hallelujah. For now sleep on mama, rest well. Loved and missed, Faith

I'm so shocked to see this, May her soul rest in perfect peace .

The many friends and colleagues of Adedayo Adesina at UPS extend their heartfelt condolences to the spiritual family of Pastor Mrs. Yemisi Adeloye. Your kind words show that she was a person who led from the heart. We pray for your peace and comfort.

We are heart-broken to hear of Mummy’s passing. May her dear soul Rest In Peace. She was such a lovely person, a stalwart daughter of God, with an impeccable character. She fought the good fight of faith, ran her race, completed her course, finished strong and is now wearing her crown. May the Holy Spirit comfort her husband and sons and help them through this phase of life. We all will meet her one day in Heaven. Elder Kole and Pastor Rosemary Wellington

Goodbye and Goodnight
(A tribute by Christ’s School Alumni Association - 73/74-78 set) - 30/08/2018
Forty-five years ago, our friendship journey with Pastor Yemisi Adeloye, then Yemisi Agbaje; started at Christ’s School Ado Ekiti.
Forty-five years ago, we studied, competed, played together like children and behaved like children.
Looking back now and fixing all pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle; we can see that Yemisi was destined for her pastoral role even forty-five years ago.
Yemisi was kind as a child; she was gentle and amiable.
If we, at that time in Christ's school, were to be ranked by our pranks and pricks; Yemisi would be graded “cool” in the good sense of the word. She was caring and cool while we were at school and still caring and cool in her relationships with classmates after we left school. Comments from people close and near her over the years were that she was caring, cool and calm.
Yet, Yemisi was full of warmth and fire that lit up the candles of many people; to the glory of God. We are so proud of her.
We were so much looking forward to meeting Yemisi again at the school's annual Homecoming reunion in October. It is our 40th year of leaving the school and our turn to host the the grand reunion. She had contributed financially towards the events. However, God knows best and has taken her to her eternal home ahead of the events. We take our rest and consolation in Him and in the assurance that there will be a grander reunion in heaven. But till then, we shall all surely miss Yemisi.
Today, we of the 73/74-78 set celebrate the life of a friend and a gallant soldier of Christ.
Today, we celebrate the life of Pastor Yemisi Adeloye as a worthy ambassador of Christ's School where the motto is “Christus Victor”.
Today, we celebrate our dear friend as a loyalist to Christ; she was taught about Christ at Christ's School, and she served the Lord Jesus Christ and died in Him.
That is why we say goodbye and goodnight until the glorious morning of resurrection; when we shall meet to part no more.
Rest on, at the breast of your Saviour;
Rest on our dear friend and classmate.
Rest on Pastor Oluwayemisi Adebowale Adeloye.
We love you but God loves you best.
Toyin (Adetoro) Akinwolemiwa and Kemi (Bolarinwa) Ajayi.
(For 73/74-78 Alumni set)

Goodnight Sister Yemisi!

We Pst Kayode & Bunmi Ipinmoroti just heard this shocking news today. So painful. We had close times together @ Ladipo Oluwole. My husband was the Best man @ their wedding. I admire her courage & appreciate the Grace of God upon her life. We went on ministration together. We had never stopped talking about her & sister Tokunbo about their love & zeal for God. Pst Ayo, it is well. Accept our heartfelt condolences. Our number 08036266825 & 08035282829

TRIBUTE TO PASTOR (MRS) YEMISI ADELOYE
WIFE OF PASTOR AYO ADELOYE
AGO (CHURCH GROWTH) & PIC, RCCG, South Africa Region 1
I first met our departed Sister when I joined the Church at Ladipo Oluwole, Ikeja. 
Sister Yemisi, as we all fondly call her back in the days, was first a Woman of God who was very consistent in her CHRISTIAN walk.  She was a fervent Prayer Warrior, passionate Teacher of the Word, compassionate Counsellor, a generous Giver and above all A MOTHER to many; both her biological and spiritual children.  She lived her entire life for the service of the kingdom of God. 
Pastor Mrs. Adeloye has a warm personality that drew both young and old, male and female; regardless of Christian/social status.  She was not discriminatory in her relationship with people.  She touched a lot of lives; both national and international. She will be greatly missed.
Sister Yemisi Adeloye was a woman of prayer and the Word. She believed so much in prayer and often declared there was nothing prayers could not achieved. She was fearless and did not know how to retreat in the place of spiritual warfare.
My wife had the opportunity to pray with her and to travel with her on various preaching tours.
She was a peace-maker. Always working to foister peace and unity among women and brethren within her local parish.
She was an encourager and mentor. During our days at ACME parish, she particularly looked out for senior or matured single sisters, had regular special counseling and prayers sessions with them until they all got married one by one. Many of them became her close friends because she always looked out for them.
She was a giver. She freely gave from her resources, discreetly, without show, without noise - helping the needy.
She was a woman of few words, not given to flippant talk, no frivolity - serious minded, fervent, in the service of God.
She was a Christian as the Bible says it. Phil. 2:5.
Simple, selfless, loving, caring, friendly. She was truly a mother in Israel who made it a duty to replicate herself everywhere she went.
Her passion for the things of God was infectious and her fire was unquenchable and ever burning.
Our prayers go to our parents in the Lord, Daddy and Mummy GO, her immediate family and the entire Body of Christ.  May the Lord keep and uphold us all till we meet on the Resurrection Morning. 
Adieu our dearly Beloved Sister
Pastor Pitan Adeboye

Good night mummy

To God be all the glory for the gift of our Pastor Mrs Yemisi Adeloye, and the grace to spend it so well for Him. It was a great blessing to have known Mummy Adeloye right from RCCG Dominion Sanctuary in Acme Ikeja. She was indeed a pillar of support to our Pastor Ayo Adeloye. May the Lord comfort and strengthen our Pastor, the children and all families, spiritual and biological. A general has indeed moved on to glory and we, with assurance of her triumph through Christ, sing Hallelujah!

It was shocking to hear about Pastor Mrs Yemisi Adeloye passing away from this sinful world. We will miss you greatly. But thanks be to God because for SURE we shall see in Heaven VERY soon when Jesus will come to take us away from this sinful world. Our heartfelt condolence goes to Our Pastor Ayo Adeloye and the Boys (now men) The Lord will comfort and keep you till the end in Jesus mighty name.
Christiana and Joseph Olawale (Mohammed) Solomon Islands RCCG

A true example of a mother!
Heaven truly gained an angel in you!
Mummy taught us and showed through her selfless life that it is possible to live by faith. You were humorous but sincere, compassionate but also disciplined. You have been such a blessing to me and my family, though you were so highly placed in ministry, yet you were so accessible. Mummy you taught us through practical examples of how God can change and use ordinary lives for His work. Your words of comfort echoes in our heart.
Your passion for the things of God is clear to see in all that you did. To say you will be missed is an understatement, our comfort lies in the fact that we will surely see you again, rest on ma till we meet again.
May God's goodness abide with Daddy and the children.
Abraham & Funmi Oni
JCM RCCG MANCHESTER

It's with great shock, but all glory to God (the ultimate owner of all); we received the passing on to glory of an amiable and godly woman (Pastor Mrs Yemisi Adeloye). Sleep on great woman of God until we meet again in heaven. Our sincere love and prayers go to Pastor Ayo and the boys.
On behalf of brethren in RCCG - Australia/Pacific Region.

We lost a gem in d kingdom. D news of Sis Yemisi death came to me as a rude shock! In d 1990s Sis Yemisi led d GOOD WOMEN FELLOWSHIP ,@Ladipo Oluwole Parish, successfully evev as a spinster. Women being d most difficult human being to handle,b'cos of her spirit filled virtues, she carried everyone along very well. She was a good teacher of d Word of God, a Godly counsellor, a Prayer warrior and a genuine child of God.Good nite beloved sister.
I pray dat d Lord will keep and comfort Pastor Ayo and d boys. Rest in perfect peace.
CLARA MOPELOLA STEELE(former Kumolu)

Continue to rest in the bosom of the LORD dear Mummy and a worthy ambassador of Christ. God almighty will be with your husband and the children till we meet to part no more.

Good night Mummy. We shall meet and part no more

Mama Redeem as you are fondly called in Yola by Mrs Beatrice Mathais. God used you and your husband to mightily impact lives. To Koma Hills and Biassa in Taraba State we went all round for God's work. I still hear the echo "Bagulaaa", you were so informal, a friend and a mother. Yes, out of GREED, I miss you, but of SACRIFICE you are THE BEST Jehovah God Almighty can have. Daddy Ayo, Joshua, Emmanuel and Daniel, in all things give thanks to God.

With so much heaviness in my heart, I say goodnight to a mother who was a living example of Ephesians 5:22-23 for me. I bless God always for the privilege to have been touched by your life and living. Thank you for the patient Godly counsel, the seasoned words of wisdom and the consistency in the place of prayer. With so much pride we carry on the touch and your legacy of LIVING fearlessly in CHRIST. Goodnight Ma until we meet to part no more! Adieu ...

My heart has been heavy since the news of Sis Yemisi(as I fondly called her since our Ladipo Oluwole/Acme family days) passing on to glory. I salute this daughter of Zion who proclaimed and defended the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ as we were commanded to. She was an ICON and an example to those who knew her. I will never forget Sis Yemisi's quiet disposition and infectious smile.My family will miss her dearly. I pray that the Lord will uphold Pastor Ayo and the children with His everlasting arms and also comfort the church that she left behind. Rest in peace.

Condolence from Jubilee Church RCCG Manchester, United Kingdom..
We shall miss you greatly..
May God console all the family and the church.

Yemisi Adeloye was genuine, sincere, fervent and godly in all her ways. She was an epitome of whatever that is decent, lovely and inspiring. Her lifestyle was uncommon in this generation. A unique blessing to the body of Christ, very dedicated to her close friend... her husband and she was a special mum to her children. Wished for her to have tarried longer but our heavenly Father knows beyond what we mortals could ever fathom. We have confidence that you have joined the triumphant saints.
Adieu for now Pastor(Mrs) Adeloye

On behalf of RCCG Desire of Nations, Houston TX, we sincerely send our deepest condolences to your family sir on the passing of Pastor Yem. We are saddened by this loss but we take solace in Him. May the Holy Spirit speak to the family the words only He can at this moment. Pls stay strong, Sir! Shalom.

Since the year 1992, your personalty, relationships, walk with and for God inspired my relationship with God and the realization that there is a path that made eternity to be a reality. Your life has being a reference point which will continually remain. Sorely missed.Goodnight our beloved Pastor, Mother, Mentor, Sister and Friend.
Foluke & Bunmi Ayo.

YEMISI LIVES ON
A FAREWELL TRIBUTE TO
PASTOR (MRS) OLUWAYEMISI ADELOYE
FROM REV. DR. MOSES ARANSIOLA
How do we write a befitting tribute to a dear and beloved sister and spiritual daughter upon her passing? And how does one encapsulate a special relationship and interaction of many years in some terse tribute statement? But I’ll somehow begin with a fascinating story of spiritual consolation that I have personally profited from.
A story was told about an incident at St. Louis in the U.S.A. many years ago about two strong men stood embracing each other, and, with faces aglow, sang with all their might, “Hallelujah”! tis done! I believe on the Son”, while others praised the Lord with great joy. The illumination on the faces of these two men was unusual. A light never seen on sea or land, the solar light of heaven lit up their eyes and beamed from their countenances, and they looked to be carefree; two of the gladdest men in the world. Their joy was clean and pure, unutterable and without alloy.
Who were these men? Were they carefree, in the blush and glory of life's morning, untouched as yet by its sorrow and unsmitten in its strife and conflict? With all its full pleasures, triumphs and prizes before them, were they yet to prove the sweet, pure joys of wedded life and home, and listen for the first time to the prattle of their children and the music of her voice who was to be all their own, who was to be their very other self?
Some months before, one of these men left his home early in the morning and returning within a few hours, found his wife and children burnt to ashes. He had drunk sorrow's bitterest cup to the dregs, and had been swept by desolation's fiercest storms. The other was a precious brother who had stepped on to the ship at Liverpool a few weeks before, to return to his darling wife and seven young children, only to be met on landing by the awful word that she was dead and the children were motherless.
They were not young men any more, nor were they old. They were too old to begin life over again with the bounding enthusiasm and confident hopes of youth, and too young to lie down and die. Life's morning was past, and the fierce heat of a noonday sun had smitten them.
What, then, was the secret of their joy? Where is the hiding-place of their triumph? One of them to drown his sorrow had plunged into dissipation and sought to soothe his heartache with liquor, only to find that he had forsaken the Fountain of Living Waters and hewed out for himself, cisterns, broken cisterns that could hold no water.
But that night he had returned back to the Saviour. After a struggle, he had found Jesus, and found peace in believing and joy in the Holy Ghost. And there he and the other brother stood embracing each other, rejoicing, comforted, with their broken hearts healed by the healing touch of His pierced hands, triumphant over all the crushing sorrows of earth and all the malice and rage of hell.
Such depth and exceeding comfort in sorrow, matchless consolation in grief and an incomparable joy in the Holy Ghost is what the Triune God will mightily administer to all who are mourning for the sudden and painful departure to glory of our dearly beloved Pastor Yemisi Adeloye.
Pastor Mrs. Yemisi Adeloye was a beloved sister and spiritual daughter to me. She, along with her exceptional, loving, highly anointed, well-gifted and humble husband, Pastor Ayo Adeloye, who is also my special spiritual junior brother, had played regular and memorable hosts to me and our ministry in their various postings in the Redeemed Christian Church of God for almost three decades.
On hearing of her illness, our prayer network was activated instantly, and we alongside with countless others laboured on in travailing prayers for her healing. But alas! God had His way and has had the final say. After all, He is Yemisi’s Creator, Father, Redeemer and Saviour; He has just claimed (for a closer and sweeter fellowship with Himself) what originally belonged to Him. The unquestionable God! Yemisi’s name is already written in gold in the annals of The Redeemed Christian Church of God. She was an epitome of Christian virtues, an ideal wife, mother, ministry worker and an exemplary woman. She had such an unobstructive, self-effacing demeanour that enabled her to get along smoothly and peaceably with others with whom she had any dealings. She was spiritually deep, well-cultured, soft-spoken, hospitable, versatile, fluent, hardworking and ideal prayer-warrior-intercessor, an addicted worshipper and a giver. In fact, she was a rare combination of multiple graces.
As a wife to an evangelist, missionary, and a global pastor, she manifested to the world what it is to be a Christian woman. She preached the gospel and lived its tenets. Her husband, Pastor Ayo Adeloye loved her passionately, and doted on her always. Her children are not only well brought up by her, but, because of her exemplary life and compelling Christian virtues, decided on their own volition to function in the Christian ministry even at very tender ages.
The Redeemed Christian Church of God and the Christian world have lost a brilliant star, a gem and an ideal Christian worker.
Our consolation is that she surely reposes in the bosom of Jesus Christ who she served with unwavering zeal, single-minded devotion and distinction while on earth. “Vox Populi Vox Dei” Everybody acknowledges that Sister Yemisi “is” a child of God. Yemisi Lives On...
“Requescat in Pace”. Rest in Peace, Beloved Christian Warrior.
Rev. Dr. Moses & Pastor (Mrs.) Funmi Aransiola
President, Gethsemane Prayer Ministries International
National Director, Nigeria Prays

Mummy!! All Glory to God for a life well lived. No doubt, your life has truly been a demonstration of extensive footsteps in the sands of times here on earth in accordance with God's instructions that we number our days. You ran your race with purpose and determination and i know you walk the streets of gold and occupy your mansion having won your crown in glory! Am sure with that signature smile! Alleluia!! Your gentle and yet wise counsel will be greatly missed. Reign in Glory!!

Dear Mummy, I knew you and daddy for almost short period but the period was so wonderful.
I remembered how you used to carried all women along during regional programs in Yola Adamawa region/province then.
Hmmm! Kokoro ko je ki agbadun obi togbo.
You will be forever remembered as London as Jesus tarry.
Sleep on ma.
The Ayandeles.

Dear Yemisi, addressing you as Pastor Yemisi takes away the bond of our shared experience as naive 12year olds at Christ’s School, Ado-Ekiti where we spent 5 meaningful years. We never saw each other despite efforts at meeting up whenever you were in Lagos from Zambia.
The long chats we had on phone were always about one fabu or the other and how we ‘survived’ Agidimo. I was truly looking forward to seeing you again this October during our School Set’s 40th year Homecoming ceremony. I was so certain you will be there....
Though painful....Yemisi, your work here on earth is completed and there is the consolation that you are at rest with your Maker whom you diligently served ‘without looking back’.
Sleep on dear friend....❤️
Fadeke Coker Okoba

Mummy, you open my eye to reality of a Christian home in 1998 and is a tool I can not forget. God will comfort my Pastor and family. Sleep on and good night.

RCCG New Creation will miss you. Exactly 2 years ago, we had you in our midst and never knew that would be the last meeting we would ever have again. Our consolation is that you have gone to be with the father. Sleep on well, till we meet again. Good nite ma

By Pastor Seyi & Ifueko Thomas
We salute you Pastor Mrs Yemisi Adeloye. A woman of great grace! We salute the galant soldier of Christ that you were! A prayer warrior! We salute the model of kingdom womanhood, kingdom motherhood and kingdom wife that you exemplified in your life!
We thank God for the opportunity of knowing you. We thank you for allowing us the rare privilege of teaching Joshua, Emmanuel and Daniel at S.I.S
We know the Lord will comfort and keep your beloved husband, Pastor Ayo and the children.
Sleep on beloved sister. Fare
thee well. Until we meet at the feet of Jesus.

We surely missed one of the best believers-a very committed and dedicated woman of God. May her family be comforted in the Lord; may her soul rest in perfect peace.

Hallelujah, Hallelujah,Hallelujah.
Ija dopin, Ogun si tan
Olugbala jagun molu
Orin Ayo lao ma ko
Hallelujah
Oluwayemisi omo Agbaje,Aya Adeloye, a gallant soldier of Christ.You were bold,strong,kind and courageous to the very end,unwavering and unshaken in the faith of Our LORD and saviour Jesus Christ.You were a mouthpiece and priest of the LORD to many. You were a mother and a strong pillar to myriads, both young and old .Your works do already speak for you and will continue to speak.
The news of your passing on was like a bad dream from which one would wake up and it was only a dream.We however bless the Spirit of God by whom you fought a good fight,ran a great race with God driven speed and you prevailed.
Mummy Josh, we are already missing you .It is tough to come to terms with this. We take comfort in the wisdom and power of Our LORD Jesus Christ who is able to save to the uttermost. We are also comforted by wonderful memories of your unfeigned love and steadfastness.You indeed were a letter ,an epistle of Christ, clear for all to read. How could we possibly forget the wonderful times we spent together.
Thank you for Pastor Ayo and your wonderful sons,Joshua,Emmanuel & Daniel .We praise God for your devotion to the cause of The Lamb of God to the very end.
Sun re o. Oluwayemisi till the resurrection morning.Good Night.
‘Sola [Your PM] & Tokunbo Soneye

Sis Yemisi our mummy, what can I say but to thank God for such an impact you had in my life and others.Words failed me when I had you have gone to be with the Lord such an Heaven gain.
You are so frank with the word of God to me when I was asking questions, you taught me to take of the immediate and God will take care of the future.I am standing and marching on today by the grace of God and people like you that God planted in my life. I will greatly miss you and pray that on that glorious day we will see again by and by.
All your labour of love,God in His infinite mercy will remember and take care of your husband and the children you left behind. Sleep on and good night.

Blessed be the Lord the owner of life whose words are Yea and Amen. He brought you out and up for the edification of the body of Christ and you have lived your life for His purpose. Innumerable are the lives you touched and God helped you bring succour to many souls. Sleep on Mummy Oluyemisi Adeloye ; our Unity Family First Mummy; Mother of All , till we meet in Paradise. The Lord will uphold all you left behind till the end in Jesus name.

The memory of the just is blessed! We love you but God loves you more. Our lost is heaven's gain! I pray the Lord comfort our Daddy and the children and give them the fortitude to bear this huge loss. He will continually shield every family member she left behind in Jesus name. It is well! May we all meet at the feet of the Lord on that glorious day in Jesus name

I would be less than honest if I say that our hearts have not ached over this situation. It is our human nature to want to understand everything now, but TRUST requires that we lean and rely heavily on God even when things seem unclear.
Proverbs 3:5: Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
Philippians 4:7: And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
Pastor Ayo and Yemisi Adeloye are our torchbearers, they show us, youth can lead and gave us the required confidence to follow, For Pastor Yemisi Adeloye to be taken home now is heavy in our heart and a definite blow to her husband but our consolation and assurance is that She lived her life prepared for Heaven. The measure of a life is not in its duration but in its donation.
When we think of Pastor Yemisi Adeloye’s donation… what she contributed… what she invested… we have much to be thankful for!!!
Consider the investments of love and devotion that she made in her marriage.
Consider the investments of godliness and nurturing that she made into the lives of her children (Biological and Spiritual)
Consider the investments of the Word of God that she made into the lives of so many people… not only members of this church, but all of the people, including ministers, that she poured her life into.
But her passing will not be the end of her story, because the memory of her life and the influence of her life remains. Pastor Yemisi Adeloye Lives on.

Sister Yemisi Adeloye
Your life was a life giving aroma to the people that came your way. You did not peddle the word of God you delivered the word as sent by God.
You gave some of us the foundation that has kept us anchored to the truth.
Rest on beautiful sister, you will be forever missed.

Goodnight Mummy Yemisi Adeloye.
Yours was a well lived journey gallant soldier of the cross.
You were a shining light whose radiance touched my life and I know you are resting in the bosom of the Lord till we meet to part no more

Dearest Pastor Yemisi Adeloye, may the Lord keep you forever in His bossom in heaven and comfort all those you left behind. The only consolation we have at this sad time is that we will one day meet you again at His feet someday. Sleep on till we meet again. Your legacy lives on in Christ.

Sister Yemisi, as i have always called you, words fail me to express my feelings or my thoughts concerning your demise. There are too many memories and they are so overwhelming. I have not been able to absorb the fact that i will never see you again on this side of eternity.
I thank God for the opportunity of relating with you at close quarters and for being their as a confidant when the need arose. I am also grateful for the wonderful time we had together when i visited you in Zambia in 2015. How could i have believed that it was the last opportunity of such close fellowship with you.
I do not know what anyone could say to comfort Pastor Ayo, Joshua, Emmanuel or Daniel. However, I pray and I believe that the Great Comforter will envelope them with the warmth of His love and comfort. He will show forth His light into their hearts and paths in this hour of darkness. You loved so much, you gave so much, you served so much. Thank God you have entered into your deserved rest. Sleep on beloved until, by His grace and mercy, we meet on the resurrection morning. GOOD NIGHT MY BELOVED SISTER.

Writing this tribute really breaks my heart because Mummy Josh as I fondly called Pst Mrs Yemisi Adeloye was my Mum, sister, mentor and encourager who took me under her wings in 1992 at Ladipo Oluwole and kept me close to her heart even when distance separated us.
Our chats on drives to your numerous ministrations or in your kitchen at Gowon Estate/Redemption Camp lingers on in my memory as clearly as the scripture God gave you for me when I was having doubts about my christian walk.
You were a shining light whose radiance touched my life and I know you are resting in the bosom of the Lord till we meet to part no more.

Mommy Joshua,
Words fail use to describe your awesome impact on many lives but for our family - your house fellowship was a launch pad for us standing in the faith today- commendable selflessness and giving life. A resolute soldier, mother, mentor, backbone, humble vessel, Mother-in-Israel and a great compliment to Pastor Adeloye. You will be missed greatly but we take solace in the Promise that we shall meet again at the feet of the Father. Your passing to glory has given me a reflective check on my walking with the Lord.
Sleep in the bosom of your Maker.

Hmmmm, I don't even know where to start from, because you have been part of my history at my early years in life, right from secondary school as a tennager, you had been my mentor, I do what you do, whether right or wrong because I so much believed in your person, little wonders then, that when you became born again, I knew I didn't have any option than to follow suite. My mother in the Lord, my mentor,my teacher, my hero, my perfect example, to say I will greatly miss you is an understatement, because even when mission work separated us physically, I still always remembered the good virtues you inculcated in me and it has helped me greatly, rest on aunty Yemisi like we all your younger ones used to call you even before you became a pastor. My love, we will definitely meet again on the resurrection morning because I will never leave the path you had shown me . Good night my sister from another mother.

Mummy Adeloye a mother,mentor,counselor, encourager,teacher,pastor and prayer warrior.l thank God for knowing you twenty-three year ago.You are a blessing to my life that is why l am still standing in the faith.You always take brethren challenges as your own challenges with prayers and godly counsel.Anybody that ever come across you must have a good testimony about your humble and exemplary life to share. Mummy it is not how long but how well.You have fought a good fight,you have finished your course and you have kept the faith.Heaven is rejoicing at your home coming.Good night till we meet on that resurrection morning.God will keep Daddy Adeloye and the boys in Jesus name.

“Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.”
I have lost my Mentor, a Sister and a friend; a relationship of over 27 years from Ladipo Oluwole. You were a Prayer Warrior, a Teacher of the Word, a generous giver and my Confidant. Your doors were always open to me; all the time. You impacted my life in so many ways and I am who I am, by the grace of God, because of your investment in my life and that of my family. Every time spent with you was always an opportunity to receive fresh insight into the Word of God. Everything about you was about the Kingdom of God and making sure we run the grace well and finish strong. Distance was never an issue because you were always only a phone call away. To say I am going to miss you is an understatement. I thank God for your life and you will forever remain in my heart.
You have fought a good fight, you have finished your course, you have kept the faith ....
May the Lord comfort Pastor Ayo, Joshua, Emmanuel and Daniel.
Sleep on dearly beloved, Pastor (Mrs) Yemisi Adeloye, till we meet again on Resurrection Morning.

Yet to come to terms with your sudden departure to glory, but believed you are in the Lord's bosom, shinning in glory and forever praising God. May the Lord continue to comfort and strengthen Pastor Ayo Adeloye and the children. Forever grateful to God for the positive impacts you made in my prayer life in the 1990s. 
Pastor Yemisi - Kind,passionate,prayer champion till the end.
It is well!!

My wife and I are stiill struggling with the reality of the news of your departure. Known to us then as Sister Yemisi and now Mummy Adeloye, the word of knowledge given to me by God through you woke me up early in the day that we got the news of your home going. We surely believed that you have fought and won battles for Christ here on earth. We are part of the living testimonies of your pilgrimage on earth. We trust God for strength and comfort to all of us that you have left behind, especially Pastor Ayo and the children. We surely trust that you are rested in the love of God, good night ma.

Pastor(Mrs) Adeloye Yemisi,
Good night ma,a very down to earth preacher of the word,you were such a huge inspiration to us.Your life was well lived for God,we definitely will miss you greatly,sleep on beloved of God.Praying that the Holy Ghost will comfort Pastor Ayo and the boys in Jesus name .Amen.
Pastor Wole & Grace Ajayi
RCCG THRONE OF GLORY,SHERWOOD PARK CANADA.

I was shocked last night when I saw the post on Facebook ! I was shaking ! It sounds so untrue ! I last saw you at Daddy Adebowale’s Wale keeping at camp but we never followed up . You were a great woman of God. May God comfort your husband and all your boys . Rest In Peace ma

Goodnight Pastor Yemisi.