Daystar Makes Donation toward West Africa Theological Seminary

LAGOS, Nigeria - Nov. 19, 2014 - PRLog -- Supporting ministries and missionaries around the world is something that Daystar Television Network is very passionate about. Recently, Daystar made a $5,000 donation to Dr. Gary Maxey and his wife, Emma Lou, in Lagos, Nigeria. Dr. Gary Maxey is the pastor of New Beginnings International Church and founder of the West Africa Theological Seminary in Lagos – the largest nondenominational seminary in all of Nigeria.

The West Africa Theological Seminary was birthed in April 1989 out of a need to train pastors in that particular region of the world. Since it’s opening, the seminary has seen more than 1,000 pastors graduate, and over 2,000 receive training.

The donation will go toward the addition of a Guest House Annex at the West Africa Theological Seminary, helping to provide a home for the Maxey’s, who have served the Lord faithfully in Nigeria for many years.

“Dr. Gary Maxey and his wife have faithfully ministered with West Africa Theological Seminary (WATS) for more than 30 years in Lagos,” says Marcus Lamb, President and CEO of Daystar Television Network. “Daystar has been blessed to partner with them and donate $5,000 toward a much needed Guest House Annex. We would like to thank our partners around the world for making this possible.”

To learn more about Daystar Television Network, and their ministry efforts around the world, visit http://www.Daystar.com.

Daystar Television Network is an award winning, faith-based network dedicated to spreading the Gospel 24 hours a day, seven days a week – all around the globe, through all media formats possible. Reaching over 104 million households in the United States and over 2 billion people worldwide, Daystar is the fastest growing faith-based television network in the world.