My late husband was killed during the Gulf war, and during the period of
our marriage we had a son who was also killed in a cold blood during the
Gulf war. My late husband was very wealthy and after his death, I inherited
all his business and wealth. My personal physician told me that I may not
live for more than six months and I am so scared about this. So, I now
decided to divide part of this wealth, by contributing to the development
of evangelism in Africa, America, Europe and Asian Countries.

This mission which will no doubt be tasking had made me to recently
relocated
to Nigeria, Africa where I live presently. I selected your church after
visiting the website for this purpose and prayed over it, I am willing to
donate the sum of $5,000,000.00 Million US Dollars to your
Church/Ministry for the development of evangelism and also as aids for the
less privileged around you.

Please note that, this fund is lying in a Security Company in Switzerland
and the company has branches, therefore my lawyer will file an immediate
application for the transfer of the money in the name of your ministry.
Please, do not reply me if you have the intention of using this fund for
personal use other than enhancement of evangelism.

Lastly, I want you/your ministry to be praying for me as regards my entire
life and my health because I have come to find out since my spiritual birth
lately that wealth acquisition without Jesus Christ in one's life is
vanity upon vanity. If you have to die says the Lord, keep fit and I will
give you the crown of life.

May the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the sweet
fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you.

I await your urgent reply.

Yours in Christ
Mrs. Mary Godwin
Christ Live Church

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