Faith Tabernacle, Canaanland, popularly known as Winners’ Chapel, has added 40 pure electric buses to its fleet.
The development is geared towards providing transportation that makes the journey to and from church more convenient, comfortable, and reliable for members.
A New Chapter in a Long Legacy of Transport
The striking red buses, clearly branded CANAANLAND and marked PURE ELECTRIC BUS. They are the latest addition to a transport ministry that has served the church for over two decades. 
As far back as September 2001, Living Faith Church dedicated 87 newly acquired 60-seater buses. These have been used for the free transportation of worshippers. Over the years, the church has maintained a large fleet of shuttle. The buses move members from local bus stops and surrounding communities into Canaanland.
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It acquired about 51 buses, then added another significant batch of 115 earlier in the year. In total, they have acquired well over 200 buses in roughly one year.
The 40 new electric buses are a modern, eco-friendly upgrade to an already established system. In an X post on Thursday, October 8, the church stated:
“We are grateful to God for the provision of these electric buses, made available to make the journey to and from church more convenient for our members.”
“More than vehicles, they are another way to preserve the harvest of souls for the kingdom, serve God’s people,” it added.
Preparing for The Ark
This latest provision comes as Canaanland prepares to welcome worshippers into The Ark, the new 109,000-seat auditorium. Efficient, comfortable transportation becomes even more essential. These electric buses will help move the multitudes safely and smoothly as the church expands its capacity to host and serve the people.
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