An outreach of Daughters of Zion
From grass to grace, with faith, dignity, and visible impact.
A yearly prayer summit, and the year-round work that comes out of it — for women, children, mothers, and families. Every outreach is on the record.
Meet the Convener
Pastor Omolara Tomosori, a hand and a steady voice.
Pastor, pharmacist, wife, mother, and philanthropist — and the visionary convener of Shiloh, birthed through divine instruction and carried forward under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. She is passionate about empowering women and serving families across faith, health, education, and welfare.
How transformation happens
A practical pathway from need to restoration.
Faith becomes action. The same rhythm has carried the work for years — see, meet, open a next step, and show what was done.
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See the woman
We start by listening — to women, children, mothers, and homes carrying hidden burdens.
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Meet the real need
Food, health care, school materials, business tools, training, and prayer. Practical and spiritual, side by side.
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Open a next step
Every outreach is designed to move people from lack into stability, confidence, and opportunity.
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Show the work
Photos, numbers, and notes go public. Supporters should see what was planned, what was done, and who was helped.
Programmes
Seven pillars, all pointing to the same promise.
From the grinding machine given in 2017 to last year's medical outreach — practical, dignified, reported.
Since 2023Programme
Shiloh Prayer Summit
The annual gathering the rest of the year grows out of.
Shiloh is the annual prayer summit of Daughters of Zion — the spiritual centre of everything else on this page. Women gather for prayer, teaching, and fellowship, and the outreach calendar for the year is shaped around what the summit sets in motion.
An annual gathering for prayer, teaching, and fellowship
Health partners on site offering free checks to attendees
The launch point for the year’s outreach commitments
For: Women of Daughters of Zion, RCCG City of Zion, and guests See this work in the archive
Since 2017Programme
Women Empowerment
Tools, training, and dignity for the woman next door.
We equip women with practical enterprise tools — sewing and weaving machines, freezers, cake mixers, popcorn machines, gas cookers, and direct cash support — so that they can move from survival into steady income and self-respect.
Move women from dependency into income and trade
Track tools given, beneficiaries, and follow-up
Connect equipment gifts with mentorship and prayer
For: Women in the church and surrounding community See this work in the archive
Since 2021Programme
Medical Outreach
Health checks, education, and direct care where it is needed most.
Free health checks, community education, and medical attention delivered in partnership with trusted health providers. The 2021 outreach was done with Medplus Pharmacy; recent plans reached into Somolu and Lagos Island communities.
Health checks for hundreds of community members
Education on common preventable conditions
Referral and follow-up care where possible
For: Adults, mothers, and elders in host communities See this work in the archive
Since 2018Programme
Back To School
Books, bags, fees, and the chance to keep learning.
Stationery, school bags, learning materials, and special-needs support for children from less privileged families. Includes targeted sponsorship for a visually impaired student of Bethesda Home for the Blind and broader drives for public-school pupils.
School bags, books and full stationery kits for pupils each new term
Learning kits sorted by age and need
Sponsor a student or sponsor learning materials
For: Children in church, public schools, and care homes See this work in the archive
Our conviction
"Prayer without action is a wish. Action without prayer is busy work." Shiloh does both.
— The Shiloh team
Three more pillars
Quiet, consistent, essential.
Three pillars that rarely make an announcement and never miss a year.
Since 2021Mother and Child Welfare
Comfort for new mothers, dignity for fragile moments.
Practical relief for new and expectant mothers
Steady partnership with public maternity wards
Since 2017Manna Sunday
Food on the table and a church that looks outward.
Food items for church members and community families
Seasonal relief during tougher months
Since 2017Home and Orphanage Visits
Showing up, with food and toiletries, in places often forgotten.
Recurring visits to care homes and orphanages
Food items and toiletries delivered in dignity
Latest from the field
The three most recent entries in the record.
33 outreaches from 2017 to 2026, each with its date, its location, and what was handed over.
Moments of impact
Every photograph belongs to a record.
Straight from the archive. Tap any frame to open it full screen.
Partner with the mission
Be the next grass-to-grace story. Give, volunteer, walk with us.
Transfer support goes to RCCG City of Zion - Women Fellowship. Tap to copy, send it, and tell the team on WhatsApp — your gift is then tracked against the programme you chose and turns up in the public record.
Account name
RCCG City of Zion - Women Fellowship
Account number
1016182797
Bank
Zenith Bank