McFavour & Kelvin Met in Church—Now, They’re a Perfect Liberian-Nigerian Match!

BNW February 14, 20250 Comments

Love sure finds you when you least expect it! One minute, you’re in church, deeply immersed in fellowship, and the next, an angel walks in and steals your heart.

For Kelvin, that angel was McFavour. From the moment he set eyes on her in church, he knew he wanted to spend forever with her. Drawn to her warmth and grace, he took the bold step of initiating their first conversation. Since then, their love has blossomed beautifully, leading them to this special moment. Now, as they take a step toward forever, McFavour and Kelvin are blessing us with these breathtaking photos from their pre-wedding shoot… each frame would make you swoon. 😍

Enjoy their pre-wedding shoot and love story below:

Their love story as shared by Kelvin:

Love finds you when you least expect it. For us, it happened one serene Sunday morning at church, brought together by the magic of a shared gaze. I was playing the keys, creating a backdrop of worship, when she walked in. The moment our eyes met, a rush of peace and tranquility washed over me. She moved with grace, and her presence seemed to fill the room with warmth. As a gentleman, I held back, choosing instead to admire her from a distance, keeping her in my gaze while she did the same.

For the next two Sundays, I couldn’t help but watch her. Each time, the pull between us grew stronger, and that sense of peace and calm returned every time she was near. By the third Sunday, I knew I couldn’t wait any longer. After the service, I approached her, my heart racing. “Hi,” I said. “What’s your name?” “Mcfavour,” she responded with a smile that felt like home. We started talking, and before I knew it, I was telling her how being around her brought me peace, a feeling like coming home. She listened intently, her gaze never wavering, and her presence felt like a balm to my soul.

As our conversation unfolded, she surprised me by sharing her schedule for the entire year. “I’m always available for a conversation,” she said warmly, her openness taking me by surprise and deepening my admiration for her. Looking back, I realize love often begins in the simplest moments—a glance, a word, a melody. That Sunday wasn’t just the start of a new week; it was the start of forever. To my wife, Mcfavour Lucky Duncan, thank you for walking into that church and into my life. I am forever grateful!