The General Leader of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church, Ayo In O Peculiar Peoples’ Parish, Omitowoju, Sp. Ap. Pro. Dr. Benjamin Opakunmi has called on the people to devote more of their time to serving God.
The cleric disclosed that it is what people sow that they will reap, noting that the more they sow into God’s work, the more they will reap His blessing.
Leader Opakunmi stated this during the 13th edition of the church’s Adult Harvest tagged “Harvest of Divine Fruitfulness” held recently at the church auditorium located at Omitowoju area, Mokola, Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State.
He commended the entire congregation of the church for standing and believing in God’s divine fruitfulness over the years.
Leader Opakunmi admonished them to continue to have faith in God and put Him first in their various endeavors.
This year’s Adult Harvest according to the leader was attended by constituent churches and witnessed lots of transformations that made many to surrender their lives to Jesus Christ.
Many important personalities honoured at the Harvest included HRH Sp. Ap. Dr. Oba Olusegun Aderemi, (Atayero of Aramoko Kingdom) Ekiti State who was represented by Sp. Ap. Rotimi Fadoju (Mayegun of Ibokun Land) and he delivered a sermon to commemorate this year’s Adult Harvest.
Sp. Ap. Dr. Adeyinka Adebayo and Sp. Mother in Israel Prophetess Elizabeth Opakunmi were the Chairman and Chairperson of the occasion respectively.
Part of the highlight of the event was the award presentation to Apostle Wale Abodunde for his leadership and award of excellence of Gospel Musical Guru in recognition of his outstanding contribution towards the growth and development of the church.
General Leader Benjamin Opakunmi, therefore, invited the entire church members and generality of the people to the end of the year revival of the church slated to hold between December 11 and 13. It was equally announced that on December 14, an internal training for all church workers including constituent churches would hold.
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