Church of the Messiah Ondo holds youth week and juvenile harvest

There is time for everything under the sun! As part of the annual events of the Church of the Messiah Anglican Communion Sabo Ondo, a youth week program has just been successfully held by the church between 15-18 September, 2022.


The week long activities, which was fully covered by AGES, began with church general sanitation on Thursday by the youths and visitations among members. On Friday, it was very eventful and remarkable! The church had an evening of praise with a guest artiste, Sis. Bose Akintade, a popular gospel singer from the Anglican communion Ondo.

Bose Akintade, a wife of one of the Ondo Anglican Diocese Priests, Rev. Dr. Taye Akintade, led a very inspiring praise session, which was followed by a worship session. In fact, the ondo dialect song inspiration time was another wonderful moment that evening. 

Meanwhile, the church youth musical band was not left out as the band presented classical music. In what followed was a congregational hymn led by the amiable couple, Dr. and Mrs. Kehinde Adenegan during the evening of praise.

In his words, the Messiah church priest in charge, Rev. Olaoluwa Samuel Adewumi, urged the members to cultivate the attitude of praising God at all times, irrespective of the circumstances. He appreciated the youths for the efforts put into the year 2022 evening of praise and the youth week in general.

In a new dimension, the youths had blissful and enjoyable moments on the youth week Saturday by visiting Nibanola Gulf and Resorts, a world class centre located at Igbado in Ondo axis metropolis. The youths derived great pleasure by taking the gospel out of the church forewall to such a noble centre where Mrs. Josephine Adenegan also delivered a short talk to the teaming youth in that serene environment.


The peak of the event was the youth and juvenile harvest held on Sunday with Sis Vivian Bolawa delivering the heart-touching ministration to the church congregation. She spoke on the theme of the youth week, titled "harvest of glory". In the same vein, the church Sunday school children were not left out as they ministered in drama and bible verses recitation. 



The event was concluded with thanksgiving as individuals and youth groups offered their substances to God and themselves in prayers. Some of the youth/juvenile harvest celebrants included Oyewusi Femi, Adeyanju Gboyega, Adenegan Confidence, Akinsanmi Ifeoluwa. Others were Adeboye Emmanuella, Adebowale Ajoke, Ayorinde Excellent, Babawale Precious, Afolabi Success and  Omotayo Mercy. 



_Powered and Compiled by AGES. 

Contact AGES today for all your events coverage, showbiz on video/audio visual projection, online story and pictures back up and your adverts on digital billboard. Please call 08111194242 or send a mail to ademmakglobals@gmail.com

Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/jSyYU5brHQs



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The hidden secret behind Owo’s top JAMB students unveiled!

Image
When it comes to academic excellence in Owo Local Government, the buzz isn’t just about luck or natural talent — it’s about a bold, game-changing move by a family that’s rewriting the story of education in the region. The question is: what’s their secret? And trust us, it’s more inspiring than you might think. Meet the Falaye family — a name now etched in the hearts of Owo’s brightest minds. Between April 2024 and February 2025, this influential family, led by the visionary Dr. Foluso Falaye and Engr. Bankole Falaye, who launched a revolutionary initiative that’s transforming the landscape of education: the Falaye Science and Mathematics Olympiad ( FSMO ). Imagine a competition where every school in Owo competes fiercely, and the top 20 students are selected for a rigorous 6-month coaching marathon — with cash prizes soaring up to N150,000, N120,000, and N100,000 for the winners, plus giant trophies for their schools, beside the N25,000 collected by other 7 runner ups. But that’s just...
Read more

Nigerians drum support for Adenegan's 7-point agenda for 2026

Image
Just like the President Bola Tinubu' renewed hope agenda, Nigerians are rallying behind Dr. Kehinde Emmanuel Adenegan's ambitious 7-point agenda for the 2025/2026 Rotary year, following his investiture as the 13th President of the Rotary Club of Ondo-Adeyemi, held on 4th October, 2024. The event , held at Adeyemi Federal University of Education in Ondo, drew distinguished guests from the university community, business world, political class, and beyond. Dr. Adenegan's agenda focuses on unity, development, and service to humanity, with projects including provision of healthcare facilities at the Adeyemi University Health Centre and free ICT training for 100 university staff.  Other project agenda include road safety awareness program for commercial motorcyclists; resuscitation and re-equipping of the Learning Resource Centre for visually impaired students; feeding support for the visually impaired students; operation keep the campus clean and production of monthly newslette...
Read more

Ipele-Owo attack: cleric allays Nigerians fear as worshippers desert churches on January 1

Image
A cleric, Ven. Dr. Olatunde Abiodun, has urged Nigerians to remain calm and not be intimidated by recent attacks nor purported fearful actions around, including the Ipele-Owo incident, where gunmen attacked a police station on New Year's Eve causing the popular crossover night to be abruptly brought to an end in many churches within and around Owo, resulting in a great panic, fear and unimaginable tension in the ancient town and its environs. The attack, which occurred around 9:41 pm., resulted in the destruction of the police station, but fortunately, no lives were lost. Speaking at St. Patrick's Anglican Church Ijebu Owo on New Year's Day, even though the church pews were scanty with worshippers, Ven. Abiodun reassured the congregation and Nigerians at large that the situation is under control and that "unto. whom shall we go in 2026?" The Man of God decried his experience overnight when many worshippers had to flee the church virtually leaving the priests alone...
Read more