By Ayomide Otitoju
The Celestial Church of Christ (CCC), Agidingbi ArchDiocese, has announced plans for its 45th Harvest of Overflowing Grace, a week-long celebration scheduled to run from December 1 to December 7, 2025.
The annual event, which marks more than four decades of spiritual devotion and community service, will feature a series of activities aimed at fostering renewal, thanksgiving and fellowship among members and the wider community.
According to the church, the 2025 Harvest Committee is led by Elder Brother Tolu Motajo, Superior Senior Leader Oluwasegun Adeola, Superior Evangelist Sam Ogunde, among others. The programme will include daily prayers, worship sessions, community outreach initiatives, and special events designed to strengthen faith and unity.
The celebration will conclude on December 7 with a thanksgiving service and grand finale.
Assistant Most Superior Senior Evangelist David Ogunrombi, Shepherd of the Parish, underscored the importance of the event, describing it as a symbol of the church’s enduring faith and communal bond.
“The Harvest of Overflowing Grace is more than an annual event. It is a testament to our enduring faith, gratitude, and communal spirit. It is a time for all members to come together in thanksgiving for the blessings we have received and to seek spiritual renewal for the journey ahead. We invite everyone to join us on this special day,” he said.
Founded in 1947 by Reverend Samuel Bilewu Joseph Oshoffa in Porto-Novo, Benin, the Celestial Church of Christ has grown into a global Christian community rooted in prophecy, prayer, and divine revelations. For more than 40 years, the Agidingbi ArchDiocese in Lagos has served as a center of worship, spiritual guidance, and community support.
Evangelist Ogunrombi has led the parish through significant growth, ensuring it remains a beacon of hope and a pillar of support for worshippers and residents in the Agidingbi area.
The church has extended an open invitation to members, friends, families and the general public to participate in this year’s harvest celebration.
