By Ayomide Otitoju
The Celestial Church of Christ (CCC), Agidingbi Cathedral, Archdiocese, recently unveiled the emblem for its 44th annual harvest celebration, themed “Wonders Without Numbers,” in a vibrant ceremony. This marks the start of preparations for the Harvest Thanksgiving, scheduled for December 1, 2024.
Superior Senior Evangelist,Tosin Taiwo, Assistant Shepherd at CCC Agidingbi, highlighted the deep spiritual significance of the harvest in Celestial Church tradition, describing it as a profound act of worship and gratitude. He emphasized its connection between physical abundance and spiritual well-being. “Harvest in Celestial churches is symbolic. It’s a time of spiritual reflection, gratitude, and offering, deeply rooted in God’s provision,” the Assistant Shepherd .
A series of events, including a revival, symposium, praise night, Prophet and Prophetess Day, and Youth Day, will take place in the last week of November, culminating in the Harvest Thanksgiving. Taiwo also underscored the event’s national importance, urging prayers for divine blessings, peace, and stability in Nigeria. He expressed faith that through prayer, Nigeria could overcome its challenges, stating, “We will pray for God’s blessings on this land, making everything easier, even for President Tinubu, as we hope God will guide him for the good of Nigerians.”
Assistant Shepherd the hardships many Nigerians face but encouraged prayer over protest, drawing on biblical stories of abundance following hardship. “Protests won’t solve everything; through prayer, we can expect a time of surplus, just as after a siege.”
M/C Victoria Adesanya, wife of the Pioneer Shepherd of the church, also expressed gratitude, describing the 44th Harvest as a testament to God’s wonders and faithfulness. She assured that this year’s harvest would bring blessings and good tidings, urging Nigerians not to lose hope.
Bro. Tolu Motajo, this year’s Harvest Chairman, called it a privilege to lead the occasion. He promised a memorable event and stressed the importance of reflecting on God’s blessings. Motajo, added that the activities, including a musical night, would serve as a time for spiritual renewal and prayers for Nigeria’s peace and prosperity.
