CAC Ojokoro Celebrates 7th Anniversary In Grand Style

By ABIODUN JIMOH

The seventh year anniversary of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Ojokoro, Ikorodu, Lagos came to a fascinating end on Sunday at the church auditorium.
The day’s proceeding was heralded with Sunday school service where the presiding pastor of the church Pastor Emmanuel Adebayo stressed the need for members to always attend without which the day’s service would be incomplete.
At the completion of Sunday school, the church choir took the center stage with electrifying praise and worship songs that sent the whole church into a frenzy.
The anniversary programme tagged “New Glory” was presided over by  
Pastor Gabriel Obafemi, chairman, Ikorodu District Coordinating Council (DCC), who preached from Holy Bible book of Isaiah chapter 62 verse 1-3 that says “for Zion sake will I not hold my peace and for Jerusalem sake I will not rest…..though shall also be a crown of glory in the hand of the Lord and a royal diadem in the hand of thy God”.in his sermon, Pastor Obafemi urged Christians to imbibe the spirit of true worship at all times as praising God brings down His Glory. He called on Christians to praise God at all times as this is capable of bringing the mighty hand of God to rescue the oppressed. He said the reason why most Christians seem not to have answers to their prayers is because they have neglected the art of praising God.  The cleric drove home his message with a call for Christians to live a holy life, since God only accepts praises that come from a pure heart.
However, the presence of chairman of the occasion Mr. Joseph Odobeatu and his female counterpart, Mrs. Adebayo former CDA chairperson of Ojokoro community brought light to the day’s celebration.
In his vote of thanks, Pastor Adebayo gave thanks to Almighty God for making it possible to witness another wonderful celebration expressing the hope that members and others in attendance would soon give testimonies on what God has done in their lives.
The event attracted worshipers from within and outside the State.