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The Cherubim and Seraphim Church Unification Campus Fellowship, MAPOLY Chapter (Heirs of God Chapel) will mark its 30th Anniversary from September 7-13, 2026.
The week-long programme will include spiritual renewal and revival, musical concert, empowerment, community service, fellowship reunion and Thanksgiving service.
The anniversary, themed “Enlarge My Coast” (1 Chronicles 4:10), is a celebration of three decades of God’s faithfulness, but also a renewed commitment to service, positive impact, and building a better society.
According to the committee, since its beginning in 1996, the Fellowship has grown across generations, producing students and graduates who continue to contribute to the Church, their professions, and their communities.
The 30th anniversary, according to the Committee, therefore provides an opportunity to reflect on that legacy while looking ahead to a future of greater impact.
A major highlight of the celebration will be the Medical Outreach, scheduled for Friday, September 11, which is designed to provide healthcare support to members of the surrounding community.
The initiative will be delivered in collaboration with medical practitioners, community stakeholders and other partners, bringing together relevant expertise and resources to reach and serve people who may otherwise have limited access to essential healthcare services.
The Medical Outreach reflects the Fellowship’s belief that faith must be expressed not only within the walls of the Church but also through practical service and compassion to society.
The anniversary will also feature an Entrepreneurship Programme focused on empowerment, innovation and opportunities for personal and professional development. The programme is intended to equip participants with the knowledge and perspectives to support economic participation and sustainable livelihoods.
Other activities during the week include a Mega Rally, Revival Service, a visit to a children’s home, Grand Reunion and Thanksgiving Service.
According to the Anniversary Chairman, Mr Olorunleke Odubote, the 30th anniversary is deliberately designed to be more than a celebration.
“We are grateful to God for 30 years of faithfulness, but we also believe that an enlarged coast must translate into an enlarged impact. This anniversary is therefore about taking what we have received spiritually and using it to serve, empower and positively influence the communities around us.”
He added that the Fellowship hopes the anniversary will reinforce the importance of faith, service, responsible leadership, entrepreneurship and community development, particularly among young people.
As MAPOLY Isokan celebrates this milestone, the Fellowship looks forward to a new chapter defined not only by stronger spirituality and fellowship, but by greater service to humanity and meaningful contributions to the development of Ogun State and beyond.
The Fellowship welcomes alumni, students, Church leaders, community stakeholders, partners, friends and well-wishers to join in celebrating the milestone and supporting the various initiatives.
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