Invest Your Resources For Expansion Of The Gospel – Cleric Tasks SCCACS Members

Wealthy christians have been advised to develop keen interest in investing their resources towards the expansion of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The Founder and Spiritual Head of Sacred Church of Christ, Aladura Cherubim and Seraphim, SCCACS, Old Kutunku, Gwagwalada Abuja, Prophet Michael Olalekan Sanni gave the advice during the Church’s 15th Adult Harvest and Thanksgiving Service in Gwagwalada Abuja.

Prophet Sanni, who expressed concern over the attitude of some wealthy christians towards the service of God, said no contributions to the expansion of God’s kingdom would go unrewarded.

While admonishing christians to always be grateful to God despite their challenges, Sanni stated that the annual harvest and thanksgiving service was to appreciate the faithfulness of God in the lives of the Church members.

In a remark, Chairman of the occasion, Rev. Yomi Cornelius, the Cherubim and Seraphim, Unification Chairman, Abuja Chapter, urged members of the Church to always contribute their quota to the propagation of the gospel in Gwagwalada and other parts of Abuja.

He promised his continuous financial and spiritual support to the Church towards the propagation of the gospel within and around Gwagwalada Area Council.

On their part, the Father and Mother of the Day, Baba Aladura Adeogun and Most Prophetess Modupe Olalekan prayed God to continue to guide the Founder and Spiritual Head of the Church towards realizing God’s divine purpose for the Church.

They stressed the need for the congregation to be steadfast in faith and prayers towards attracting God’s blessings and breakthrough in their endeavours.

Some of the church members, Apostle Olamola Jimoh and Evangelist Adeniyi Marayisa, expressed gratitude to God for His mercy and goodness over their lives since the beginning of the year, 2025.

The event with the theme “Harvest of Bountiful Favour” featured drama, testimonies, and prayers of thanksgiving for the congregation and Nigeria.

Mathew Ayoola, Edited By Grace Namiji