A Century of Faith: Cherubim and Seraphim Church Marks 100 Years with Grand Thanksgiving Service in Ogun
In a
vibrant celebration streamed live by major national television stations in
Nigeria, the Cherubim and Seraphim Church commemorated its centenary with a
deeply spiritual and culturally rich thanksgiving service held in Ogun State.
The event marked 100 years of the church’s existence, a milestone that drew worshippers, dignitaries, and religious leaders from across Nigeria and beyond.
The service was a tapestry of worship, music, and reflection, showcasing the unique liturgical traditions of the Cherubim and Seraphim denomination.
Attendees were immersed in a blend of Yoruba gospel music, white-robed processions, and heartfelt prayers that echoed the church’s enduring legacy of spiritual revival and prophetic ministry.
The atmosphere was one of reverence and jubilation, as
the congregation gave thanks for a century of divine guidance and growth.
Founded in 1925, the Cherubim and Seraphim Church is one of Nigeria’s oldest indigenous Christian movements, known for its charismatic worship style and emphasis on holiness, visions, and healing. Over the decades, it has expanded globally, with branches in Europe, North America, and other parts of Africa.
The
centenary celebration not only honored the church’s historical roots but also
reaffirmed its mission in contemporary society.
The
thanksgiving service featured sermons that reflected on the church’s journey,
its challenges, and its triumphs. Leaders spoke passionately about the
importance of unity, spiritual renewal, and the role of the church in
addressing societal issues. The event also served as a platform to inspire
younger generations to carry forward the mantle of faith and service.
As the
livestream concluded, viewers were left with a powerful reminder of the
enduring impact of indigenous religious movements in shaping Nigeria’s
spiritual landscape.
The
centenary of the Cherubim and Seraphim Church stands as a testament to
resilience, devotion, and the transformative power of faith.
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