celebrant: ven. henry adelegan stewards on duty: group c
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Theme: PATH TO VICTORY
(i) Self Denial and Cross Bearing
Celebrant: Ven. Henry Adelegan Stewards on Duty: Group C
1. Opening Hymn: A&MRW 337 (Blaenwern) 2. IntroductorySentence: Jesus said to his disciples, “If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and
take up his cross and follow me.” Matthew 16: 24 3. The Preparation (Page 170) 4. Collect for Purity (Page 171) 5. Summary of the Law (Page 172) 6. Words of Comfort (Page 175) 7. Confession to Collect (Pages 175-176)
8. Collects:
Almighty God, Whose Son, Jesus Christ, fasted forty days in the wilderness, and was tempted as we are, yet without sin : give us grace to discipline ourselves in obedience to Your Spirit; and, as You know our weakness, so may we know Your power to save; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Almighty and merciful God, You hate nothing that You have made and forgive the sins of all those who are
penitent, create and make in us new and contrite hearts, that lamenting our sins and acknowledging our wretchedness, we may receive from You, the God of all mercy, perfect fogiveness and peace : through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
10. Epistle: 2 Corinthians 12: 1-10 The Clergy 11. Gradual Hymn: A&MRW 380 (Melling)
12. Gospel: Mark 8: 27-38 - Canon Residentiary 13. Sermon: Revd. Henry Mooh 14. Creed: (Page 178) 15. Intercession:(Pages 183-184) The Clergy 16. The Peace: (page 186) 17. Offertory Sentence: Everything is permissible for me “...but not everything is beneficial. “Everything is permissible
for me” - but I will not be mastered by anything.” I Corinthians 6: 12 18. Offertory Hymn: A&MRW 135 (Breslau)
19. Preparation of Gifts to Eucharistic Prayer (Pages 187-190) 20. Breaking of Bread to Anthem: (Pages 190-193) 21. Prayer of Humble Access: (Pages 193-194) 22. Communion Sentence: “Whatever happens, conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ.”
Philippians 1: 27 23. Administration: (Page 194) 24. Hymns during Administration:
(i) A&MRW 133 (Tune A&MRW 22 - Ellers) (ii) A&MRW 115 (St. Petersburg)
(iii) A&MRW 428 (Aberysthwyth)
(iv) A&MRW 471 (Tune A&MRW 506 - Aurelia) (v) A&MRW 709 (A&MRW 784 - Morning Light) (vi) A&MRW 740 (Wiltshire)
(vii) A&MRW 675 (Bishopthorpe) 25. Post Communion Hymn: A&MRW 335 (St. Peter) 26. Post Communion Prayer: Almighty God, You see that we have no power of ourselves: keep us both outwardly
in our bodies, and inwardly in our souls; that we may be defended from all adversities which may happen to the
body, and from all evil thoughts which assault and hurt the soul, through Jesus Christ our Lord. 27. The Lord’s Prayer to Thanksgiving Prayer (Pages 195-196) 28. Altar Call:
29. Spiritual Tonic: Isaiah 49:8
30. Benediction to Dismissal: (Pages 404) 31. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 714 (Tune A&MRW 713 - Slane)
At the Organ: Mr. Princewill Ubani
Cantor: Revd. Dr. Oluwaseun Adeyemi Responses: William Byrd in E Flat
Theme: PATH TO VICTORY
(i) Self Denial and Cross Bearing
1. Processional Hymn: A&MRW 117 (Edgeware)
2. Call to Worship:
3. Confession and Absolution
4. Psalm: 119: 9-24 (ASB 199) - Thomas Hanforth
5. 1st Lesson: Genesis 39: 1-23 - Altar Servers’
Representative
6. Benedictus: ASB 106 - FrederickA.G. Ouseley
7. 2nd Lesson: 2 Corinthians 12: 1-10 - Lay Readers’
Representative
8. Te Deum: ASB 28, 32, 36 (Set B)
9. Creed to 3rd Collect
10. Anthem: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind - C.H.H. Parry
Words A&MRW 621
11. Hymn before Sermon: A&MRW 135 (Breslau)
12. Sermon: Canon Residentiary
13. Intercession:
14. Hymn for Offering: A&MRW 131 (Caithness)
15. Altar Call: - Altar Servers’ and Readers’ Rededication
16. Notices:
17. Spiritual Tonic: Isaiah 49: 8
18. Conclusion to Benediction
19. Final Amen: William Byrd in E Flat
20. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 714 (Tune A&MRW 713-
Slane)
At the Organ: Mr. ‘Jola Adeosun
Choral Conductor: Mr. Princewill Ubani
Meeting ID: 894 8292 2914 Password: CCSS Topic: THE HIGH PRIEST CALLED JESUS Text: Hebrews 3: 1-19 Conductor: Aunty Jumoke Ajayi
Theme: PATH TO VICTORY
(i) Self Denial and Cross Bearing
Celebrant: The Provost
Setting: Charles Wood in C 1. Hymn: A&MRW 132 (Tune A&MRW 131 - Caithness) 2. Introit: Be Still For The Presence Of The Lord - A&MRW 358
3. Introductory Sentence:“Jesus said to his disciples, “If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take
up his cross and follow me.”” Matthew 16: 24 4. The Preparation (Page 170) 5. Collect for Purity(Page 171) 6. Summary of the Law (Page 172) 7. Words of Comfort (Page 175) 8. Confession to Collect (Pages 175-176) 9. Collects:
Almighty God, Whose Son, Jesus Christ, fasted forty days in the wilderness, and was tempted as we are, yet without sin : give us grace to discipline ourselves in obedience to Your Spirit; and, as You know our
weakness, so may we know Your power to save; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Almighty and merciful God, You hate nothing that You have made and forgive the sins of all those who are
penitent, create and make in us new and contrite hearts, that lamenting our sins and acknowledging our wretchedness, we may receive from You, the God of all mercy, perfect fogiveness and peace : through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
11. Epistle: 2 Corinthians 12: 1-10 Cathedral Ladies Armour Bearer 12. Gradual Hymn: A&MRW 384 (Ellacombe)
13. Gospel: Mark 8: 27-38 - The Provost 14. Sermon: Revd. Olawole Faloye 15. Creed: (Page 178) 16. Intercession:(Pages 183-184) Cathedral Ladies Armour Bearer 17. The Peace (Page 186) 18. Offertory Sentence: Everything is permissible for me “...but not everything is beneficial. “Everything is permissible
for me” - but I will not be mastered by anything.” I Corinthians 6: 12 19. Offertory Hymn: A&MRW 135 (Breslau)
(Please drop all your envelopes) 20. Preparation of Gifts to Eucharistic Prayer (Pages 187-190)
21. Breaking of Bread to Anthem: (Pages 190 -193) 22. Prayer of Humble Access: (Pages 193 -194) 23. Communion Sentence: “Whatever happens, conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ.”
Philippians 1: 27 24. Hymns during Administration:
(i) A&MRW 451 (Saffron Walden) (ii) A&MRW 675 (Bishopthorpe)
(iii) A&MRW 428 (Aberystwyth)
(iv) A&MRW 709 (Tune A&MRW 784 - Morning Light)
(v) A&MRW 740 (Wiltshire) (vi) A&MRW 471 (Tune A&MRW 506 - Aurelia) 24. Post Communion Hymn: A&MRW 335 (St. Peter)
25. Post Communion Prayer: Almighty God, You see that we have no power of ourselves: keep us both outwardly in
our bodies, and inwardly in our souls; that we may be defended from all adversities which may happen to the body,
and from all evil thoughts which assault and hurt the soul, through Jesus Christ our Lord. 26. The Lord’s Prayer to Thanksgiving Prayer (Pages 195-196) 27. Thanksgiving at the Altar: 28. Notices:
29. Spiritual Tonic: Isaiah 49:8
30. Benediction to Dismissal: (Page 196) 31. Final Amen: 3 Fold Amen in C 32. Withdrawal Hymn: A&MRW 702 (Mannheim)
At the Organ: Mr. ‘Jola Adeosun and Mr. Kolapo Oyawale Choral Conductor: Mr. Princewill Ubani
Bible in a year Leviticus 17,18; Acts 10
Points for Prayer: His Excellency, Babagana Umara Zulum, Governor, and the People of Borno
State. The Revd. Samuel Bamigbola Olayemi Mrs. Chinelo Nwakaego Nwanne. The Bishop of the Diocese of Maine (Province 1, The Episcopal Church,
USA) The Rt. Revd. Stephen Lanes. Birthday Intercession: Mrs Carol Obiageli Nwaka, Mr. Abosede Adeyemi, Mrs. Esther Hildegard
Thompson, Master Oluwaseun Doherty, Mrs. Adebisi Shonekan, Miss Molade Olagoke, Miss Ayomide Michelle Keating, Master Maduabuchi Anekwe, Mrs. Olusola Odusanya, Mr. Jordan Diyan.
Memorial Intercession: (i) Mrs. Lerina Sonuga (nee Doherty), 11 years’ mind. (ii) Mr. S.E.O. Utomakili, 20 years’ mind. Family Intercession:
Families of Mrs. Lydia Bandele Onafeko,OFR, Mr. Akingboyega Akinkugbe,
Adewunmi Iyaniwura Oyinade, Late Pa Solomon Adesina Williams, Late Dr. Popoola Akinyanju, Late Mr. Adeniyi Williams, Chief S.O. Olujuyigbe, Late Mr. J.H. Doherty, Late Mrs. Atinuke Mildred Iyamu, Alajuronye, Mr. Christopher Akintola Ajeigbe, Mr. Amadi Israel Okwudiri, Mr. Cornelius Taiwo Olaomo,CPA, Mr. Sobayo Kuti, Dr. Tunde Onipinla, Mrs. Ibironke Sapara, Grace Oluchi Uwandu.
Prayer for Businesses
Cuatro Quatre Ltd, Choice Cellar Limited, Tund’s Tund’s, F. Jays Limited, Rooftop Engineering Nig. Plc, Alta Marea Ltd., Dapo Opeaye & Co., Nigeria Police Force, Hopscotch Limited, Hopscotch School, Mays Hopewell Limited, Chapel Hill Denham Advisory Limited, Chapel Hill Denham Management Ltd, Chapel Hill Denham Securities Ltd, Middle C. School of Music (South Africa)
Bible in a year: Leviticus 19,20; Psalm 23,24
6.45 a.m. Holy Communion Celebrant: Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju Epistle: Heb. 2: 11-18 Gospel: John 1: 43-51 Points for Prayer
His Excellency, Professor Ben. Ayade, Governor, and the People of Cross River State The Revd. Canon Joseph Ifeanichukwu Ezenwa.
Mrs. Helen Ngozi Ibeagbunam
The Most Revd. Martin Nyaboho, Archbishop of Burundi and Bishop of Makamba. Birthday Intercession: Chief (Mrs) Florence Olufunke Omoyele, Princess Abiola Osho, Mr. Taiwo Ajayi, Dr. Kehinde Ajayi, Dr.
Olu McGuinness Otubusin, Mr. Oluwaseun Peters, Mr. Yinka Soile, Mr. Kunle Tubi, Mr. A.A.O. Carter, Mr. Akintunde Disu, Capt. Adedapo G. Olumide, Miss Oluwademilade Ajayi, Mr. Ifeanyi Amechi Obikwelu, Miss
Funmilayo Odunayo Ajiboye, Mr. Folusho Olujuyigbe, Mrs Olukemi Ogunyoye, Engr. Solagbade Olukayode
Alabi.
Wedding Anniversary
Dr & Mrs. Adefolu Orimalade
4.00 p.m. Women’s Bible Class/Contemporary Issues: Rape - A Societal Menace by Young Women
Fellowship Mrs Blessing Yahaya
5.00 p.m. Christian Wake for Otunba Dr. Theophilus Oluwole Akindele at his residence 5.00 p.m. LENTEN DIET
Bible in a year: Leviticus 21,22; Acts 11
6.45a.m. Holy Communion Celebrant: Revd. Henry Mooh
Epistle: Heb. 3: 1-11
Gospel: John 2: 13-22 Points for Prayer His Excellency, Ifeanyi Okowa, Governor, and the People of Delta State.
The Revd. Asoliye Douglas-West.
The Bishop of the Diocese of Makueni (Kenya) The Rt. Revd. Joseph Kanuku.
Birthday Intercession:
Mr. Modupe Folarin Alakija,CPA, Mr. Oladipupo Alu, Mr. Olaolu Oladele Ogbonna, Mr. Ayodeji Olamipe Martins, Miss Patience Ibidunni Ajoke Shobo, Miss Priscilla Omenai, Mrs. Adeyinka Elizabeth Thompson,
Miss Chidera Amara Nwizu, Miss Moromola Comfort Bode-Thorpe.
8.00 a.m. Commendation Service for Otunba Dr. Theophilus Oluwole Akindele
2.00 p.m - 4.00 p.m. Diocesan Hours of Intercession
4.00 p.m. Christian Wake for Mrs. Olufemi Oreoluwa Aboaba 5.00 p.m. LENTEN DIET
Bible in a year Leviticus 23,24; Acts 12
6.45 a.m. Holy Communion Celebrant: The Provost Epistle: Acts 1: 15-26 Gospel: John 15: 1-11 Points for Prayer The Most Revd. Israel Afolabi Amoo, Archbishop of Kwara Province. 32nd Consecration Anniversary of The Most Revd. Dr. Ephraim Adebola Ademowo 36th Wedding Anniversary of Revd. Adeniran and Mrs. Adebisi Adesemowo 7th Wedding Anniversary of Revd. Oluwadara and Mrs. Adunni Olorunju. The Bishop of the Diocese of Malaita (Melanesia) The Rt Revd. Samuel Sahu.
Birthday Intercession for: Chief Samuel Abayomi Bailey, Sir Jide Oki,CPA, Erelu Ojuolape Ojora, Mrs. Adenike Peters, Chief
Joseph Shaname Daniyan, Mr. Abiodun Owokola, Mr. Omoraro Adeyemi Williams, Miss Motunrayo Soyannwo, Mr. Olutosin Osibodu, Miss Abiodun Abike Oshikoya, Miss Ediri Koloko, Mr. Victor
Tuesday - 23/02/2021 Colour: PURPLE Day 54
Modupe King, Miss Olutosin Araba, Miss Ifedola Ajijedidun, Mrs. Chidinma Vivian Anekwe, Mr. Feyi Solanke, Master Adetomiwa Adeluwoye.
Wedding Anniversary Intercession: Chief and Mrs. J.J. Adollo, 42nd Wedding Anniversary. Memorial Intercession: Papa M.O. Imana, 10 years’ mind. 11.00 a.m. Funeral Service for Mrs. Olufemi Oreoluwa Aboaba
5.00 p.m. LENTEN SERVICE
Bible in a year: Leviticus 25,26; Psalm 25
6.45 a.m. Holy Communion
Celebrant: Revd. Dr. Oluwaseun Adeyemi Epistle: Heb. 4: 1-10 Gospel: John 3: 16-21 Points for Prayer The Rt. Revd. Emmanuel A. Adekola, The Episcopal Secretary, Kwara Province. Mr. Oludayo Soetan, Acting Principal, Archbishop Abiodun Adetiloye Comprehensive College,
Igboye. The Bishops of the Dioceses of Malakai (South Sudan) The Rt Revd. Hilary Garang Deng;
Toamasina (Indian Ocean) The Rt Revd. Jean Paul Solo.
Birthday Intercession: Mrs. Nadou Sasegbon, Ven. Christopher Osunkoya, Dr. Femi Omololu,Mr. Adolf Dowuoma-Owoo,
Miss Esther Ayodeji Ogun, Miss Dorothy Folashade Kolawole, Mrs. Christiana Nwakaego Losa, Mrs. Kunbi Olunuga, Mr. Adebambo Adewunmi, Mr. Damilola Olumuyiwa Bamiro.
Memorial Intercession: Mrs. Morenike G. Curtis, 24 years’ mind.
5.00 p.m. LENTEN SERVICE
Bible in a year Leviticus 27, Num.1; Acts 13 6.45 a.m. Holy Communion Celebrant: Revd. Canon Emmanuel Fadipe
Epistle: Heb. 4: 11-16 Gospel: John 3: 22-36 Points for Prayer
The Kwara Provincial Secretary. Barr. Ejeta Otuoniyo, Chairman, Diocese of Lagos Delight International Schools
Apapa.
The Bishops of the Dioceses of Malek (Upper Nile, Sudan) The Rt. Revd. Peter John Abraham Mayom.
Birthday Intercession: Master Adokiye Ockiya, Mr. Justin Olabode Duggan, Mr. Okunola Dawodu, Miss
Oluwasindara Akiang, Miss Sedodo Akran, Miss Abosede Obafemi, Master Ifedayo Ajidedidun.
Memorial Intercession: Prof. Gabriel Olusanya, 9 years’ mind.
Thursday - 25/02/2021 Colour: PURPLE Day 56
5.00 p.m. LENTEN DIET
Bible in a year: Numbers 2,3; Acts 14
7.45 a.m. Holy Communion Celebrant: Revd. Olawole Faloye Epistle: Heb. 5: 1-10 Gospel: John 4: 1-26 Points for Prayer: Mr. Banji Fakeye, Kwara Provincial Treasurer.
Mrs. Christiana Nkem Egwuatu. The Bishop of the Diocese of Malind (Kenya) The Rt. Revd. Lawrence Dena.
Birthday Intercession: Engr. Gabriel Adewunmi Ajani Ladejo, Mr. E. Akinyele Akintan, Miss Rita Tolu Ajayi, Mr.
Oluwole Olatunde Onabanjo, Mr. Oluwole Adeyinka Gbonegun, Master Adebola Ajayi, Miss Tolulope Oshin, Mr. Telhemba David Addingi, Mr. Agele John Alufohai.
Memorial Intercession: Mrs. Victoria Omolara Adesola, 97 years’ mind. 12.00 a.m. 90th Birthday Thanksgiving Service
5.00 p.m. LENTEN DIET
THEME: COVENANT WITH THE LIVING GOD SUB-THEME 2: God’s covenant with Man TOPIC: Covenant – What is it? TEXTS: 1Sam 20:9-23 AIMS: i. to define “Covenant” from the Biblical point of view and ii. to explain the power of covenant and implications.
INTRODUCTION: Universally, Covenant is an agreement between two parties. It is a bond that does not allow the parties do things their own way other than that which the relationship allows. In the text today, Jonathan made a covenant with David. How far do they go in fulfilling the terms of the covenant? STUDY GUIDE:
1. From various perspectives and cultures, what do you understand by the term, “covenant”? Use some examples like: Teachers and governments agreement; Doctors and government agreements; Contract agreement. Read 2 Sam 21:1-2
2. What do the texts today (1 Sam 20:9-23) say about covenant, and what is required of its parties? 2Sam 21:6-7.
3. Explain the power of covenant and implications to us as God’s chosen people in Christ. Josh.23:11-16; Psa.89:34; Heb.6:13-20.
Bible Study Outline
4. How do people breach the terms of covenant today in our society with reference to question one (2 Sam 21:1-2) above?
CONCLUSION: As a Covenant with God should not be broken, so also man-to-man’s covenant in good things are not to be broken. If we must enjoy the covenant promises of God, let us learn to be faithful in playing our part, by keeping the terms of the covenant. FOOD FOR THOUGHT:Craftiness in covenant matters leads to anarchy!
MEMORY VERSE: Ps.89:34
My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone out of my lips.
ADDRESS DELIVERED BY MR BOLA ADEGBONMIRE CHAIRPERSON ELECTORAL
SUB-COMMITTEE ON SUNDAY 14th FEBRUARY 2020
The Provost,
Members of the Clergy,
Fellow Parishioners,
Good Morning / Afternoon
It is two weeks to the year 2021 Vestry Meeting, and Elections into 1 position of People’s
Warden and 10 positions in the Standing Committee.
As at 3pm on Thursday, February 11 2021, the submitted Nomination Forms for the
elections were as follows – two (2) members signified interest to serve as the People’s
Warden and nine (9) members signified their interest to serve in the Standing
Committee. An additional submission was received at 3:54pm and was not accepted. The
collection and submission of nomination forms for all positions is hereby declared closed
for our 2021 elections.
The list of eligible candidates is as published in today’s bulletin with their profiles. Please
visit the Cathedral website to view their pictures, read why they want to serve and listen
to short videos by the candidates addressing the church.
As announced last Sunday our Mock Vestry Elections holds today and is ongoing at the
moment. This is designed to help us familiarize ourselves with the process, correct any
data entry mistakes with our emails and resolve any issues that might be flying under the
radar before election day.
An important point to note is the fact that only subscribed members of the church who
are 21 years old and above according to records submitted to the church and not under
any law of suspension are eligible to vote.
The Electoral Process and applicable rules are published in the bulletin and is also
available on the website section titled “Vestry Elections 2021”.
Parishioners who fail to submit their email details with the membership office will only
be able to vote by physically coming to church on the 28th of February, with their
membership identification cards which be used to verify their identities. Parishioners
will not be attended to on personal recognition.
Lastly, the sub-committee encourages all members to submit their email details as this
is the preferred safe and confidential means for delivering voting credentials to all
subscribed members.
Thank you for listening and have a blessed
week.
Bola Adegbonmire
Chairperson 2021 Electoral Sub Committee
VESTRY MEETING – ELECTORAL PROCESS
Title: Vestry Elections 2021
Positions available: People’s warden and 10 standing committee positions.
Candidates: Please check bulletin or church
website
Date: Sunday February 28, 2021
Start time: 12:05am GMT+1
End time: 1pm GMT+1
Results:
Results will be published at the latest 1.30pm if the vestry meeting is over at the time. The intervening 30 minutes will be used to check the system’s fraud report. Voting Subscribed members who have their emails in the church membership database
1. Voters will receive an email from CCC Lagos containing their voter ID and voter key 2. This email will be sent at start time and all voters will have been sent their voter details
by 12:10am (please check your junk folder if you are missing the email) 3. Open the email 4. Email will contain your voter ID and voter key 5. Click on where it says “click here to vote” 6. Vote for your candidates and submit your votes
7. Optional: save/print your voter receipt showing you have voted.
If any issues reach out to Bola Adegbonmire / Suru Aboaba on election day.
Subscribed members who do not have their emails in the church membership database 1. Come with your church membership ID card 2. Go to the Electoral committee Chairman/Secretary – Bola Adegbonmire/Suru Aboaba
by the membership office area 3. Present your card for verification 4. If verified, you will be given your voter ID and Voter key details. 5. Proceed to any of the church voting stations to cast your vote. 6. Electoral officer will direct you to a workstation and answer any queries you may have. 7. Login with provided details 8. Vote for your candidates and submit your vote. DISQUALIFICATION OF BALLOT • A single device can only be used to vote 5 times. • If a device is used to vote more than 5 times, it will result in the cancellation of all votes
entered via that device • The only devices that can be used more than 5 times are the church workstations that
have been provided for those who do not have their own devices and have elected to use these workstations.
PROFILE OF CANDIDATES FOR 2021 VESTRY MEETING
ELECTIONS
PEOPLE’S WARDEN:
Coker, Rotimi: A lover of all things pertaining to God. An accomplished legal and security
professional with over 25 years experience in leadership and process improvement skills, guiding teams
towards success and driving businesses towards excellence. A collaborative and strong dynamic leader
who places emphasis on team dynamics, transparency, development and integrity. Overall promoting
unity and growth leading to life changing moments.
Opeaye, Joseph Oladapo: DOB - 31st August 1970. Baptized and Confirmed Communicant at St.
Paul’s Cathedral, Sagamu. Primary and Secondary Education at Sagamu. Attended UNILAG for
Bachelor of Laws. Member - NBA - Premier Branch. Fellow, CILRM. Served the Cathedral as Synod
Delegate and Member Standing Committee. Member - Cathedral Youth Fellowship, Cathedral Torch
Bearers, Guild of Stewards and Altar Server. Happily married with Children.
STANDING COMMITTEE:
ABOABA, Iyabode: Member of the Cathedral Church of Christ since 1973. Confirmed in 1978. Have
served as Vice Chairman Feast of Dedication for 2 years, Chair Family Harvest for 7 years, Chair
Membership Committee for 3 years. Member of Standing Committee since 2015 with one-year absence.
With over 36 years of managerial experience, Iyabo is currently an Arts and Culture/Administrator.
ADELUWOYE, Adeniran: Born to the family of late Mr. Adekunle and Mrs. Yetunde Adeluwoye
family on 26th April, 1985. A legal practitioner by profession, member of the cathedral guild of stewards,
member cathedral altar server’s guild, current chairman cathedral youth fellowship. I am married to Mrs.
Adedamola Adeluwoye and blessed with Adetomiwa Adeluwoye.
ADEWUNMI, Oluwaseun O: I am Oluwaseun Adewunmi born 14th November, 1979 to the family
of Late Omooba F.A. Adewunmi and Olori O.A. Adewunmi. I am married to a beautiful and supportive wife Oluwafeyikemi Adewunmi and a father 0f 2 energetic and wonderful Sons; I am self-employed. I am a member of the Cathedral Youth Fellowship and Fountain of Hope. I serve in the Sunday School as a teacher and also a Guild of Steward member. I am a former member of the Cathedral Standing Committee (2019), a former Youth Sub-Committee chairman and presently the Security SubCommittee chairman. I have also served in the feast of dedication sub-committee and the family harvest sub-committee.
AGBEDE, Oluwatosin Gabriel: TOSIN AGBEDE HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY SERVING IN THE
CATHEDRAL FOR MORE THAN 15 YEARS. HE SERVED IN THE YOUTH SUB-COMMITTEE, ELECTORIAL SUB-COMMITTEE, HARVEST SUB-COMMITTEE AND MEMBERSHIP SUB- COMMITTEE FROM 2004 TO 2019. HE IS CURRENTLY CHAIRMAN, EDITORIAL BOARD OF ‘BY THE LAGOON’ AND YOUTH SUB – COMMITTEE. HE IS ALSO A MEMBER OF THE CATHEDRAL GUILD OF STEWARDS ACTIVE IN GROUP B.
AKINOLA, Omotola: I was born on the 16th of April 1964 to Chief & Mrs. Bode Peters CPA (both
of blessed memory). I was baptized in the Cathedral Church of Christ at 7 days old. I am a lawyer and a Human Resources (HR) Practitioner. I run an HR Consultancy and also a background checks company. I am happily married to Chief Akingbola Akinola (CPA) and blessed with 3 adult children. I am currently the Superintendent of the Sunday School. I am a past President of the YWCA and currently the 1st vice president of the Cathedral Ladies League.
KUBOYE, Olusoji: Work with the Lagos State Government. Service to the Cathedral: Secretary
Standing Committee, Past Secretary - Guild of Stewards, Secretary Cathedral Torch Bearers, Past Social Secretary, Welfare Officer, Ex-Officio member – Cathedral Torch Bearers. Past V/Chairman – Membership Sub-Committee and Cultural Harvest 2013,Member Men’s Bible Class and Past Member-”By the Lagoon” Editorial Board. Member of few Ad-Hoc Sub-Committees in the Cathedral Church of Christ.
MEADOWS, Eyiyemi: My name is Eyiyemi Meadows, born into the family of Mr. & Mrs. Bukola
Meadows and I am an Admin & HR practitioner. In my desire to propagate the gospel of Christ, I have used my talent right from my early years to serve the Lord in various capacity. My service spanned through the Cornerstone Fellowship to the Youth SubCommittee, the Cathedral Youth Fellowship and the Ladies Helpers Union Youth Wing. I served on the Standing Committee for three years and I am also a member of the Cathedral Band.
Ogun, Michael Adedoyin: Born on the 22/05/1977 in Lagos. I was baptised and confirmed in the
Cathedral. I am married with two children. I hold a first degree from the OAU Ile-Ife and an MBA from the Lagos Business School. A corporate executive and member of Guild of Stewards, Cathedral Christian Brothers and Ikoyi Club.
SORINWA, Kayode: Kayode was born into the Anglican faith and over the years been a member of
The Guild of Stewards and The Standing Committee. Within this period, I have held positions providing support to various committees and leadership. Currently I work within the Financial sector as a Country Director. A husband and father who likes to spend time with family.
NOTICES
22/2/2021 - Contemporary Issues - Rape-A societal Menace by Young Women Fellowship (Mrs. Blessing Yahaya)
27/2/2021 - Cathedral Girls’ and Ladies Lenten Retreat 1/3/2021 - Prayer Meeting - Prayer for the Church by Mrs. Ijeoma Mooh Payment of Sacrifice
- Women’s and Girls’ Organisations
May God bless and prosper you as you give monthly towards Women’s work in the Diocese. Thank you for giving to the Lord. Kindly make cheques payable to Womens’ & Girls’ Organisations, Diocese of Lagos.
THIS MONTH IN THE HISTORY OF THE CATHEDRAL - FEBRUARY
- By Church History Sub-Committee
1997 Feb. Printing of Vestry Meeting Annual Statement of Accounts and all relevant materials in a book
form. 2001 Feb. 11 Most Revd. and Rt. Hon. George L. Carey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, preached the sermon
at the Holy Communion Service. 2005 Feb. The Dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, the Very Revd. Dr. John Moses visited the Cathedral
on an exchange visit to that of Provost Omololu in 2004. 2006 Feb. 19 Fund Raising launched for a new 64 Stop 4 Manual Pipe Organ with 3658 pipes at a cost of 864,00
Euros (about N164 million) to replace the old organ. The new organ was to be built by Oberlinger, Germany. Agreement was signed on December 6, 2006 when the first installment was paid.
NEEDS OF THE CATHEDRAL
Donations are vital to the Cathedral’s future, and your gift will make a difference. Kindly donate towards the purchase of any of the items listed below. Thank you. 1. 15(No) -10HP Package Unit Air Conditioner - N1.5 million each 2. 5(No) - 5HP Package Unit Air Conditioner - N600,000 each 3. Toyota Hilux Van - N18 million 4. Toyota Hiace Bus - N18.5 million 5. PTZ Optics 20x-NDI Cameras (5Nos) with accessories - N6,546,000
TITHE:
Remember to pay your Tithe*
(into Cathedral Zenith Bank Account Number)
(The tithe is a tenth of all our increase)
‘You shall tithe all the yield of your seed that comes from the field, year by year’
Deut. 14:22.
PAYMENT INTO CHURCH’S ACCOUNTS
“Honour the LORD with your possession... so your barns will be filled with plenty”. Proverbs 3: 9&10.
Your kind and generous donations to the Cathedral will be highly appreciated. Below are the
Church’s Bank Accounts.
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No PURPOSE BANK ACCT NO
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Social Welfare Service Unit Polaris Bank 1770128010
2. Cathedral Clinic First Bank 2000514561
3. Church Donations GT Bank 0124088211
4. Sustentation First Bank 2000519164
5. Family Harvest/Harvest
Donations FCMB 0130543010
Union Bank 0071028724
You can also visit the Cathedral website www.thecathedrallagos.org to make your donations.
GOD WILL COUNTENANCE YOUR SACRIFICE
ON THE OTHER SIDE
Name That Child! A pregnant woman (whose husband was out of the country) gets in a car accident and is knocked unconscious. When she wakes up 3 days later she sees that she is no longer pregnant and frantically asks the doctor about her baby. The doctor replies, “Ma’am you had twins! - a boy and a girl. We couldn’t reach your husband and since your brother was the first one here the day they were born we let him name them for you.” The woman thinks to herself, “No, not my brother…he’s not very bright!” She asks the doctor, “Well, what’s the girl’s name?” “Denise.” “Wow, that’s not a bad name, I like it! What’s the boy’s name?” “Denephew.”
SPIRITUAL TONIC FOR THE WEEK ISAIAH 49:8
“This is what the LORD says: “In the time of my favour I will answer you, and in the day
of salvation I will help you, I will keep you and make you to be a covenant people to
restore the Land...”
Thank You Father for making me Your own. I am a brand new creation regenerated to
manifest God’s Kingdom on earth and to restore the Land to peace and prosperity.
Lord, at this time of Your favour answer all my prayers. Keep me from demonic attacks
and save me from pestilence that stalks in the darkness and the plague that destroys at
midday. Satisfy me with long life and show me Your salvation all the days of my life
through Jesus Christ our Saviour. Amen.
DIOCESAN ANTHEM
(TUNE: AUSTRIA)
1. Lagos Diocese, Premier Diocese
Of Anglican Communion
We are Primus inter pares
First among equals, bless’d one
Tenth December, nineteen nineteen
Praise the Lord!, He’s done great things
Lagos Diocese, foremost Diocese
Came to be, through love and peace.
2. Our Divine Mandate of five-fold,
Clear and apt, to build the Church,
From above came like that of old,
For the mission of the Church,
Priestly, Pastoral, Prophetic,
Pray’r and Praise to reach a peak,
Help, O Lord Thy charge to fulfill,
Thy perfect will to do still.
3. God our Father, bless our Diocese,
Bless our Bishop, we pray Thee
Bless Thy people of this Diocese
Our existence, keep for Thee,
All believers to edify,
And Thy name to glorify,
Multiply Disciples for Thee,
And at last to reign with Thee. Amen April, 2019
MEET WITH THE DIOCESAN
We are all invited to connect with our Bishop and Missioner, The Rt. Revd. Dr. Humphrey Bamisebi
Olumakaiye on social media. Follow, like and share the Diocesan programmes and activities via
our handles:
Facebook, Instagram & Youtube: @dioceseoflagos
Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @drolumakaiye We can also send in our Prayer requests and testimonies to: [email protected].
Stewards on Duty: Group D Colour: PURPLE
Theme: PATH TO VICTORY
(ii) Perseverance and Steadfastness
Celebrant: Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju O.T.Reading: Job 23: 1 - 17 The Clergy N.T. Reading: James 17: 1-14 The Clergy Gospel: Matthew 10: 1-22 Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju Address: Canon Residentiary Prayers: Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju Thanksgiving at the Altar 9.00 a.m. There will be a Meeting of the Koinonia.
Theme: PATH TO VICTORY
(ii) Perseverance and Steadfastness
Cantor: Revd. Olawole Faloye Sermon: The Provost O.T.: Job 23: 1-17 N.T. James 1: 1-14 Reader: The Clergy Prayer: Revd. Olawole Faloye Thanksgiving at the Altar
11.00 a.m.- 1.00 p.m. Clinic
NO CLINIC
CALL ON ANY DOCTOR OR NURSE IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
ONLINE VOTING
SUNDAY 28/02/2021
WELCOME
A warm welcome to this and every worship in this Cathedral. Whether you have come from far or near, may you find real joy and inspiration in this service. We are very happy to see you and hope that you will come again.
GENERAL NOTICES
1. 2021 Vestry Meeting and Election:
Our Vestry Meeting/Election is next Sunday D.V. Below is the list of those who have offered themselves for election in order to serve in the Cathedral in the Standing Committee.
To vote at the Election, a voter must be a financial member of the Cathedral and must be on the Sustentation
list as having subscribed a minimum of N2,600 in 2020. PEOPLES’ WARDEN: 1. COKER, Rotimi Mr. 2. OPEAYE, Joseph Oladapo STANDING COMMITTEE:
1. ABOABA, Iyabode Miss. 2. ADELUWOYE, Adeniran Mr. 3. ADEWUNMI, Oluwaseun Mr. 4. AGBEDE, Oluwatosin Gabriel Mr. 5. AKINOLA, Omotola Mrs 6. KUBOYE, Olusoji Olaolu Mr. 7. MEADOWS, Eyiyemi Funmilayo Miss. 8. OGUN, Michael Adedoyin Mr. 9. SORINWA, Kayode Mr.
2. Lenten Fast Envelope:
Lent is a period to offer succour to the poor and needy around. Let us use the Lenten Fast Envelope to give our contributions.
3. The Altar Servers’ and Readers’ Rededication Service will have their Re-Dedication Service on
today during the 9.15 a.m. Choral Mattins.
4. Children’s Church/Sunday School
The Children’s Church/Sunday School resumes on Sunday, 7th March, 2021. Parents please note.
5. Lenten Diet:
Our Annual Lenten Diet - a 40-day intensive Bible Study session across the Diocese is on-going. Session holds daily in the Cathedral at 5.00 p.m. You can attend physically or join virtually via zoom using
MEETING ID: 994 9263 8858 PASSCODE: LENTDIET2 You will surely be blessed.
6. Confirmation 2021
Confirmation Preparatory Classes have commenced. It holds at 9.15 a.m. every Sunday at Ayo Rosiji Hall, Cathedral House. Candidates must be at least 13 years old. Interested candidates are to register with Revd. Canon Emmanuel Fadipe.
7. Home Calls:
We announce the home call of the following: (a) Otunba Dr. Theophilus Oluwole Akindele on Monday, 15th February, 2021. He was 99 years. Funeral arrangements are as follows: Monday, 22nd February, 2021 at 4.00 p.m. Christian Wake-keep at his residence. Tuesday, 23rd February, 2021 at 8.00 a.m. Commendation service.
Wednesday, 24th February, 2021 at 10.00 a.m. Funeral Service at Cathedral Church of St. Stephen, Ondo.
(b) Ms. Juliet Abayomi Okwuraiwe in United Kingdom on 19th January, 2021 at the age of 62 years. She will be burried at
St. Peter & St. Paul’s Church, GraysTown, UK.
(c) Engr. Ekundayo Adetuji Babaniji on Friday, 19th February 2021. He was 80 years old. He was a member and Past
President Fountain of Hope International (FOH 24NG). Member and Past Group Leader Group D of the Guild of Steward, and Men’s Bible Class.
May their gentle souls rest in perfect peace
8. Mid-Week Fellowship and Love Feast:
Are you celebrating your birthday or any joyous occasion in your family or remembering a loved one? Think of sharing your joys with the less privileged, who can give you nothing in return, but are being led to Christ by us. Sponsor a Wednesday afternoon.
Cost is N40,000 per Wednesday. You can pay part of an afternoon’s cost. See Omoba Ademola or the Parish Clerk during the week. Thank you and God bless.
Our sincere appreciation goes to Imana Family for sponsoring our Mid-Week Fellowship on Wednesday, 24th February, 2021,
in memory of their late father Papa M.O. Imana who died 10 years ago on 24th February, 2011. May the soul of the faithful departed, continue to rest in peace and may God’s blessings,mercies and protection be always upon his children and children’s children. Amen.
9.(a) Fellowship Hour - Sunday 28/02/2021
Vacant after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Services.
(b) Fellowship Hour Booking - February - March, 2021
Sunday, 14/3/2021 - Vacant after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Service. Sunday, 28/3/2021 - Amb.(Mrs) Olufolahan Modupe Akintola after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Services to mark her birthday which comes up on Tuesday, 23rd March, 2021. Sunday, 11/4/2021 - Vacant after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Service. Sunday, 25/4/2021 - Vacant after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Service. Sunday, 9/5/2021 - Mr. Christopher Babatunde Spaine after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Services for his 50th Birthday on 12th
May, 2021 Sunday, 23/5/2021 - Vacant after 7.15 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. Services
(c) Fellowship Hour - Parishioners who are not the main hosts of the Fellowship Hour but who wish to celebrate any events in their
lives or who will like to simply contribute to the ‘community spirit of the Cathedral are encouraged to do so by providing fruits, cakes, muffins, etc. Such parishioners should please contact Omoba Adegbola Ademola.
(d) Advance Bookings - Fellowship Hour 2021
The following dates are available for booking for Fellowship Hour on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of 2021. Please indicate your preferences
on first come first served. 7.15 a.m. 9.15 a.m. Sunday 13/6/2021 Vacant Vacant Sunday 27/6/2021 Booked Booked Sundays 11&25/7/2021 Vacant Vacant Sunday 8/8/2021 Booked Booked
Sunday 22/8/2021 Vacant Vacant Sundays 12&26/9/2021 Vacant Vacant Sunday 10/10/2021 Vacant Vacant Sunday 24/10/2021 Booked Booked Sunday 14/11/2021 Booked Booked Sunday 28/11/2021 Vacant Vacant Sunday 12/12/2021 Vacant Vacant
Sunday 26/12/2021 Booked Booked
WELFARE SUB-COMMITTEE Parishioners should please inform either the Welfare Sub-Committee on 08088930045; 0802 787 2516 or
Mrs Suror Olorunsogo (Provost’s Secretary) - Tel No. 0802 558 6717 of any one that has not been present in
the Church for some time (young or old) either due to illness or any other reason whatsoever and who needs to be given Communion at home.
The SWSU Panel wishes through this medium, to appreciate all those who are helping the needy
through the Unit (SWSU) in cash and kind. God Almighty will bless and enrich you more in Jesus
name. Amen.
(a) Sponsorship:
Our Social Welfare Service Unit is seeking sponsorship for the following. Part payments will be gratefully
appreciated.
1. Mr. Adewole Bashiru (52 yrs): He needs to undergo total hip replacement the cost of the surgery would
be N1,313,500 at National Orthopaedic Hospital Igbobi.
2. Mr. Toluwaju Dare Asoko (28 yrs) - Physically Challenge: He needs the sum of N85,000 to buy a used
laptop computer to kick start his business.
3. Mr. Ariyo Oladeinde Itunuoluwa (61 yrs) - Poor vision): He was diagnosed with Total Retinal
Detachment and would need eye surgery. The cost is N1.8m.
(b) The members of the Social Welfare Service Unit would appreciate the donation of fairly used clothes,
shoes for both young and old, and also food items like Rice, Gari, Beans, Provisions, etc.
PRAYER FOR THE YEAR Heavenly Father, what a privilege and joy it is to have the freedom to draw near to Your throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find help in time of need. We thank You for the days of our lives - the past, the present and the future - they are all in Your hand. Father as the days get darker and wickedness increases, we ask that Your presence will go with us in all our journeys; grant us wisdom and courage to face the time and tides of this year, empower us with Your strength and make us victorious in all our battles - physical and spiritual, through the merit of the Captains of our Salvation, Jesus Christ our Lord. (Amen)
TEXT: DEUTERONOMY 20:4
STANDING ON THE PROMISES OF CHRIST MY KING
SS&S 877
Tune: Standing on the promises of Christ, my King 1. Standing on the promises of Christ, my King, Through eternal ages let his praises ring; Glory in the highest, I will shout and sing, Standing on the promises of God. Standing, standing, Standing on the promises of God, my Savior; Standing, standing, I’m standing on the promises of God. 2. Standing on the promises that cannot fail. When the howling storms of doubt and fear assail, By the living Word of God I shall prevail, Standing on the promises of God. 3. Standing on the promises I now can see Perfect, present cleansing in the blood for me Standing in the liberty where Christ makes free Standing on the promises of God. 4. Standing on the promises of Christ, the Lord, Bound to Him eternally by love’s strong cord, Overcoming daily with the Spirit’s sword, Standing on the promises of God. 5. Standing on the promises I cannot fall, Listening every moment to the Spirit’s call, Resting in my Saviour as my All in all, Standing on the promises of God.
ATTENDANCE FOR LAST WEEK
SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT - 14/02/2021
7.15 a.m. Holy Communion(Youtube 154/Facebook 330 views).....165
9.15 a.m. Choral Mattins (Youtube 352/Facebook 301 views)..... 162 11.15 a.m. Sung Eucharist (Youtube 115/Facebook 125 views)..... 74
Week-Day Services - Saturday - Friday HC HC Saturday Wednesday 13/01/2021 8 17/02/2021 91
Monday Thursday 15/02/2021 5 19/02/2021 10
Tuesday Friday 16/02/2021 11 19/02/2021 6
23/2/2021 - Diocesan Hour of Intercession 23/2/2021 - Women’s and Girls’ Executive Meeting 25/2/2021 - Elders’ Faith Clinic at the Cathedral 28/2/2021 - Vestry Meeting 12/3/2021 - Victory Night 13/3/2021 - Couples / Families Day 14/3/2021 - Mothering Sunday Celebration 19/3/2021 - Diocesan Glorious Night
“Then he called the crowd to him along with his disciples and said: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.” - Mark 8:34 All thanks be to God for bring us to another Lenten Season on earth. As we know it, Lent is for abstinence from worldly pleasure and deep reflection on our spiritual progress in and with God. I pray that this year’s Lent will launch us into greater spiritual discoveries and closer relationship with the Lord. Victory is our focus this year and we have the assurance of God that victory is certainly ours. The Hebrew root word for Victory neh´-tsakh means a goal or the bright object at a distance which one travels towards. This translation connotes a journey. There is a journey to attain victory. A journey normally requires a pathway, without pathway journey may be impossible and destination unattainable. Hence the consideration of the sub theme - Path to Victory. A Path is more than a track that a person can walk along to get to a destination, it is also a series of actions that can be taken in order to achieve something. In this segment of our series, we shall consider those expected spiritual and physical actions that will help the believer to walk in victory. Self-denial and Cross Bearing are two in one action recommended by Jesus Christ to whoever wants to be in His camp and journey with Him in life. He said: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.” Mark 8:34. In the light of the fact that we are journeying with God this year; for He is the One who goes with us to fight for us against our enemies to give us victory, we are duty bound to tread the path of Self denial and Cross bearing. The Bible says in Isaiah 55:8 that His way and thoughts differ from ours and will only be made known to those who have put self to death and are carrying their cross. Adam Clarke in his commentary states that “a man’s self is to him the prime cause of most of his miseries”. There are things that happen in life that are completely beyond our control, but many of our problems result from selfish desires. A self-centred life gives Satan and the World plenty with which to work, but one who is sold out to Christ limits Satan’s access, even though he never stops trying to hassle us. This gives credence to Jesus’ recommendation to His followers created for Victory.
Coming Events (February-March, 2021)
SOUL FOOD 08/2021
(I) Self Denial and Cross Bearing
Biblically, Self-denial is “the willingness to deny oneself possessions, statusand wordly pleasures, in order to grow in holiness and commitment to God.” Self-denial for the Christian means renouncing oneself as the centre of existence - which ordinarily goes against the natural inclination of the human will. It entails overcoming the persistent fleshly demands of the body, also known as the carnal self or the natural man and bringing them into submission to God’s Word so that one does not give in to sin: “And those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires” (Galatians 5:24). The process of putting self to death usually comes with suffering and pain, and so it comes hand in hand with Cross bearing.
In the Bible, Cross bearing has to do with enduring pain and suffering for the sake of Jesus Christ. Apostle Paul in Philippians 3:7–8 explains the process better saying: “But whatever gain I had, I counted as loss for the sake of Christ. Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For His sake I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ.” To take up one’s cross is not suffering from disease or dealing with difficult circumstances. A cross represents what we are likely to bear because we are followers of Christ. We bear them, not for punishment, but for our benefit. Whatever trials and persecutions we suffer for Christ serve to make us stronger and more mature in the faith. It is like they say in the physical fitness field, “No pain, no gain”. To build muscles, the weights must become heavier and heavier. The muscle hurts, but the pain lets one know that one is making progress. Apostle Paul admonished us to put our bodies under subjection. The body wants to have its free will and most of the time the will of the body is contrary to the word of God. We are encouraged to deny ourselves of something which the body will want but it is against the Spirit (Gal 5:16-17), so that we will not get disqualified on the way to victory. (1Cor 9:24-27). Self cannot please God and anyone who walks by its dictates will be disqualified for the incorruptible crown. The way of Self-denial and Cross bearing is a way of deep heavenly blessedness. Those who are not prepared to take up the cross, those who are not prepared to give their life to suffering and pain, lose communion with Christ, and cannot journey with Him. To grow in Christ and be victorious worth the pain of denying self and bearing our cross. Let us make the most of this penitential period by imbibing the practice of Self denial and Cross bearing so that we can continually enjoy the Presence of the Godhead in our journey through life.
Have a Blessed Week!
The one who serves among you,
Very Revd. Adebola Ojofeitimi
Provost Mr. Gbolaga Ajayi..................................................................................................People’s Warden
Mr. Adeyinka Shonekan............................................................................................Provost’s Warden
Mr. Tunde Sosan - 070 316 91851, 081 369 95393 ..Master of the Music and Organist
Revd. Henry Mooh - 0803 218 4422.........................Altar Servers/Care Ministry Revd. Olusegun Lufadeju - 0703 847 8142... Children’s Church/Missionary Society
Revd. Dr. Oluwaseun M. Adeyemi - 0806 462 5305
Revd Olawole Faloye - 0806 620 9914...........................................................Prison/Youth Revd. Canon Emmanuel Fadipe - 0803 435 9230.........Elders’ Fellowship/SWSU
Ven. Henry Adelegan - 0816 535 5634 .....................................Harvest Sub-Committee
Very Revd. Adebola Ojofeitimi - 0810 300 6551 ..................................Evangelism
Rt. Revd. Dr. Humphrey Bamisebi Olumakaiye,Ph.D
Diocesan Bishop
TEL. LINES: 2712845, 2712847, 2712844, 2704143 TEL/FAX 2712846
www.thecathedrallagos.org. Email:[email protected]
29, Marina, P. O. Box 726, Lagos.