As preparations intensify for the forthcoming USA Diocese Biennial Convention scheduled to hold from 30th April to 3rd May 2026at the prestigious Crowne Plaza Hotel, Rhode Island, New England USA, Superior Evangelist Seye Hunsu has assured that Region G will be fully represented with adequate documentation and strategic input.
Speaking in his capacity as the Regional Secretary of Region G, under the supervision of Venerable Superior Evangelist Olorunkunle who is the Regional Head, Sup/Evang Hunsu emphasized the importance of proper documentation as a critical tool for growth, accountability, and effective implementation of policies within the Diocese.
He noted that Region G is not only mobilizing its members for active participation but is also putting together vital records, reports, and structured data that will reflect the region’s activities, achievements, and future projections.
According to him, “This convention presents a unique opportunity for Region G to showcase its administrative strength and align fully with the vision of the USA Diocese. We are committed to presenting well-organized documentation that will aid decision-making and foster progress across all parishes under our jurisdiction.”
Sup/Evang Hunsu further acknowledged the preparedness and unity within Region G, stating that the leadership and members are fully ready for the Biennial Convention, both spiritually and administratively. He stressed that beyond attendance, the focus remains on meaningful contributions that will enhance the overall development of the Church, particularly in areas of structure, record-keeping, and implementation of diocesan directives.
With high expectations surrounding the convention, Region G’s commitment to excellence in documentation and coordination is seen as a step in the right direction towards strengthening the administrative framework of the Celestial Church of Christ in the diaspora. The USA Diocese Biennial Convention is anticipated to bring together leaders and faithful from across regions, fostering unity, strategic planning, and spiritual renewal for the growth of the Church globally.
