V/S/E Olorunnisola, as the Head of the USA Diocese has been dedicated to embracing modern ideals. This commitment was recently demonstrated through the approval and inauguration of the Executive of Region B of the Church in the United States of America.
During the ceremony, the Head of the Diocese delivered a powerful sermon, urging the executive members to spread God’s primary objective to humanity. He emphasized that their daily duties should always reflect the essence of Celestial Church on earth. According to him, leadership should serve as a bridge of ideals, solely focused on Christ.
The service and inauguration took place at CCC Prince of Peace 3 Carpentersville, Chicago Illinois, USA. The list of Executive members is as follows:
V/S/E Samuel Adebajo (Spiritual Father) Region B
A/V/S/E Michael Adisa Adekila (Parton, Region B)
A/V/S/E Badmus (Region B Head) CCC Prince of Peace, Chicago, Illinois USA
A/V/S/E Samuel (Deputy Region B) CCC Indianapolis Cathedral, USA
A/V/S/E Wesley Giwa (Chairman, Shepherds Council, Region B)
M/C Lara Williams (President, Women’s Council, Region B)
A/V/S/E Sunday Ajayi (State Evangelist, Chicago, Illinois) CCC Cannan Cathedral, Chicago, USA
A/V/S/E Kayode Nunayon (State Evangelist, Indianapolis) CCC Hephzibah Family Cathedral, Indianapolis, USA
A/V/S/E Rotimi Onile Ere (State Evangelist, Minnesota & Wisconsin States)
The inauguration ceremony marks an important milestone in the growth and development of Celestial Church of Christ in the United States. The newly appointed executive members are entrusted with the responsibility of upholding the values and principles of the church, while actively working towards fulfilling its mission.
A/V/S/E Sunday Ajayi (State Evangelist, Chicago Illinois State)
With their diverse backgrounds and expertise, the executive members are well-equipped to lead Region B and contribute to the overall success of Celestial Church of Christ in the United States of America.
A/V/S/E Kayode Nunayon (State Evangelist, Indianapolis)
M/C Lara Williams ( Chairperson, Women’s Council Region B)
