Osun: CAC Mountain Of Mercy And Praise, Kajola To Celebrate 4th Anniversary, Thanksgiving Sunday

The Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Mountain of Mercy and Praise, popularly known as Ori Oke Aanu, Kajola, Owode-Ede, Osun State, will on Sunday, September 13, 2026, celebrate its fourth anniversary with a special thanksgiving service.

The anniversary programme, which will be held at the church auditorium behind L/A Primary School, Adefila Street, Kajola, Owode-Ede, is themed: “Know Thou the God of Thy Father”, drawn from 1 Chronicles 28:9.

The service is scheduled to commence at 11:00 a.m. and is expected to bring together worshippers, church leaders, families and guests to celebrate what the church described as four years of God’s mercy, faithfulness and blessings.

The anniversary will be hosted by the church’s Pastor and Lady/Evangelist, Daniel Agbolade, son of the Prophet.

Special guests expected at the celebration include Prophet (Dr.) George Oluwoye and Prophetess Adeyinka Oluwoye of CAC Mountain of Peace and Mercy, Ayepe, Ori Oke Aanu, Ijetu, Osogbo.

The anniversary service will also feature ministrations from the choir of CAC Mountain of Mercy and Praise, Kajola, Owode-Ede, as well as the choir of CAC Mountain of Peace and Mercy, Ori Oke Aanu Ayepe, Ijetu, Osogbo.

The organisers said the theme of the anniversary was chosen to encourage members, especially younger generations, to deepen their relationship with God and remain committed to the faith of their fathers.

The church also described the anniversary and thanksgiving as an opportunity to appreciate God for His guidance, protection and provision since the establishment of the congregation four years ago.

According to the organisers, the celebration is not only about marking another year but also about acknowledging God’s faithfulness and renewing the commitment of members to His service.

They therefore invited members of the public, worshippers and well-wishers to join the congregation in celebrating what they described as “the God of our fathers.”

“Come, let us celebrate the God of our fathers,” the organisers said.