MAPOLY C&S Fellowship Marks 30th Anniversary With Medical Outreach, Entrepreneurship Programme

 



Aina Obasanjo 

The Cherubim and Seraphim Church Unification Campus Fellowship, MAPOLY Chapter, also known as Heirs of God Chapel, is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary with a week-long programme aimed at promoting spiritual growth and community development.

The anniversary, scheduled for September 7th to 13th, 2026, is themed “Enlarge My Coast,” from First Chronicles, Chapter 4, Verse 10.

Speaking ahead of the celebration, the Anniversary Chairman, Mr. Olorunleke Odubote, said the milestone would go beyond celebration to include initiatives that impact positively on society.

Mr. Odubote explained that a major feature of the anniversary would be a medical outreach scheduled for Friday, September 11th, to provide healthcare support to members of the surrounding communities.

He said the outreach would be carried out in collaboration with medical practitioners, community stakeholders and other partners.

The anniversary chairman also highlighted an entrepreneurship programme designed to promote empowerment, innovation and personal development among participants.

Other activities lined up for the celebration include a mega rally, revival service, visit to a children's home, grand reunion and thanksgiving service.

Mr. Odubote said the Fellowship, which began in 1996, had produced generations of students and graduates contributing to the development of the Church, their professions and communities.

He noted that the 30th anniversary would provide an opportunity to appreciate the past while preparing for a future of greater service, responsible leadership and community development.

The Fellowship has therefore invited alumni, students, Church leaders, community stakeholders, partners, friends and well-wishers to participate in the anniversary celebration and support its various community-focused initiatives.


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