The Shepherd-in-Charge of CCC Fountain of Light Model Parish, Special District Headquarters, Ontario, Canada, Prophet Olajide Salako, has charged youths across Canada to prepare themselves spiritually for a powerful encounter as the parish hosts its 2026 Youth Week themed “Youth Without Blemish”, with Daniel 1:4 as its scriptural anchor.
The week-long programme, scheduled for August 24–30, 2026, is expected to create an atmosphere of worship, spiritual renewal, empowerment and awakening for young people seeking to deepen their relationship with God and discover their purpose in Christ.
Prophet Salako is particularly calling on the youth not to approach the programme as an ordinary church gathering, but as a divine opportunity for transformation. His charge is for young people to get themselves ready for what promises to be a spiritual invasion—an atmosphere where lives can be touched, destinies awakened and young people challenged to live as exemplary Christians in a rapidly changing world.
The theme, “Youth Without Blemish,” draws attention to the biblical account of Daniel and his companions, young people who distinguished themselves through discipline, wisdom, purity and unwavering commitment to God despite finding themselves in a challenging environment.
For Prophet Salako, the message is timely for the contemporary youth. The programme is expected to challenge young people to reject distractions and embrace a lifestyle that reflects Christian values, spiritual discipline, excellence and purposeful living.
The parish is therefore preparing its environment to become a centre of spiritual awakening for the youth, providing an atmosphere where participants can worship freely, receive the Word, seek divine direction and experience renewed passion for the things of God.
The Youth Week will feature an array of ministers and guests, including C/ES Abiola Orefeko, Prophet Henry Akingbuwa, Prophet Seyi Paul, Evangelist Raphael Adeyemo, Brother Damilola Olapade, Sister Tope Yusuf, Evangelist Jeremiah Igbekele, Senior Leader Temidayo Alimi and Evangelist Oreofe Alaka, among others.
With the calibre of ministers scheduled to minister during the week, expectations are already building among the youth and members of the church community in Canada.
The programme is not only designed to entertain the youth; rather, it is positioned as a platform for spiritual awakening, character development, divine encounters and the raising of a generation of young Celestians who will remain uncompromising in their faith.
Prophet Salako’s charge is therefore clear: the youth must get ready. They are expected to come with open hearts, prepared spirits and a genuine desire for an encounter with God.
As CCC Fountain of Light Model Parish opens its doors for the Youth Week, the anticipation is that Ontario will witness a gathering where young people will not only celebrate their faith but experience a renewed spiritual fire capable of influencing their families, churches, communities and the wider society.
The “Youth Without Blemish” Youth Week promises to be a defining moment for the young generation in Canada—a week of worship, instruction, fellowship and, most importantly, spiritual awakening.
