In the ever-evolving journey of faith within our Church, certain leaders continue to stand out as vessels of divine purpose, spiritual discipline, and unwavering commitment to the work of God. One of such distinguished personalities is Venerable Superior Evangelist Ademusire, the Shepherd of CCC Akako Parish, Yaba, Lagos State, whose dedication to shepherding souls and advancing the Celestial mandate has remained exemplary.
As the global Celestial fold prepares for one of its most anticipated spiritual gatherings, VSE Ademusire is set to be among the anointed delegates attending the prestigious USA Diocese Biennial Convention 2026, themed “ASCENSION.” This landmark convention is scheduled to hold from 30th April to 3rd May 2026, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Warwick, drawing Celestians from across continents into a unified atmosphere of revival, reflection, and spiritual elevation.
VSE Ademusire has consistently demonstrated a rare blend of humility, leadership, and spiritual authority in his role as Shepherd of CCC Akako Parish, Yaba, Lagos State under his guidance, the parish has experienced growth not only in numbers but in spiritual depth, discipline, and commitment to Celestial doctrines.
His ministry reflects a deep understanding of the prophetic heritage of the Church, coupled with a passion for nurturing members toward righteousness and holiness. Known for his calm disposition and firm adherence to ecclesiastical order, VSE Ademusire continues to inspire both the young and old within the fold.
The Ascension 2026 Convention is more than just a gathering, it is a spiritual congress designed to reposition the Church globally. According to official information, the four-day event will feature powerful revival sessions, theological teachings, leadership workshops, and strategic discussions aimed at shaping the future of the Church.


















Good one. I pray for a successful outing
A good and expected seminar. Wish d participant a great sucess and reflection of d outing.
Believe it’s going to have a mewningful impact on the church at large.