Methodist Church Nigeria, Diocese of Ibarapa has announced to hold her 2nd Annual Diocesan Harvest programme on Sunday, October 11, 2026 at Rev. Longley Memorial Methodist Cathedral, Oke-Agogo, Igboora.
All ministers and members from all local churches in the Diocese will gather at the Cathedral for the joint service, moments of fellowship and thanksgiving of the Harvest.
The Diocesan Bishop, Rt. Rev’d. Dr. Sunday Johnson Funminiyi, JP will be the Chief Host and Chief Officiant of the service.
According to the Chairman of the Harvest Committee, Brother Muyiwa Mathew Ojo, the 2nd Annual Diocesan Harvest is themed “Harvest of Fruitfulness {Genesis 1:28} and it will be attended by people from all walks of life.
The Chairman noted that Harvest period serves as a season of gratitude for members Methodist Church Nigeria, when the church reflects on the productivity, fruitfulness and abundant blessing of God on their labours.
Brother Muyiwa Ojo explained that the Harvest Programme would be marked by moments of praises, gratitude and thanksgiving.
He added that fruits would be brought to the altar as symbols of productivity, fruitfulness and proceeds of the church’s labour for apostolic blessing and declarations of multiple returns.
The Diocesan Lay President, Chief Olufemi Adegbaye Adesope will be in attendance for the service, including Baba Ijo General, Chief Adesoji Aderemi Adeniji and Iya Egbe Idapo Obirin, Chief {Mrs.} Mojisola Omotope Adeniji.
The service will also be attended by all members of the Diocesan Council and representatives from ecumenical bodies.
Mama Bishop, Susanna Abigail Odunayo Sunday, in her capacity as the Diocesan Women Fellowship President, will lead members of the fellowship from across the Diocese to the service.
All members of the Men Fellowship will be led to the service by the Fellowship’s Diocesan President, Comrade Mathew Oladejo Oderinde.
Sir. Peter Oladapo Fayemi, KJW and other distinguished members of the Council of Knights in the Diocese will also attend the service.
Members of the Young Men Fellowship, Youth Fellowship and other organs of the church will also attend the service and participate in the thanksgiving of the 2nd Annual Diocesan Harvest.
Shortly before the service commences by 10am, the Diocesan Bishop, Special Guests of Honour and other dignitaries will inspect the guard of honour of the Boys and Girl Brigade.
The Diocesan Bishop had directed all ministers to mobilise their members to Cathedral by 10am for the joint service.