The Celestial Church of Christ (CCC), Onala Parish, has announced its 21st Annual Adult Harvest and Thanksgiving celebration, marking a significant spiritual milestone for the church community. The harvest season, traditionally observed in the last week of November, is themed this year around “Breakthrough, Divine Vindication & New Glory,” reflecting a profound testimony of the church’s journey through trials and triumphs.
During the power-packed Sunday service marking the unveiling of the 2025 harvest logo, the congregation erupted in praise and jubilation led by Prophet Dr Kolawole Olakanmi (Baba Onala) The shepherd in charge of CCC Onala Parish. The symbolic unveiling was described by members as a reaffirmation of God’s covenant faithfulness and a sign of extraordinary blessings ahead.
Baba Onala recalling the experience for 21 years that Onala Parish has experienced tremendous spiritual growth, numerical increase, and divine interventions. One of the most defining moments in its history was the prolonged eight-year legal battle concerning the annex land of Parish 1 under the late Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s administration in Oyo State. The dispute, though challenging, ended in favour of the church — a victory widely attributed to steadfast faith and God’s divine timing.
“Those who put their trust in the Lord shall never be put to shame,” echoed the congregation, recalling the scriptural promise now fulfilled in their midst.
Despite hurdles, testimonies of breakthroughs at Onala Parish have been countless. Members recount stories of restored families, elevated careers, divine healings, marriage blessings, fruitful wombs, and open doors — signs that adversity only fortified the altar of God.
The name “Onala,” meaning “Breakthrough” in Yoruba, continues to manifest in the life of the church and its members.
In biblical numerology, 21 represents deliverance, maturity, and the completion of a spiritual cycle. For Onala Parish, this year’s harvest marks a turning point — a transition into greater authority, deeper anointing, and a renewed mandate to expand beyond borders.
The church’s ongoing cathedral project at Adegbayi Olode in Ibadan stands as a testament to God’s enduring covenant. The monumental structure, nearing completion, is set to become a beacon of celestial worship and spiritual refuge for generations to come.
Members of the public, believers, and well-wishers are invited to join the parish in this sacred season of thanksgiving, where worship, praise, and prophetic encounters are promised to fill the atmosphere.
As the parish moves into its next chapter, it does so with renewed zeal to plant more churches, win souls, and spread the Celestial light across nations.
With hearts full of gratitude, the parish declares: To God alone be the glory, now and forever. Amen.
