The Vicar of St. Jude’s Anglican Church, Ven. Onafemi Fasina, has commended members of the Lagos State chapter of the Christ Morning Star Society of Nigeria (CMSN) for being “a shining light” in the propagation of the gospel through their activities in churches in the state.
Fasina said this at the CMSN’s annual general meeting held at St. Jude’s Anglican Church, Odi Olowo, on Sunday, March 8, 2026.
He noted that God appreciates those who serve Him willingly and without grudges.
The cleric urged members to continue serving God sincerely and with love, emphasising that God rewards those who serve Him faithfully.
Fasina also urged them not to relent in showcasing God’s light in all their endeavours.
The Vicar commended the chapter’s president, Ebenezer Sobowale, describing him as a veteran who serves God with all his capacity and leads by example.
Responding, Sobowale expressed appreciation to Fasina for his exemplary leadership in the various parishes he has served, describing him as a true child of God.
At the annual general meeting, members of the chapter — drawn from various parishes across the Dioceses of Lagos West, Lagos, Lagos Mainland, and Badagry — unanimously passed a vote of confidence in the leadership of Sobowale and his executive team for their stewardship of the society.
Over 100 delegates were present to witness the presentation of the society’s annual accounts, which were unanimously adopted.
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