Get Guardian on GoogleThe LOGIC Church Mainland marked four years of what its members described as God’s goodness on Sunday, November 1, 2026, with a praise party at the LOGIC Centre, Maryland. The anniversary celebrated a congregation that has grown from 20 members at inception to over 600 in four years.
Songs in several Nigerian languages filled the 400-capacity hall as members danced and worshipped across both services. The celebration also gave the congregation space to reflect on the church’s journey, remember key moments and look ahead.
Testimonies of answered prayers formed part of the service. A short documentary revisited the church’s four-year story and presented a prophetic outlook for its future under the “New Level” theme.
Resident Pastor Lanre Olubaji delivered a message from 3 John 1:2, explaining that salvation offers believers more than the promise of heaven and reflects God’s broader desire for their lives.
On the church’s growth, Pastor Olubaji said: “I’ve watched this church grow from 20 people to over 600 members, and more. During this time, I’ve seen people come and go, but we continue to grow. As someone who is pastoring a church for the first time, it is a surreal feeling.”
Music producer and church member Efe MacRoc said his membership has shaped his work in the entertainment industry. “Being in the entertainment industry is very distracting, but as a member of The LOGIC Church, I have become very Christ-conscious. Because of this, I am aware that my work has a profound impact on the lives of those I interact with. Essentially, being part of this church has made me a better producer because it has increased my consciousness of who I am in Christ,” he said.
The high point of the celebration was the arrival of Apostle Flourish Peters, The Father of the House and Apostolic Head of all The LOGIC Churches globally. He joined the congregation in prayer and pronounced a blessing over the church from Genesis 26:13: “The man began to prosper, and continued prospering until he became very prosperous.”
The anniversary closed as a look back at four years of ministry and an expression of hope for the years ahead.
