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The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Living Seed Church (LSC) Omole, popularly known as “Home Indeed,” has reaffirmed its commitment to community support through its ongoing monthly food bank programme.

The initiative, which takes place every first Sunday of the month, continues to provide essential food items to hundreds of individuals, both church members and non-members, offering much-needed relief amid challenging economic conditions.

On May 4, 2025, over 300 beneficiaries received staple food items such as bread, rice, spaghetti, and garri, as part of the church’s efforts to embody the teachings of Christ through practical acts of love and compassion.

The project is spearheaded by the church’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Inreach Department, under the leadership of Oluwafemi Oyesile.

His team’s consistent efforts have made the food bank a trusted source of support for many in the Omole community and beyond.

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Lead Pastor Adeola Abolaji expressed gratitude to God for sustaining the initiative and emphasised that the church remains committed to serving not only the spiritual needs but also the physical well-being of its members and the wider society.

Quoting Matthew 25:40, the church reiterated its belief in reaching the “least of these,” stressing that true faith is demonstrated through acts of kindness and generosity.

RCCG LSC Omole’s food bank initiative is one of several outreach programmes aimed at complementing government efforts and bringing hope to people in practical ways.

The church encourages others to support and participate in such efforts that reflect the love of Christ in action.

RCCG LSC Omole has awarded ₦1 million in funding to four small businesses through its Landmark Grant 2025 initiative, aimed at empowering entrepreneurs within and beyond the church community.

Tifehh Designs emerged as the top recipient, receiving ₦500,000, followed by Tolushotit with ₦300,000, Artinuke Nails with ₦200,000, and Juice Haven Express with ₦100,000.

The grant programme, organised by the church’s Inreach Department under the leadership of Pastor Adeola Abolaji, aims to promote business growth and economic resilience among members. The 2025 edition saw 22 businesses registered and 10 shortlisted for a live pitch session on June 1, 2025, after Sunday service.

A panel of expert judges, including professionals from FCMB, Airtel West Africa, and the tech and business sectors, assessed the finalists on innovation, sustainability, and impact.

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The Landmark Grant was inspired by RCCG General Overseer Pastor E.A. Adeboye’s declaration of 2025 as a “Landmark Year,” with the church urging members to act boldly in faith and service.

Grant committee lead Oluwafemi Oyesile thanked the church for its continued support and reaffirmed its mission to uplift lives, quoting Matthew 25:40: “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”

The church also acknowledged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for his poverty alleviation efforts in Lagos State and encouraged entrepreneurs to participate in next year’s edition for a chance to scale their ventures.

The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Living Seed Church, Omole, has rolled out a series of impactful initiatives aimed at supporting its members and the wider community.

Led by Pastor Adeola Abolaji, the church has strengthened its outreach programmes, beginning with a monthly Food Bank distribution held every first Sunday.

The initiative provides essential food items to both church members and local residents, demonstrating a continued commitment to addressing food insecurity.

In a bold response to rising food costs, the church also introduced the ‘Jesus Market’, where food items are sold at a significant 60% discount. 

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Items such as yams, spaghetti, rice, and beans are offered at drastically reduced prices for example, yams worth ₦4,000 are sold for just ₦1,000. 

According to the church, food items worth ₦1.5 million have been sold through this initiative.

RCCG Living Seed Church is also expanding its support for small businesses through its SME grant program, which was launched in 2024.

Last year, three business owners received grants of ₦150,000 each, totaling ₦450,000 in financial support. This year, in line with the church’s 2025 theme of ‘Audacity and Landmark Achievements’, the program will be scaled to reach even more entrepreneurs.

Pastor Adeola Abolaji credited the success of these programs to the grace of God and the tireless efforts of church members, especially Oluwafemi Oyesile, Head of the CSR Inreach department.

The church also called on eligible small and medium-sized enterprises to apply for the upcoming grant opportunity as it continues to drive community empowerment and economic relief.