The Eternal Sacred Order of the Cherubim and Seraphim ESOCs has concluded its advisory board retreat with a renewed call for discipline, unity, and strict adherence to church values. The retreat, which brought together senior leaders and advisory members from across the country, focused on strengthening governance structures within the church and addressing contemporary challenges facing faith based institutions.
During the closing session, church leaders emphasized the importance of spiritual integrity and administrative accountability. They noted that religious institutions must balance doctrinal commitments with transparent management practices to maintain credibility among members and the wider public.
Speakers at the retreat highlighted the need for leaders to serve as moral examples, particularly in a society grappling with ethical and social pressures. They stressed that the advisory board plays a critical role in guiding policy decisions, resolving internal disputes, and ensuring that church programs align with foundational principles.
Participants reportedly engaged in discussions on youth engagement, financial stewardship, and community outreach initiatives. According to organizers, the retreat provided an opportunity to reflect on progress made in recent years while identifying areas that require renewed focus.
Church officials encouraged members to uphold unity and avoid actions that could create divisions within congregations. They reaffirmed commitment to peaceful coexistence and collaborative leadership as key pillars of the ESOCs mission.
Observers note that faith based organizations across Nigeria are increasingly strengthening internal governance mechanisms in response to growing public scrutiny. The emphasis on accountability and ethical conduct reflects broader expectations that religious institutions contribute positively to national development.
As the retreat concluded, participants pledged to implement resolutions reached during deliberations and to maintain regular communication channels to monitor progress. Leaders expressed confidence that the renewed commitment to core values would strengthen the church mission and reinforce trust among members nationwide.
