City Church Calabar

"Children do not spell love as L-O-V-E, but as T-I-M-E."

This past Sunday, took time to teach us what it truly means to be a father, reflecting the very example that God has set for us. It was a beautiful reminder that fatherhood is not merely a title, but a calling marked by presence, sacrifice, guidance, and love.

Our City Queens made the celebration extra special with a colorful medal presentation ceremony, while our children, teenagers, and indeed the entire City Church Calabar family expressed their love and appreciation by spending quality time with our fathers.

From the smiles and laughter to the heartfelt moments shared, it was a celebration filled with honor, gratitude, and joy.

Let these images give you a glimpse of what our Father's Day service looked and felt like. 💙

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"A father is neither an anchor to hold us back, nor a sail to take us there, but a guiding light whose love shows us the way." -Anonymous

Even if your father wasn’t the best at his assignment, if you really paid attention, you would discover the hidden treasures of wisdom that were there to be unlocked even in the disciplines and hard knocks.

So, whether you had a great father or not, here’s is an opportunity to celebrate one of the most gracious gifts of God – Fathers!

Join us this Sunday Church, as we roll out the drums, in gratitude to God, our heavenly Father, for the love, sacrifice and commitment of these men.

Don’t come alone! Come with a friend, family member, and most importantly, come with a father you wish to celebrate!

Come! Celebrate Father’s Day!

See you on Sunday.

Date: 21 June, 2026
Time: 11am
Venue: The Big Tent, 98 Marian Road, Calabar

Jesus didn't just come to save you from something.

He came to send you into something.

Every man is created with divine purpose. Yet many spend their lives chasing achievements, titles, and milestones without ever discovering the assignment God designed them for.

A mission-driven man knows who he is.
He stays connected to God.
He lives intentionally.
He embraces sacrifice.
He refuses to walk alone.

The question is not whether you have a mission.

The question is whether you are living it.

What is one thing currently competing for your attention and distracting you from God's purpose for your life?

👇 Share your thoughts in the comments.

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