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‘Church Culture’ launches on ChannelsTV with Kris Okotie, Sam Adeyemi, others as guests on Season 1
‘Church Culture’ a new television show focused on the mission of the Christian faith and the people, places and priorities that drive Christians in Nigeria and across Africa, will launch its first season on Saturday 8 July, 2017 at 2:30pm on ChannelsTV.
The show is hosted by Funmbi Ogunbanwo and produced by Generation Y!, producers of Rubbin’ Minds, also on ChannelsTV and eXploring on ONTV. It is produced in conjunction with the church media company also called Church Culture.
“As one of our cofounders has said, the church is the biggest, most well-resourced institution in Nigeria, outside of (or perhaps equal to, since it won’t be transparent about its numbers) business,” said ‘Seun Oluyemi who is Senior Producer.
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“With that much power, must come much responsibility. What this means is that the church can and must pray for Nigeria, but the church must also work for Nigeria. Its revival of words must be matched with a revival of action.
“If faith is a key driver for our actions as a nation, then we must face that truth for what is and ask ourselves – now that we have this, what can we do with it? This show helps with that imperative, and our mission.”
Guests on the first season of the show include Sam Adeyemi, Kris Okotie, Ituah Ighodalo, Jumoke Adenowo, Tosin Martins, Obiwon Obiora, Toni Kan, Akah Nnani, amongst others.
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