The Covenant Nation Edinburgh – Launch Service Date announced | Nov 8

The Covenant Nation (TCN) has announced the launch of its new branch in Edinburgh, Scotland, marking a significant development for members of the church and the wider Christian community in the Scottish capital.

The launch service is scheduled for Sunday, 8 November 2026, at 10 am at Annan House, 10 Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, EH12 5AA. The opening is expected to provide a new spiritual home for members of The Covenant Nation in Edinburgh and neighbouring communities, offering opportunities for fellowship, worship and spiritual growth.

The announcement carries the theme “One Church, Many Nations,” reflecting the church’s vision of bringing people from different backgrounds together as one spiritual family.

Pastor Poju Oyemade, the founder and senior pastor of The Covenant Nation, highlighted the importance of belonging to a church community and the role of spiritual fellowship in personal transformation.

In a message accompanying the launch announcement, he said: “If you do decide to make The Covenant Nation your spiritual family, there are a few things I would like to share with you based on God’s plan and covenant with us. We are a spiritual family and your integration into us guarantees full restoration and transformation of your life. God sets people into this church simply to be able to access their lives with the fullness of His Spirit.”

The Edinburgh launch extends The Covenant Nation’s presence to Scotland, creating an opportunity for people in the city and surrounding areas to connect with the church’s teachings, worship and community life.

For members of the TCN family already living in Edinburgh, the announcement represents an opportunity to gather locally, strengthen relationships and welcome others into the church community. It also opens the door for those seeking a church in the city to discover The Covenant Nation and become part of its fellowship.

With the launch service set for 8 November, the Edinburgh congregation is preparing to begin this new chapter under the banner of “One Church, Many Nations.” The service will mark the official opening of the branch and the beginning of its ministry in Scotland’s capital.