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The Victory Believers Convention is our yearly homecoming: a week of worship, teaching and renewal at Victory Sanctuary, Lekki. Everyone who comes registers, in person or online, so we can plan rooms, meals and care for you.
Your name, phone number and age. Everyone 13 and over registers; under-18s add a parent or guardian.
Which outreach you’re coming with, and the days you’ll arrive and leave, so we plan meals for the right days.
An emergency contact, and anything our welfare team should know to look after you.
Your husband or wife and your children, on one form, so you’re housed together and counted once.
Questions
Everyone coming to VBC, in person or online. If you are 13 or older, register yourself. Children under 13 are added by a parent or guardian on their own form.
No. Registering for VBC is free, whether you come in person or join online.
Yes. Add your husband or wife and your children to your form, so you are housed together and nobody is counted twice. If your spouse would rather fill in their own form, choose “They’re registering themselves” and give their name, and we will pair you.
Yes. You will be asked for a parent or guardian’s name and phone number, and our welfare team will place you safely with your outreach group.
Delegates from our outreaches outside the Lagos area can ask for hostel or family accommodation. Outreaches close to the venue commute from home. Guests and visitors can book a hotel nearby, and the accommodation desk can suggest options.
Yes. Choose “Online” at the start of the form. We will share the live-stream link and the programme before the convention.
Tap “Request a change” on your pass, or contact the planning team with your registration code. Please don’t register again.
Use “Find my registration” on this page, with the code and the phone number you registered with.
Code of Conduct
Everyone who registers agrees to the Code of Conduct, for themselves and for the family they register.
This document constitutes the Code of Conduct for all Participants at the Victory Believers' Convention (‘VBC’). The Convention is an annual retreat of all Outreaches of Victory Sanctuary Seventh-Day Adventist Church Ministry and Missions for spiritual connection and upliftment. The Leadership of Victory Sanctuary SDA Church Ministry and Missions trusts God for the safety of all Participants as well as the orderliness required for a smooth and impactful Convention, hence the need for this Code of Conduct. Participants are advised to read this document for guidance.
1.1All Participants must register for the Convention. This requirement is to enable the Leadership and Organizers of the Convention plan and provide the needs of all Participants to the best of their ability during the period of the Convention. Registration is compulsory.
1.2Only registered persons shall be regarded as Participants and therefore eligible to enjoy benefits and services accorded to Participants at the Convention, e.g. Accommodation, feeding, transportation, medical services etc.
2.1The Leadership and Organizers of the VBC shall provide accommodation in hostels/hotels for Participants on a first come-first served basis following the registration.
2.2Participants who indicate interest in benefiting from the accommodation provided shall abide by all rules and regulations.
2.3Participants shall use the accommodation allotted or formally decline it if not needed.
2.4Participants are advised to bring along their mattress covers/bedsheets, toiletries and other personal hygiene items as the church shall not be responsible for providing those items.
2.5For security reasons, hostel leaders shall carry out headcounts in the hostels daily and report any incompleteness accordingly. Participants are advised to notify hostel or group leaders if there is need to go anywhere alone or stay away from the hostel.
2.6Participants shall not constitute any form of nuisance in the hostels. Unhygienic, noisy, violent or other behaviour and acts that constitute injustice to other Participants shall not be tolerated.
2.7Participants shall use the facilities in the hostel/hotel with utmost care, as failure to comply will make such Participant personally liable for any act of damage.
2.8Participants shall gather on time for bus schedules (follow timelines) and/or pickup and drop off for Pastors in the hotels.
2.9Participants are responsible for their belongings including phones plugged for charging in the hostels or at the Convention venue. The Church shall not be liable for personal items lost or misplaced during the Convention.
3.1Attendance of all Convention programs and activities is compulsory. All Participants are expected to attend all the programs and activities drawn up by the Leadership and Organizers of the Convention.
3.2Only Participants with verifiable medical conditions shall be exempted if the Medical Team so confirms. It is therefore recommended that Participants with medical conditions should visit the Medical Team for assistance and for record purposes.
4.1The Leadership and Organizers of the Convention shall provide buses/vehicles to move Participants from the allocated hotels/hostels to the Convention ground.
4.2Schedules for movement shall be made available and all Participants must be on time as the buses shall not wait for any Participant.
4.3Elderly persons, pregnant women and physically challenged persons shall have priority seating in the buses; seats shall then be taken on a first-to-come basis.
4.4Missing buses shall not be an excuse for missing Convention scheduled programs.
5.1Participants shall always abide by instructions given by the Security Officers/Volunteers. This shall include parking and searches.
5.2Participants are advised to report any perceived injustice, aggression or rudeness of the Security Officers to the Chief Security Officer (CSO) or the Participant's Outreach Leader.
6.1Convention Participants who wish to exhibit and/or sell goods and services at the Convention venue must apply formally and obtain approval from the Leadership of the VBC. Products permitted for sale include food, drinks, Christian books and apparels.
6.2Exhibitors and Vendors must abide by all rules, including using only spaces allocated to them and displaying only the type of products approved.
6.3Exhibitors and Vendors are responsible for the safety of their properties. Security officials employed by the church shall not be liable for lost or misplaced items.
6.4The Church shall provide space for Exhibitions, but Exhibitors shall pay for the tables/chairs required. Church tables and chairs shall not be available for exhibitions.
6.5Exhibitors shall be responsible for cleaning their environments at the end of each business day.
6.6There shall be no exhibitions or trading of any sort on Sabbath day.
6.7Exhibitors and Vendors shall vacate the premises at the end of each business day immediately upon instruction by the Church Officers.
6.8Attendance and participation in all Church programs is compulsory.
7.1Participants are reminded that the Victory Believers Convention is a time for spiritual upliftment and connection. It is therefore expected that Participants be of utmost good and orderly behaviour.
7.2Participants shall handle church properties with utmost care. Desecration of church properties and its environment is prohibited.
7.3Respect for Workers/Volunteers — this shall include Security Officers, Ushers, Children's Teachers and Caregivers, Ministers, and Protocol Officers. Any grievances should be reported to Outreach Leaders. Participants are prohibited from any form of personal vendetta.
7.4Mutual respect among Participants. Physical and verbal abuse/fighting is prohibited.
7.5All Participants must dress decently and appropriately.
7.6Littering is prohibited, both at the Convention venue and hostels. Cleanliness is next to godliness.
7.7Loitering is prohibited. Participants shall remain at designated locations for the church program and activities per time.
7.8Participants shall have an obligation to report any suspicious movement or activities around them.
8.1Participants shall stay with their children under 2 years of age. Children's classes: Tender Heart Class — 2–4 years Kind Class — 5–7 years Salt and Light Class — 8–9 years Preteen Class — 10–12 years
8.2Registered Parents/Caregivers shall drop and pick their children from the children's church on schedule. Tags shall be given for each child and must be presented before pickup is allowed.
8.3Parents are responsible for the Tags given to them; the church shall not replace lost tags.
8.4Use of phones in the Children's Church is prohibited.
8.5Parents/Caregivers are prohibited from any form of abuse of Children's Teachers. Grievances must follow the reporting line to Outreach Leaders for escalation to Church Leadership.
8.6Children must be dressed in comfortable clothes to avoid discomfort in their classes.
9.1The Leadership of the VBC trusts God to provide 2 (two) free meals per day to all registered Participants during the Convention.
9.2Participants must tender their meal tickets at the food stand to collect their meals. NO meal ticket, NO food.
9.3Participants can collect their Meal Tickets from their Outreach Leaders.
9.4Participants must strictly adhere to mealtime schedules as meals will not be served after the program commences.
9.5Participants must dispose of any trash at designated areas. LITTERING IS PROHIBITED. EATING IN THE CHURCH AUDITORIUM IS PROHIBITED.
10.1The Leadership of the VBC trusts God for the safety and divine health of all Participants.
10.2A medical team is set up during the yearly Victory Believers' Convention to ensure all attendees have access to high quality health services.
10.3A Convention Clinic will be set up within the Convention venue. At least two health workers will be available at every point in time and will wear branded jackets for easy recognition.
10.4Services provided by the medical team: Preventive health services — health education, dietary counseling, health promotion First aid for minor ailments and injuries Treatment of acute illnesses Diagnosis and management of chronic pre-existing conditions before referral
10.5Health care guidelines: Clinic opens about 1 hour before daily programs and in-between services Health professionals on duty will be present in the church auditorium during services Participants can approach ushers to request medical attention during services Participants will be referred to hospitals if full treatment is not available in the clinic
11.1There shall be a Complaints Desk where Participants are advised to lodge all complaints.
11.2The Leadership of the VBC shall set up a five-person Team with a mandate to enforce this Code. The following sanctions shall apply for defaulters:
11.3After 1st warning, eject from hostel/hotels.
11.4Abuse/Insult/disrespect of Workers or Volunteers shall result in ejection from the convention venue.
11.5Immoral behaviour or indecent dressing shall result in immediate ejection from the hostel or Convention venue.
11.6Defaulting Exhibitors/Vendors shall be prohibited from further exhibitions with immediate effect.
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Which outreach you’re coming with, and the days you’ll arrive and leave, so we plan meals for the right days.
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Your husband or wife and your children, on one form, so you’re housed together and counted once.
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Code of Conduct
Everyone who registers agrees to the Code of Conduct, for themselves and for the family they register.
