Ministers from 71 nations attend Dunamis church conference in Abuja
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- Christian ministers and delegates from Nigeria and 70 other countries attended Dunamis International Gospel Church’s five-day conference in Abuja.
- Organizers said delegates came from 71 countries, while thousands more followed sessions online, particularly during a Friday and Saturday vigil.
- The conference, held at the church’s 100,000-seat Glory Dome, included sermons, healing and deliverance services, and morning and evening sessions.
Ministers from 71 countries gathered at Dunamis International Gospel Church’s headquarters in Abuja for the church’s annual International Ministers’ Flaming Fire Conference.
Becky Enenche, the wife of Senior Pastor Paul Enenche, said delegates came from Nigeria and 70 other countries. She also said visitors from 78 countries had visited the church’s headquarters on Airport Road in the Federal Capital Territory in August. The church has organized 43 local and international crusades this year, she said.
The 2026 conference, themed “Occupy till I Come,” ran from Aug. 25 to 30 at the church’s 100,000-seat auditorium, known as the Glory Dome. Thousands of other participants joined online from several countries, especially during the Friday and Saturday vigil.
Enenche said the number of countries represented grew from 43 on the conference’s first day to 63 the next day, eventually reaching 71. She thanked God for the delegates’ safety and noted that some had left their own churches to attend.
The program included morning and evening sessions and began with a pre-conference service on Aug. 24. Paul Enenche preached on “God works and God’s work.” The conference then opened with a healing and deliverance service focused on “Occupy through Health and Strength.” Paul Enenche and other ministers delivered sermons based on the conference theme, including Ntia Ntia, Godwin Abba, Solomon Ipila and David Majiyebo.
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