SCOAN marks five years after TB Joshua’s death

The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) is preparing to commemorate the fifth anniversary of its founder, Prophet T.B. Joshua's, passing on June 5, 2026. The event, themed “Rejoicing with the Saints,” aims to bring together worshippers, ministers, dignitaries, and admirers from across the globe to celebrate the life and legacy of the cleric, who commanded a vast international following.

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Five years after his transition to glory, Prophet T.B. Joshua remains one of the most influential Christian figures to emerge from Africa.

The anniversary program will be preceded by a two-day revival on June 2 and 3 at the church's Faith Resort Ground in Agodo, Lagos. A statement from the church highlighted Joshua's enduring influence, noting that "Five years after his transition to glory, Prophet T.B. Joshua remains one of the most influential Christian figures to emerge from Africa." The church emphasized his impact through "teachings, humanitarian outreach and global media ministry, he touched millions of lives across continents, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire faith, compassion and service to humanity."

Activities planned for the anniversary include a "Walk Way Experience" where international visitors will share reflections on Joshua's ministry. The program will also feature worship sessions, documentary presentations, and testimonies from those impacted by his work. A documentary chronicling his life, ministry, and humanitarian contributions is a key highlight, intended to remind attendees "not only of who the renowned preacher was but also why his contributions to Christianity, philanthropy and global evangelism remain worthy of celebration."

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Through his teachings, humanitarian outreach and global media ministry, he touched millions of lives across continents, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire faith, compassion and service to humanity.

A special conversation corner will allow guests and associates to share personal experiences and testimonies about Joshua's influence. The participation of international figures, including King Willard Mswati Gomani of Malawi and Pastor Acosta of Argentina, underscores the global reach of his ministry, which attracted followers from over 100 countries. The church noted that through Emmanuel TV and his missionary activities, Joshua became one of Africa's most recognizable religious leaders, offering spiritual guidance and hope.

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The film is designed to remind attendees not only of who the renowned preacher was but also why his contributions to Christianity, philanthropy and global evangelism remain worthy of celebration five years after his passing.