Fan the Flame Prayer Ministry has announced the 2026 edition of the International Word Conference, a major Christian gathering set to bring believers, ministers, church leaders, youths, and families together for a fresh encounter with God.
The conference is themed “Revive Us O Lord”, taken from Psalm 85:6, and will be held on Saturday, 27 June 2026, at Swan Hall, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos. The event is scheduled to begin by 10:00 a.m. WAT.
This year’s International Word Conference will feature powerful ministrations from anointed ministers of God, including Pastor Taiwo Balogun, Pastor Femi Bejide, Pst. Damilola Karounwi, and Pastor Ayo Fadugba. The conference will be hosted by Pastor Femi Abolaji.
According to the organisers, the event is designed to stir a deep hunger for God, renew spiritual strength, and call believers back to the place of prayer, the Word, worship, and consecration.
The theme, “Revive Us O Lord,” reflects a sincere cry for divine restoration in individual lives, families, churches, communities, and nations.
Attendees can expect sound biblical teaching, intense prayer, prophetic declarations, worship, and life-transforming encounters. The gathering will also create an atmosphere for believers to reconnect with God’s purpose and receive fresh fire for the journey ahead.
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Fan the Flame Prayer Ministry invites everyone seeking spiritual renewal to attend this year’s conference. Churches, ministries, youth groups, families, and individuals are encouraged to come prepared and expectant.
Event Details
Event: International Word Conference 2026
Theme: Revive Us O Lord
Scripture: Psalm 85:6
Date: Saturday,27 June 2026
Time: 10:00 AM WAT
Venue: Swan Hall, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos
Host: Pastor Femi Abolaji
Guest Ministers
Pst. Taiwo Balogun
Pastor Femi Bejide
Pst. Damilola Karounwi
Pastor Ayo Fadugba
This is more than a conference. It is a call to revival.
Come ready. Come prayerful. Come expectant.
Revive us, O Lord.
