Fertitta Center, University of Houston 3422 Cullen Blvd Houston, TX 77204, Houston, Texas
23–26
Jul 2026
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✓ Nsọ anọ nke ọrụ ike ✓ Ahụmịhe nsọpụrụ nke ụwa ✓ Ekpere na ọrụ altar ✓ Ọrụ ụmụaka (DC Kidz)
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Rev. David Ogbueli is the Founder and Senior Pastor of Dominion City International, a global church family with congregations across Africa, Europe, and North America. He also serves as President of the Dominion Leadership Institute, where pastors and emerging ministers are trained for the work of the Gospel.
Evangelist
Daniel Kolenda is a missionary evangelist whose ministry has carried the Gospel to some of the most remote and difficult places on earth. A fifth-generation preacher, he serves as President and CEO of Christ for all Nations (CfaN), the global evangelistic ministry founded by Reinhard Bonnke in 1974.
Minister
Dr. Randy Mitchell has spent more than three decades building and equipping the church across the nations. He serves as the International Director of One World Missions and as an adjunct professor of postgraduate studies at Bethany University, where his teaching draws from a working knowledge of more than sixty countries.
Minister
Dr. Charles Ndifon is an internationally recognized healing evangelist whose ministry has spanned more than four decades and reached over ninety-three nations. He serves as the Founder of Christ Love Ministries International and the Presiding Apostle of the Kingdom Embassy, a spiritual family with congregations and outreaches across continents.
Minister
Apostle Arome Osayi is a Nigerian revivalist, author, and preacher whose ministry has become a defining voice in the contemporary apostolic and prayer movement. He is the founder of the Remnant Christian Network (RCN), a fellowship of churches and prayer altars that has spread across Nigeria, the broader African continent, and into Europe and North America.
Worship Minister
Anthony Kani is a Nigerian gospel minister and worship leader known for a soul-awakening sound and a dynamic, prophetic posture in ministry. His worship leans into the older tradition of priestly praise: less performance, more ministering to God in song until something shifts in the atmosphere of the room.
Worship Minister
Oncemore Six is a South African gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader from the Mpumalanga province. His name carries its own testimony: his parents named him "Oncemore" after praying for another child — a declaration that the Lord had blessed them once more. He grew up in the church and became a worship leader at his father's congregation while still a teenager.
Worship Minister
Grace Idowu — born Grace Idowu Ibukunoluwa — is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader. Born in Lagos in 2000 and hailing from Ondo State, she began singing as a child and went on to study music at Babcock University, sharpening both her artistry and her production skills.
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