Rhema Feast 2026: Apostle Joshua Selman and other preachers set to grace Kenya’s biggest Christian gathering

Tens of thousands of Christian faithful from across Africa are expected to converge on Nairobi’s iconic Uhuru Park later this month as the capital prepares to host Rhema Feast 2026, widely regarded as Kenya’s largest annual apostolic gathering.

The five-day convocation, scheduled to run from August 31 to September 4, 2026, brings together a high-profile lineup of international evangelists, gospel artistes, and regional church leaders under the central banner theme, “Come, Let Us Rebuild,” inspired by the biblical book of Nehemiah.

Convened by Rev. Julian Kyula, the gathering has evolved into a prominent cross-denominational forum across East Africa, blending intensive spiritual revival sessions with broad discussions on civic renewal and continental leadership.

Headlining this year’s roster of word ministers is Apostle Joshua Selman, founder of Nigeria-based Koinonia Global, whose teaching ministry has drawn vast followings across the continent.

He will be joined by fellow Nigerian preacher Apostle Michael Orokpo of Encounter Jesus Ministries International, who is making his debut appearance at the Nairobi conference.

Featured preachers and word ministers

1. Rev. Julian Kyula (Host & Convener, Kenya)

2. Apostle Joshua Selman (Koinonia Global, Nigeria)

3. Apostle Michael Orokpo (Encounter Jesus Ministries International, Nigeria – first-time attendee)

4. Apostle Grace Lubega (Phaneroo Ministries International, Uganda)

5. Pastor Poju Oyemade (The Covenant Nation, Nigeria)

6. Dr. David Ogbueli (Dominion City, Nigeria)

7. Bishop J.B. Masinde (Deliverance Church – Umoja, Kenya)

8. Lady Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo (FFA Foundation, Nigeria)

9. Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna (Jubilee Christian Church, Kenya)

10. Apostle Mignonne Kabera (Rwanda)

11. Apostle Felix Okoh (South Africa)

12. Pastor T. Mwangi (Life Church International, Kenya)

13. Pastor George Macharia (Kenya)

In addition to daily sermon sessions, the convocation will host several of the continent’s most prominent gospel recording artistes.

Celebrated Nigerian worship leaders Sinach and Dunsin Oyekan are slating performances alongside South African gospel icons Dr. Tumi and Ntokozo Mbambo, highlighting the event’s multi-national appeal.

Guest music and worship ministers

1. Sinach (Nigeria)

2. Dunsin Oyekan (Nigeria)

3. Dr. Tumi (South Africa)

4. Ntokozo Mbambo (South Africa)

Organizers anticipate heavy turnout at the open-air venue throughout the five-day summit, pointing to growing attendance figures in recent years as regional interest in large-scale apostolic gatherings continues to expand across East Africa.

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