Pastor Ezekiel Odero explains approach he uses when handling people at healing meetings
By Steve Ireri, May 14, 2026New Life Prayer Centre and Church founder Pastor Ezekiel Odero has explained the procedure he follows when ministering to people who attend his revival meetings, offering insight into how he organises his crusades and engages with congregants.
Speaking in a TikTok video on Wednesday, May 14, 2026, ahead of his upcoming Meru revival scheduled for May 16–17, Pastor Ezekiel said the meetings are structured in a way that allows him to begin ministering immediately with those who arrive early at the venue.
He noted that in many of his revival gatherings, attendees often begin arriving days before the official start date, and he usually prioritises engaging with those already present rather than waiting for everyone to assemble.
“My Meru revivals will be from May 16th to 17th. Don’t miss it because your life will never be the same again. And when you hear someone saying that their meetings start from the 15th up to the 17th, that means there is something they want from God,” he shared.
According to him, this approach ensures that no time is wasted once the revival begins, as ministry and prayer sessions start immediately with the available congregants.
“On that Friday when I arrive in Meru, whoever I find has already arrived at the venue, whether they are sick or have whatever needs, I will start with them immediately because there is no time,” the preacher said.
Pastor Ezekiel emphasised that there is no waiting period once he arrives at the venue, explaining that those already present are the first to receive ministry and spiritual attention.
He added that this system has been part of his previous revival meetings, including those held in different regions such as Uganda and Kitengela, where early attendees were also ministered to first.
The preacher further stressed that his revival meetings are designed to accommodate all kinds of needs, saying that healing and spiritual restoration are central to the gatherings.
Pastor Ezekiel maintained that the focus of the meetings is to serve those who are present at the time, ensuring that everyone who attends receives ministry regardless of when they arrive.
“There is no way someone will go to the venue even two days before, and then I tell them to wait until I arrive there. That is slavery, and I cannot do that. So I usually begin with those I find have already arrived, just like I did in Uganda and Kitengeela. And God heals all,” Pastor Ezekiel Odero said.