Adefarasin to hold annual conference

Lagos-based church, House On The Rock, is set to hold another edition of Spirit Life Conference with gospel ministers invited from the United States and Ghana.

According to a statement, the event which is hosted by the Senior Pastor of the church, Paul Adefarasin, will run through Thursday, September 28 through to Sunday, October 1.

The conference, according to the statement by the leadership of the church on Wednesday,  is themed: ‘Unshaken’, and has been organised as a platform for empowering and equipping attendees while bolstering their faith for a life of purpose and impact.

It further said this year’s edition is distinctive because of the dynamic father, daughter duo of Bishop TD Jakes and Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts, particularly being the latter’s first time on the Continent of Africa and especially Nigeria. TD James is a United States-based pastor.

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It added that the Vice Chancellor of the Central University College, Ghana and a renowned and internationally acclaimed speaker, Dr. Mensa Otabil, would also be speaking at the conference.

The statement read in part, “Participants are assured of four days of dynamic teachings, uplifting worship with sounds from Nathaniel Bassey, Dunsin Oyekan, Onos Ariyo and Moses Bliss.

“The conference will feature a variety of sessions, providing attendees with a comprehensive and enriching experience that spans various aspects of life and spirituality. This year’s edition will be held from Thursday September 28th through to Sunday October 1, 2023. It will hold 5pm on weekdays, 10am on Saturday and 9am on Sunday in the auditorium of the Rock Cathedral. Free transportation has been provided by the organisers of the conference for participants at strategic locations within the Lagos metropolis.

“The House on the Rock is a vibrant, multi-ethnic church with over 7,000 worshippers and several other branches spread across Africa and Europe. With a vision to be the voice of excellence, the hand of power and the bridge of hope within their immediate community and the Nation at large.”