The Ownership Conference 2025, hosted by Apostle Felix and Pastor Bulelwa Okoh of House of Treasures Ministries, concluded on a powerful note, leaving attendees inspired and spiritually revived under the theme “As Soon as Zion Travelled.”
The six-day gathering in Johannesburg from September 23 to 28 marked the ministry’s 14th anniversary and drew thousands of believers from across South Africa and beyond. Unlike typical business or leadership conventions, the Ownership Conference stands apart as a spiritual convocation focused on the destiny of South Africa — a movement aimed at birthing a new nation through prayer and faith.
Apostles Joshua Selman, Michael Orokpo, Femi Lazarus, and Collins Dhlomo led powerful sessions alongside celebrated Gospel ministers including Dunsin Oyekan, Ntokozo Mbambo, Bongiwe Madela, and Collen Maluleke. Each session combined intense worship, teaching, and prophetic declarations, igniting a renewed sense of national hope.
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“We believe in the rebirth of South Africa — a nation emerging from its challenges into a new season of ownership, moral restoration, and divine purpose,” said Apostle Felix Okoh.
He emphasised that the heart of the conference is to raise a generation rooted in godly values such as honesty, hard work, and love for others — values that can reshape communities, reduce crime, and inspire a culture of innovation.
Through messages on inheritance, dominion, and spiritual ownership, the conference encouraged believers to transition “from delay to delivery and from expectation to manifestation.” It also reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to empowering people to “take over their world” — spiritually, socially, and economically — as reflected in their outreach and Kingdom Builders Business Forum.
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Congrats to my church and the leadership of HOT for a big milestone and creating such an event for the army of believers