On Monday December 18 South Africa is eagerly looking forward to the Kingdom Recalibration meeting that will be taking place at Acts Church in Midrand at 6pm.
A great way to close out the 2023 year, is with this apostolic and prophetic conference that will give the Church and Body of Christ some direction and encouragement for 2024.
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The conference is being hosted by Pearl Kupe and the guest Speaker is Apostle Arome Osayi, who is well known for his fearless Apostolic stance and uncompromising message of the Gospel. Arome is a leader to leaders and the founding vessel of Remnant Christian Network in Nigeria. He also leads an interdenominational and non-denominational international ministry which serves the Body of Christ and carries a mandate to restore apostolic order.
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In addition to carrying an extraordinary apostolic and prophetic grace, he is a phenomenal teacher, revivalist and discipler who has taught, trained and equipped many in the Body of Yeshua. Apostle Pearl Kupe also hosted him on September 14 in Pretoria. The meeting was held at short notice but attracted close to 2 000 people.
The theme of Monday’s conference is Kingdom Recalibration. We look forward to hearing about the adjustments, amendments, changes and developments that need to be made for proper Kingdom alignment to take place. Minister Shammah Chenhaka and other vessels will also be leading in Spirit-filled worship.
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All are invited to join us family for an apostolic and prophetic download from Apostle Arome Osayi.
The meeting is free but registration is required for logistics purposes. You can register at the following link: https://forms.gle/QJ16UGUVfTVm4LoD9
Venue: Acts Church Auditorium, (North Campus) 187 Allan Rd, Glen Austin AH, Midrand, 1685, South Africa
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