April Conference 2026: A Season of Renewal and Overflow
There are seasons when everything feels dry—spiritually, mentally, even emotionally. And then there are moments that break that dryness. The April Conference 2026 is positioned as one of those moments.
With the powerful theme “There Shall Be Showers of Blessings,” this gathering is more than just a conference—it’s a call to step into a season of divine refreshment.
Event Details
- Dates: March 30th – April 3rd, 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily (Monday to Friday)
- Venue: Jamii Business Centre / Town Church, Nairobi CBD
(Junction of Sheikh Karume Road & Mfangano Street)
What Sets This Apart
Let’s be honest—there are many conferences out there. But not all are intentional.
This one is built around a clear focus: spiritual renewal and tangible transformation.
The imagery says it all—rain falling on fresh green leaves. That’s not random. It points to growth, restoration, and life returning where things may have felt stagnant.
Expect:
- Teaching that challenges and stretches you
- Prayer sessions that go beyond routine
- A focused environment for real spiritual alignment
- A gathering of believers hungry for more—not just attendance
Hosted by a Proven Voice
The conference will be led by Archbishop Dr. Harrison K. Ng’ang’a, whose ministry continues to impact many through bold teaching and consistent leadership.
His approach is straightforward—no fluff, no performance. Just a strong emphasis on truth, faith, and practical application.
Why You Should Pay Attention
If you’re serious about growth—spiritually or personally—then sitting this one out doesn’t make much sense.
Five days. Full immersion. No distractions.
That’s rare.
And in a city like Nairobi, where everything moves fast, carving out that kind of time could be exactly what resets your direction.
Attend or Tune In
The event will also be streamed live, making it accessible wherever you are. But if you can be there physically, that’s where the full experience usually hits differently.
Some seasons pass quietly. Others mark a turning point.
