Kenya, Sept. 5 -- The Uhuru Park latest crusade, Rhema Feast 2025, transformed Nairobi into a spiritual hub from September 1 to 5. Thousands gathered for worship, prayer, and music led by Nigerian star Sinach. The event, themed "I Will Build My Church," sparked a revival, with vibrant energy and powerful sermons captivating attendees daily.
Held at the iconic Uhuru Park, the crusade was a spectacle of faith. Apostle Felix Okoh and other renowned ministers delivered stirring messages, while Sinach's soulful performances drew crowds of 80,000 daily.
The event, organized by RUACH Assemblies, blended heartfelt worship with prophetic teachings, creating an electric atmosphere that resonated deeply with Nairobi's diverse Christian community.
Attendees shared videos of Nathaniel Bassey's trumpet-led worship and Sinach's iconic songs, amplifying the event's reach. Despite Kenya's economic challenges, the free entry ensured accessibility, allowing people from all walks of life to experience the spiritual renewal promised by the organizers.
Nairobi's Uhuru Park, recently reopened for such events, proved the perfect backdrop. Governor Johnson Sakaja's approval for religious gatherings contrasted with bans on political rallies, ensuring a peaceful setting.
The park buzzed with prayer sessions, healing testimonies, and communal joy, as families and youth connected over shared faith, making the crusade a memorable moment for Kenya.
Security measures, including ID checks and CCTV, kept the event safe, though some attendees faced entry delays due to the massive turnout. Organizers managed the crowds well, ensuring the focus remained on worship.
The crusade's theme inspired calls for unity, with ministers urging attendees to strengthen their faith amidst modern challenges like economic hardship.
Local vendors thrived, selling food and merchandise outside the park. The event boosted Nairobi's economy, with hotels and transport services seeing a surge. Sinach's global appeal drew international visitors, adding a cosmopolitan flair.
Testimonies of personal transformation, from healings to renewed hope, underscored the crusade's profound spiritual and social impact.
The Uhuru Park latest crusade cemented its place as one of Africa's largest apostolic gatherings. Its blend of music, preaching, and community spirit left attendees uplifted.
As the final day closed with fireworks and prayers, Rhema Feast 2025 set a high bar for future crusades, proving Uhuru Park remains Nairobi's heartbeat for faith-driven events.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Bana Kenya.