Thousands of worshippers from Kenya and around the world are expected to converge at Uhuru Park in Nairobi from August 31 to September 4 for Rhema Feast 2026, a five-day Christian gathering focused on worship, prayer, biblical teaching and leadership.
Convened by Rev. Julian Kyula, this year’s event will be held under the theme “Come, Let Us Rebuild,” drawn from Nehemiah 2:18, with organizers saying the gathering aims to inspire spiritual renewal, strengthen families and encourage national transformation through faith.
The conference is expected to feature a lineup of local and international Christian ministers, including Bishop J.B. Masinde, Apostle Joshua Selman, Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo and Rev. Kathy Kiuna.
Worship sessions will be led by acclaimed gospel ministers, among them Sinach, Dr. Tumi, Dunsin Oyekan and Ntokozo Mbambo, alongside other worship leaders from Kenya and abroad.
According to the organizers, participants will take part in daily worship services, prayer gatherings and biblical teaching sessions, as well as discussions on leadership, entrepreneurship and the role of faith in shaping society.
A key feature of the event will be the Rhema Feast Business Forum, a ticketed marketplace and leadership conference bringing together business executives, entrepreneurs, professionals, policymakers and innovators.
The forum is expected to explore topics including ethical leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation and purpose-driven business, while examining how biblical values can inform leadership and decision-making in the marketplace.
Organizers say the forum is intended to create a platform for networking, knowledge sharing and collaboration among leaders from different sectors.
Beyond the physical gathering, Rhema Feast 2026 will also be broadcast through digital platforms, enabling audiences across Kenya and internationally to participate virtually.
Since its inception, Rhema Feast has evolved into an annual gathering that brings together Christians from diverse denominations and backgrounds, with a focus on spiritual growth, leadership development and community transformation.
The organizers have also invited corporate organizations, churches and development partners to support the event through strategic partnerships, citing opportunities for brand engagement and participation in community-focused initiatives throughout the conference.
Rhema Feast 2026 will take place at Uhuru Park in Nairobi from August 31 to September 4.
