12–15 November 2026
Christ for all Nations is returning to Calabar, Nigeria, for four days of Gospel proclamation.
Together with local churches, pastors, evangelists and believers, we are preparing to proclaim Jesus, pray for the sick, mobilise the Church and see new believers connected to local churches.
A new generation is waiting to hear the Gospel.
Calabar is not new territory for us.
We have ministered in the city before, including Gospel Campaigns in 2004 and 2018. When we returned in February 2018, hundreds of thousands gathered over four days to hear the Gospel.
And now, in November 2026, we're going back.
On the final night of our 2018 Calabar Gospel Campaign, we heard the testimony of a 12-year-old boy who had been mute from birth.
Following prayer, he came onto the platform and spoke publicly for the first time, repeating:
“Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.”
That evening, we also heard many other testimonies of healing and transformation.
Eight years later, we are returning to Calabar believing once again for people to encounter Jesus and for lives to be transformed through the Gospel.
Calabar is the capital of Cross River State in southern Nigeria — a city with a rich history and a significant place in the region.
But for us, this campaign is not simply about a location on a map.
It is about people.
People who need to hear the Good News of Jesus.
Families who need hope.
Communities that can be impacted by the Gospel.
Believers who can be equipped to share their faith.
Churches that can stand together to reach their city.
From 12–15 November 2026, we will once again proclaim the Gospel publicly in Calabar.
We are believing for thousands to hear the message of Jesus, respond to Him, encounter His power and be connected into local churches.
This is why we are going back.
The Gospel Campaign is far more than the meetings that take place on the field.
Long before the first night begins, months of preparation are already taking place.
We work alongside local pastors, churches, evangelists and leaders to prepare the ground, mobilise believers, reach communities, equip evangelists and make sure that those who respond to the Gospel can be followed up and connected into local churches.
By the time the campaign begins, an entire city has already been touched by prayer, preparation and evangelism.
During the four days in Calabar, the focus will be clear:
Jesus proclaimed.
People reached.
The sick prayed for.
Believers equipped.
Churches united.
New believers followed up.
And as we move closer to November, this page will begin to carry live updates, stories, preparation reports and testimonies from the ground.
A Gospel Campaign of this scale takes far more than a stage and a sound system.
It takes months of preparation, local mobilisation, technical infrastructure, transport, Gospel materials, follow-up resources, trained teams and thousands of people working together with one purpose: to give as many people as possible the opportunity to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
When you give, you are helping us:
You can stand with us.
Every gift helps create another opportunity for someone in Calabar to hear about Jesus.
Will you help us take the Gospel to Calabar?
In 2018, hundreds of thousands gathered in Calabar. In November 2026, we return.
Our relationship with Nigeria stretches back decades.
Since returning to Nigeria in 1999, we have held more than 100 Gospel Campaigns in towns and cities across the nation.
One of the landmark moments came in Lagos in 2000, when around six million people attended over six days, with approximately 1.6 million people gathering for the final meeting.
Nigeria has played an extraordinary part in our history — and we believe there is still much more to come.
Stand with us in prayer
Long before the first meeting begins, we want prayer surrounding this campaign.
Please pray for:
Calabar, Nigeria | 12–15 November 2026
In 2018, hundreds of thousands gathered in Calabar to hear the Gospel.
In November, we return.
Will you stand with us as we proclaim Jesus to another generation?