Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, Convener of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK) and General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, today concludes a 13-day marathon Crusade that took him from Abuja to Gboko and Otukpo, drawing thousands to the events marked by salvation, healing, deliverance and renewed commitment to Christ.
The Crusade opened in Abuja on June 24 with the six-day Global Crusade themed "Christ's Wonder-Working Power," which ran until June 29.
Throughout the meetings, Pastor Kumuyi preached Christ's saving power, urging sinners to repent and challenging believers to place absolute confidence in God's unchanging ability to heal, restore and transform lives.
Declaring that "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever," he reminded worshippers that "His wonder-working power has not diminished," urging them to trust Him for salvation, healing, deliverance and complete restoration.
Beyond the evening crusades, each morning featured Believers' conference devoted to Bible teaching, discipleship and Christian living.
The Saturdays of the GCK were reserved for the Youth Impact Academy, where young people received biblical leadership training and practical guidance for purposeful living.
From Abuja, Pastor Kumuyi travelled directly to Gboko, where the crusade continued from June 30 to July 2 under the theme "Breaking the Yoke Through Christ."
Preaching on Christ's power over every form of bondage, he assured worshippers that no situation was beyond God's intervention.
"Every yoke shall be broken through Christ. There is no chain He cannot break and no life He cannot transform," he told the congregation as many responded to the call for salvation and prayers for deliverance.
The final leg of the outreach began in Otukpo on July 3 with the theme "Glorious Freedom Through Christ," culminating Monday 6th of July after four days of preaching, Bible teaching, counselling, prayer and ministration to the sick.
There, Pastor Kumuyi emphasized that lasting freedom cannot be found in human effort but only through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
"There is freedom that no human effort can give, the glorious freedom found only in Jesus Christ," he said, explaining that Christ's freedom delivers people not only from sickness and suffering but also from sin, fear, condemnation and spiritual bondage.
Across the three cities, thousands responded to altar calls while worshippers testified to healing, restored families, freedom from addictions, answered prayers and renewed faith.
The events combined evangelistic crusades with discipleship programmes, ensuring that both new converts and long-time believers received Biblical instructions throughout the 13-day outreach.
From Abuja (June 24–29) to Gboko (June 30–July 2) and Otukpo (July 3–6), Pastor Kumuyi maintained an uninterrupted preaching schedule, underscoring the evangelistic mission that has defined his ministry for decades.
As the final service closes in Otukpo Monday, participants would be leaving with what many describe as unprecedented showers of blessings.
While testimonies of healing and deliverance have featured prominently throughout the campaign, the central message has remained unchanged: Jesus Christ still saves, still heals, still breaks every yoke and still offers glorious freedom to all who come to Him in faith.
