1,600 World Leaders Participate In Exponential Conference

About 1,600 leaders drawn from Africa and other parts of the world participated in the Exponential Conference 2024, themed “Unprecedented Glory: Catalysing the Next Wave.”

The event was carefully tailored to address the church’s role in shaping a better society in spiritual, economic, and socio-cultural aspects held in Lagos equipped pastors, church leaders, ministers, and thought leaders with practical tools and insights for ministry.

The conference showcased an impressive lineup of prominent clergymen and speakers, including hosts Pastors Godman and Bolarinwa Akinlabi, Rev. Sam Adeyemi, Bishop David Abioye, Pastor Jerry Eze, Dr. Conway Edwards (USA), Pastor Yemi Davids, Leke Alder, Pastor Moses Mukisa, Pastor Segun Aiyegbusi, Pastor Sarah Omakwu, and many more.

Godman Akinlabi, the Convener of The Exponential Conference, stated, “As the church enters its finest years, the glory upon it is indeed unprecedented. In these end times, the church’s glory must transcend worldly standards. The right mix of wisdom, power, and character is essential for the church of Jesus to thrive.”

The three-day conference comprised both plenary and breakout sessions, covering contemporary ministry growth topics such as “Church Leadership and Socio-economic Transformation”, “Exploring the Intersection of Faith and Societal Impact”, “Finance Management and the Church”, “Practical Insights for Financial Stewardship within Congregations”, among others.

Theconference also featured powerful ministrations by the Elevation Priest of Praise which uplifted attendees, creating an atmosphere of worship and inspiration. Additionally, exciting fun activities fostered fellowship and camaraderie among participants.

“The Exponential Conference is a movement that is attracting not just ministry leaders and stakeholders but also business and corporate leaders as the principles taught in the conference are universal and life-changing, regardless of who you are,” stated Pastor Godman Akinlabi.