Cleric Begins South Africa Crusade May 16

Pastor Evelyn Joshua, widow of the late renowned Nigerian televangelist Prophet TB Joshua, will begin a national crusade in South Africa on May 16, 2025.

This was disclosed by the organisers yesterday on her behalf in Lagos, who said the programme would herald a new dawn in South Africa.

In a statement issued on the event, the organisers said the dynamic revival would be held at the Expo Centre in Johannesburg on May 16, 2025.

She said the event tagged: “Holy Spirit Visitation with Pastor Evelyn Joshua” and hosted by The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN), would be a “life-changing experience for all in attendance — a blessed opportunity for deliverance, breakthrough, healing, and salvation, in the name of Jesus Christ.”

The cleric, alongside SCOAN evangelists, will minister to a diverse audience made up of South Africans and international visitors, all united by a deep hunger for God’s presence.

She said multitudes are prepared for miraculous encounters and divine transformation. Speaking about the forthcoming revival,

Evelyn Joshua said, “I believe that the Holy Spirit Visitation in South Africa is God’s answer to many people’s prayers. Nothing short of the standard in Christ’s Ministry will transpire.

“The works will speak for themselves, as reflected in John 7:38,” she added.

Since Prophet T.B. Joshua’s passing, Pastor Evelyn has continued his legacy, as exemplified by the ministry’s successful international crusades in Spain, Kenya, Zambia, and, more recently, Argentina. Notably for South Africa, the church’s previous outreach at the Gallagher Centre in Johannesburg in August 2022 drew thousands and resulted in remarkable testimonies.

This year’s revival, which will be broadcast live on Emmanuel TV, is expected to surpass the previous gathering, as faith-filled crowds prepare to witness an extraordinary outpouring of God’s power. The Holy Spirit Visitation is not just an event — it is a divine appointment, a moment where heaven meets earth and lives are forever changed, she said.