(Pastor TB Joshua. Photo Credit: Wikipedia)
On June 5, 2026, the Synagogue Church of All Nations will celebrate the fifth anniversary of the passing of its founder, Prophet T.B. Joshua, with a special presentation titled “Rejoicing with the Saints.”
In a statement released on Monday, the church said that worshippers, gospel preachers, dignitaries, and lovers from all over the world would come together to honor the life and legacy of the late priest, whose ministry had a global following.
The announcement claims that a two-day revival at the church’s Faith Resort Ground in Agodo, Lagos, on June 2 and 3 will take place before the anniversary celebration.
The statement said, “Prophet T.B. Joshua continues to be one of the most influential Christians five years after his transition to glory.”
“He touched millions of lives across continents through his teachings, humanitarian outreach, and global media ministry, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire faith, compassion, and service to humanity.”
The program is anticipated to start with a Walk Way Experience, when guests from other nations will offer their own perspectives on the influence of the late prophet’s life and work.
Worship sessions, documentary presentations, and stories from people impacted by the SCOAN founder’s mission are among the events scheduled.
A documentary detailing the late cleric’s life, ministry, and humanitarian services will be one of the program’s highlights.
“The film is designed to remind attendees not only of who the renowned preacher was but also of why his contributions to Christianity, philanthropy, and global evangelism remain worthy of celebration five years after his passing,” the statement continued.
Additionally, there will be a dedicated conversation nook where visitors and the late prophet’s companions will testify to his impact on their communities and lives.
King Willard Mswati Gomani of Malawi, Pastor Acosta from Argentina, Mama Akinola from Nigeria, Sybrand from South Africa, and Adisley and Enrique from Spain are among those anticipated to take part.
Teniente Coronel Melo of the Dominican Republic, Katerina of the United Kingdom, and Colonel Wilson of Colombia are also anticipated to contribute virtually.
The global reach of T.B. Joshua’s ministry, which drew followers and tourists from more than 100 countries during his lifetime, is reflected in the multinational makeup of the participants, according to the organizers.
“He became one of Africa’s most recognisable religious leaders through Emmanuel TV and his extensive missionary activities, drawing people from diverse backgrounds in search of spiritual guidance and hope,” the statement continued.
American gospel performer Brian Cage and Tanzanian gospel vocalist Christiana Shusho will also perform at the anniversary event.
A speech by Pastor Evelyn Joshua, who took over as SCOAN’s head when her husband passed away in June 2021, is anticipated to be a key feature of the occasion.
Pastor Evelyn has maintained many of the programs started by the late prophet while overseeing the church’s humanitarian and spiritual endeavors since assuming leadership.
According to the church, the anniversary will provide followers a chance to consider the principles that T.B. Joshua upheld, including as faith, love, compassion, and practical Christianity.
The statement stated, “The late prophet’s legacy continues to be evident in numerous humanitarian projects, educational interventions, and charitable programs that have benefited vulnerable communities in Africa and beyond, beyond the church’s spiritual activities.”