• Conference sessions will run daily from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., offering extended opportunities for worship, teaching, and fellowship. Organizers say the program is designed to challenge believers to expect “greater things” in their walk with God, while also equipping them to live out their faith in practical ways.

Egerton will be the spiritual heartbeat of Nakuru County this February as Gospel Outreach Church, in partnership with Impact Missions, hosts the Deeper Life International Conference 2026.

Running from Tuesday, February 24 to Sunday, March 1, the conference will gather believers under the theme “Greater Things” drawn from John 1:50, promising a week of renewal, inspiration, and empowerment.

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Apostle T. Mwangi and Distinguished Ministers

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The event’s prominence is underscored by the participation of Apostle T. Mwangi, one of Kenya’s most recognizable voices in contemporary ministry.

Apostle T. Mwangi. (Photo credit: Facebook)

He will be joined by a distinguished lineup of ministers including Apostle David Juma, Bishop Jim Mwando, Evangelist Dr. J. M. Kithumbu, and Pastor Jeff G., with Rev. Charles Mutua and Pastor Naomi Ndolo serving as hosts.

Worship, Fellowship, and Community Connection

Conference sessions will run daily from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., offering extended opportunities for worship, teaching, and fellowship. Organizers say the program is designed to challenge believers to expect “greater things” in their walk with God, while also equipping them to live out their faith in practical ways.

Beyond the pulpit, the conference is expected to serve as a hub for community connection, drawing participants from across the region and beyond. With its blend of seasoned voices and youthful energy, the gathering reflects a growing movement of digital-age discipleship and mission-minded ministry.

Nakuru: A Spiritual Epicenter

Nakuru County’s reputation as a spiritual epicenter gives the upcoming Deeper Life International Conference 2026 a unique resonance. Nestled in the heart of the Rift Valley, Nakuru has long been a gathering place for believers, with its strategic location making it accessible to worshippers from across Kenya.

The county’s vibrant Christian presence—anchored by influential churches, youth ministries, and institutions like Egerton University—has nurtured a culture where faith and community transformation go hand in hand.

Adding to this influence is Mission to the Body of Christ Ministry (MBCM), led by Apostle John Kimani William, whose dynamic vision and nationwide impact have positioned Nakuru as a spiritual hub for Kenya. Complementing this is MBCI—the Nakuru-based media ministry with radio and television platforms that broadcast gospel content across the nation—amplifying worship, teaching, and Christian programming far beyond county borders.

Nakuru Prayer centres

Nakuru is also home to two popular prayer centres, Heavens Gate and Mispah, which have become sanctuaries of intercession and revival for believers from all walks of life. With its strong Christian history, Nakuru is often called the “springboard of Kenya’s revival,” a place where faith movements converge and spread to the rest of the country.

Together, these ministries, prayer centres, and fellowships affirm Nakuru’s enduring role as a spiritual epicenter, shaping the national gospel landscape with both depth and transformative impact. Against this backdrop, the Deeper Life International Conference is more than an event—it is a continuation of Nakuru’s legacy as a hub of revival, discipleship, and mission. As believers converge under the theme “Greater Things,” Egerton will once again affirm Nakuru’s place at the forefront of Kenya’s gospel movement.

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