Largest Fire Conference in CfaN History | Ibadan, Nigeria
December 19, 2021
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as posted by the channelOver 150,000 delegates (primarily pastors, bishops, and church leadership) attended our Fire Conference in Ibadan, making it the largest Fire Conference in CfaN history! The ministry team consisted of more than 100 CfaN Bootcamp students graduates and coaches. In the final session, they all went through the massive crowd, each one laying hands on hundreds or even thousands of delegates. It was epic and life-changing!
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