Ecclesia Hills Church has announced the sixth edition of its flagship Ecclesia Word Conference, aimed at addressing the subtle and overt bondages still prevalent among believers.

The conference, themed “Freedom in Christ,” is scheduled to run from Friday, November 6 to Sunday, November 8, 2026, in Victoria Island, Lagos.

The annual gathering, which has steadily evolved into a platform for deep spiritual equipping, follows last year’s exploration of the theme Custodian of Holy Oracles. This year’s edition pivots to a fundamental question at the heart of the Gospel: What is freedom in Christ, and how can the Ecclesia arrive there?

According to the host pastor, Moses Ida-Michaels, the conference is crucial to bring believers to the accuracy of freedom. Many people carry the name of Christ yet remain bound by religion, fear, habits, financial pressure and generational patterns. This gathering is about seeing freedom clearly and walking in it. Together, we will hack the principles that bring true liberty to life.

Spanning three days, the conference schedule features a robust lineup of teaching sessions tackling freedom across various spheres of human existence. El-Shakar Ideh is slated to anchor the session on Free a Generation, while Jabar Mckellar will speak on Freedom from Religion.

Pastor Chris Delvan will minister on Freedom from Mammon, Freedom from Sinful Addictions / Fear of Consequence, and Free to Serve God’s Purpose. Prophet Julius-Cudjoe will take charge of Freed Bloodlines, Cycles, Enchantments and Liberty Ideology.

Further expanding the scope of the theme, Eva Dan Yusuf will present Freedom in Illumination, while host Pastor Moses Ida-Michaels will lead a session on Freedom in Innovation / Innovative Liberty.

Worship experiences throughout the conference will be anchored by Hill Music and Moses Akoh, aimed at fostering an atmosphere for spiritual encounter and transformation.

The event kicks off on Friday at 9:00 a.m., continues Saturday at 8:00 a.m., and concludes with a Sunday midday session at 12:00 p.m.