Get Guardian on GoogleA major Christian conference led by Nigerian cleric Dr Paul Enenche has drawn thousands of worshippers from Canada, the United States, and beyond, as the Dunamis Canada Revival Fire Conference took place in Toronto over two days.
The event, held at 272 Attwell Drive in Etobicoke, Ontario, was organised by Dr Enenche and his wife, Dr Becky Enenche, founders of Dunamis International Gospel Centre. It featured daily morning and evening sessions that focused on spiritual revival, worship, and teachings centred on holiness and supernatural intervention.
Attendees described the atmosphere as emotionally charged, with sessions marked by prayers, prophetic messages, and testimonies of healing. Worship was led by a line-up of gospel ministers, including Debee, Prospa Ochimana, Jennifer Chambers, Jamie Hutchings, and Tomi Favored.
Dr Enenche, known for his revivalist preaching, delivered a series of sermons aimed at spiritual renewal and personal transformation. Dr Becky Enenche also ministered during the sessions, reportedly offering messages that resonated deeply with participants.
Clips from the conference have since circulated widely on social media, particularly on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, showing scenes of worship and congregants moved to tears. One video, showing a spontaneous moment in which attendees and musicians fell to their knees in worship, quickly went viral.
The conference forms part of a broader international outreach by Dunamis International Gospel Centre. Prior gatherings have been held in the United Kingdom and Nigeria, as part of what Dr Enenche has previously described as a mission to “ignite revival across the nations.”
As the event concluded, many attendees expressed hope that the spiritual momentum would continue beyond Toronto and spread across North America. Recordings of the sessions are now available online, with organisers encouraging those who could not attend to access them via YouTube.
