Gospel singer, Dunsin Oyekan, has marked the first anniversary of his miraculous escape from a life-threatening car accident.
Oyekan marked the anniversary of the incident, which served as a profound turning point in his life and ministry, on Sunday in a truly exceptional way – by hosting a nationwide Outpouring crusade in Canada.
Live from the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, the ice hockey stadium was transformed into a sacred space for divine worship and prayer.
Thousands of attendees from various denominations were enveloped in a powerful spiritual atmosphere as they surrendered their lives to God and basked in the miraculous wonders of the Almighty.
Thousands of individuals joined the experience from the comfort of their homes, as the live stream broadcast carried the event worldwide. The sounds of worship and the heartfelt prayers resonated far beyond the stadium’s walls, bridging the gap between heaven and earth.
Oyekan’s decision to mark this anniversary in Canada was symbolic, signifying not only his personal journey but also the broader impact of The Outpouring.
It brings to mind the prophecy of PA S.G Elton, who declared that “Nigeria and Nigerians will be known all over the world for corruption. Your name Nigeria will stink of corruption but after a while, a new phase will come – a phase of righteousness. People from the nations of the earth will hold a Nigerian and say “ We want to follow you to your nation to go and learn righteousness.”
Echoing similar sentiments, Oyekan prophesied that “Sports and entertainment will no longer sell out stadiums and large field areas – We are bringing God back to it!”
For the attendees, the crusade in Canada was not just a celebration of survival but a testament to the transformative power of faith and the incredible journey of The Outpouring. It exemplified the idea that Christian gatherings are no longer confined to church walls; they now grace auditoriums, stadiums, and concert halls, attracting diverse audiences seeking joy and inspiration but ultimately leaving with the radiant glory of God.
