The Christ for All Nations, CfAN, has announced plans to hold a four-day gospel crusade in Calabar, Cross River State, from November 12 to 15, 2026.
The organisers made the announcement during a press briefing in Calabar, urging residents of the state to prepare for the event, which they described as a major Christian outreach.
Chairman of the Central Planning Committee of the CFAN Gospel Crusade, Calabar 2026, Apostle Amb. Trinity Ogar, said Cross River was among the 36 states selected to host the organisation’s gospel crusade this year.
Ogar said the event was expected to bring together church leaders, ministers, Christian faithful and residents for a period of evangelism and spiritual engagement.
He said, “This press briefing is also a clarion call to the good people of Cross River to prepare and block their dates from November 12th through November 15th 2026 for this epoch-making occasion.”
According to him, heads of churches and senior ministers of the Gospel were already represented in the planning process for the crusade.
Ogar said the organisers expected the event to produce significant spiritual impact in the state, including the conversion of people, healing of the sick, deliverance of the oppressed and revival of churches.
The CFAN, a crusade and outreach ministry founded by the late German-American evangelist, Reinhard Bonnke, is currently led by Evangelist Daniel Kolenda.
Ogar noted that both Bonnke and Kolenda had previously visited Calabar for gospel crusades, adding that the return of the organisation to the city was an opportunity for residents to participate in another major Christian outreach.
He called on Cross Riverians to make themselves available for the four-day programme and support the preparations for the crusade.
The planning committee chairman said the organisers were ready for what he described as a major move of God in Calabar and Cross River State.
He said, “Our expectation is that souls will be harvested massively for God, the sick will be healed, the oppressed will be set free, and churches will be revived to the glory of God.”
The announcement comes as Christian leaders in the state begin preparations for the November event, with the organisers expected to release further details on the programme as activities progress.
