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Liberia Gets Ready for Global Crusade With Dr. Kumuyi

Pastor Kumuyi, often referred to as the “Prince of all Preachers,” is an 83-year-old preacher renowned for his anointed ministry and the global reach of his crusades.

Monrovia – Liberia is preparing for a significant spiritual event with the upcoming visit of Pastor Dr. W.F. Kumuyi, the founder and general overseer of Deeper Life Bible Church. This marks the fourth major apostolic visit to Liberia in 2024, seen by many church leaders as a prophetic movement set to bring a spiritual awakening to the nation.

Pastor Kumuyi, often referred to as the “Prince of all Preachers,” is an 83-year-old preacher renowned for his anointed ministry and the global reach of his crusades. His visit to Liberia will be under the banner of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), themed “The Great Escape in the Name of Jesus.” The event promises to bring visible and tangible manifestations of God’s power, with a focus on deliverance, miracles, and spiritual transformation for the people of Liberia.

Bishop Sam B. Oroge, media consultant for the GCK Liberia 2024, emphasized that Monrovia, the capital city, is set to experience God’s power. The National Overseer of Deeper Life in Liberia, Pastor Saoji Ajayi-Albert, alongside Archbishop Isaac S. Winker, are overseeing the preparation efforts. Churches across Montserrado County are rallying support, with several districts already launching the crusade. In addition to preaching, Pastor Kumuyi will engage with Liberia’s youth through the IMPACT program and hold a special ministers’ conference for church leaders. His ministry’s unique approach includes offering free medical services during the crusade, demonstrating a commitment to both the spiritual and physical well-being of Liberians

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