Apostle Selman’s “Sound of Revival” attracts thousands in UK, online

Televangelist and founder of Eternity Network International (KOINONIA), Apostle Joshua Selman, has attracted thousands of worshippers to a religious gathering at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool, United Kingdom.

This is contained in a statement by Selman’s Media Consultant, Mr David Abakpa, on Wednesday in Abuja.

According to Abakpa, the two-day apostolic gathering, themed “Sound of Revival”, recorded an overwhelming turnout.

“Worshippers from different parts of the world filled the arena beyond its seating capacity in an atmosphere marked by intense worship, prayers and teachings.

“The conference, organised by Eternity Network International, attracted several prominent Nigerians and Christian leaders.

“They include Super Eagles striker, Taiwo Awoniyi; cleric, Sam Oye; and renowned gospel ministers Nathaniel Bassey and Chee, among others from different nations.

“Widely known for his revival meetings and deep biblical teachings, Selman delivered messages centred on spiritual awakening, personal transformation and the need for believers to return to a life of intimacy with God.

“The atmosphere inside the arena was electrifying as worship songs, prayers and prophetic declarations echoed across the venue,” he said.

Abakpa further said that the programme featured worship sessions led by Nathaniel Bassey, whose ministrations drew emotional reactions from attendees.

According to him, many participants testified to experiencing healing, restoration and renewed spiritual encounters during the conference.

“The ‘Sound of Revival’ conference has further strengthened Apostle Selman’s growing international influence, especially in the United Kingdom, where his meetings have continued to attract massive crowds over the years.

“The cleric previously held a similar gathering at the AO Arena in Manchester in May 2023, drawing thousands of believers from across Europe and beyond.

“Beyond the physical attendance, the revival meeting also reached a global audience through live streaming platforms, allowing viewers across continents to participate virtually in the sessions.

“As the conference ended, many attendees took to social media to share videos and testimonies from the event.

“They described it as a major spiritual awakening and another landmark moment for Nigerian gospel ministers taking the message of Christianity to the global stage,” Abakpa said.