South Africa Braces for Divine Move as SCOAN Hosts Holy Spirit Visitation in Johannesburg

South Africa Braces for Divine Move as SCOAN Hosts Holy Spirit Visitation in Johannesburg

Johannesburg, South Africa — The city of Johannesburg is set to witness a powerful wave of spiritual renewal as The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN) brings the much-anticipated Holy Spirit Visitation revival to the iconic Expo Centre on May 16, 2025.

Organized under the leadership of Pastor Evelyn Joshua, widow of the late Prophet T.B. Joshua, the revival is expected to draw thousands of worshippers from across South Africa and beyond. Attendees are gathering in hopes of experiencing divine healing, deliverance, and spiritual transformation.

Described by many as a life-altering encounter, the event has ignited widespread excitement among Christians and spiritual seekers alike. It marks another chapter in SCOAN’s global mission of evangelism and spiritual impact, as Pastor Evelyn Joshua continues to carry forward the legacy of her late husband.

“We expect spiritual revival in the body of Christ,” said Jan Matli, a local resident. “This event will expose deception and unleash God’s power for deliverance and transformation.”

Others, like Thato Mathibela, expressed deep personal expectations. “I want an unforgettable encounter with God, to receive impartation and the baptism of the Holy Spirit,” he shared.

For Norah Dlomo, the revival is both a personal and family-focused journey. “I want God to deliver and heal my family. I also want to grow spiritually under the guidance of Pastor Evelyn Joshua,” she said.

The event is attracting not only South Africans but also international participants, many of whom have experienced miracles through SCOAN’s ministry. Abigail Fourie, who was delivered from a family curse during a 2006 visit to SCOAN in Lagos, Nigeria, said she is returning to experience a deeper dimension of God’s presence. “Now, I’m expecting the baptism of the Holy Spirit to fulfill my divine purpose,” she said.

Anthony Victor, a Malawian living in Johannesburg, shared a testimony of fruitfulness after using SCOAN’s Morning Water. “My wife was barren. After using the Morning Water, she conceived and bore children. I’m here to experience more of God’s blessings,” he said.

From the Democratic Republic of Congo, Patrick Isaka expressed gratitude for breakthroughs he attributes to SCOAN’s ministry. “I’ve witnessed positive changes in my career as an infrastructure consultant. I want to maintain and deepen those blessings,” he stated.

Amidst the testimonies, heartfelt prayers like that of Albert Ndhlovu echo the hope of many. “My life is in disarray. I believe God will restore, renew, and redeem me and my family during this revival,” he said.

Currently, the Gallagher Convention Centre, where participants are registering, is witnessing an overwhelming turnout. Thousands are arriving in waves, driven by joy, expectation, and spiritual hunger.

With the Holy Spirit Visitation just days away, anticipation continues to build. Many believe this gathering will spark a divine outpouring in Johannesburg, with spiritual ripples reaching far beyond South Africa’s borders.

For more updates on the SCOAN South Africa Revival, visit: SCOAN Official Website