Thousands Attend Phaneroo’s 9th Men Gather Conference in Kampala
Thousands of men from across Uganda, East African amd the world at large, converged at the Phaneroo grounds in Naguru, Kampala, for the 9th edition of the annual Men Gather Conference, organized by Phaneroo Ministries International.
The highly anticipated conference, held on Saturday 7th, brought together men seeking spiritual renewal, mentorship, and practical guidance on leadership, family responsibility, and personal development. The gathering was convened by the ministry’s vision bearer and lead pastor, Apostle Grace Lubega.
This year’s edition featured a lineup of renowned ministers who delivered messages focused on faith, transformation, and the role of men in shaping families and nations. Among the key preachers of the day were Nigerian pastor Poju Oyemade and international guest preacher John Edwards.
During his message, Pastor Oyemade encouraged men to remain steadfast in prayer and to intercede for their families, churches, and nations, emphasizing that consistent faithfulness eventually attracts God’s reward.
Pastor Edwards shared a powerful personal testimony about his transformation from a troubled past to becoming a preacher of the Gospel, urging men to put their trust in God as the source of lasting change.
Speaking at the conference, Apostle Lubega thanked the thousands of men who turned up for the gathering and emphasized the importance of men discovering their purpose and responsibility in society.
Organizers say the Men Gather conference was created to address the silent pressures many men face, including financial stress, family responsibilities, and mental health challenges.
Through preaching, fellowship, and mentorship, the conference aims to equip men with spiritual, emotional, and practical tools to lead impactful lives.
Over the years, Men Gather has grown into one of the largest faith based conferences for men in Uganda, attracting participants from different regions and backgrounds. Organizers say the initiative continues to raise a generation of men committed to faith, leadership, and nation building.
The conference ended with prayers, testimonies, and declarations of faith as attendees left with renewed commitment to influence their families, communities, and workplaces positively.
