By Dare Adejumo/
As the highly anticipated Evelyn Joshua Crusade, organized by the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), draws near, the atmosphere in Latin America is charged with excitement, hope, and expectations of spiritual revival.
Set for October 11th and 12th in Resistencia, Chaco Province, Argentina, the crusade promises to be a transformative event for the continent, with people traveling from far and wide to witness the power of God through Pastor Evelyn Joshua.
In Argentina, anticipation is palpable. Local communities, as well as attendees from neighboring nations like Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and beyond, are flocking to the registration center at Centro Cristiano De Avivamiento.
Alejandro Paz, a local teacher and environmentalist, said, “Many now understand the spiritual roots of life’s problems, and the ministry of TB Joshua has always held deep respect here. Pastor Evelyn Joshua is continuing that legacy with grace.”
The excitement is not limited to individuals. Argentina’s hospitality industry is booming, with hotels in the region experiencing unprecedented bookings. Establishments such as Howard Johnson, Amerian Casino Gala, and Hotel Atrium are fully booked in anticipation of the influx of international visitors.
Dr. Cesar Joepuin Prieto, a gynecologist, commented on the significance of the crusade, saying, “Our nation is undergoing a spiritual restoration. The timing of this event aligns perfectly with Argentina’s efforts to embrace godliness for a better future.”
Attendees from other Latin American countries, like Mexico and Brazil, are also buzzing with expectations.
Raul Marquez from Mexico said, “We are hungry for the anointing of Pastor Evelyn Joshua. TB Joshua’s ministry remains a testament to God’s glory, and we expect miracles.”
Pastor Robert Acosta, a prominent Christian leader in Argentina, shared his excitement, saying, “Before his passing, TB Joshua spoke of a crusade in Argentina. Now, we see the Holy Spirit moving even before the event has begun. Pastor Evelyn Joshua is carrying the torch forward, and we are ready to experience God’s power in a way we’ve never seen before.”
The event, hosted at Portal Del Cielo (Door of Heaven), Latin America’s largest gathering space, is expected to draw thousands. Despite the scale, SCOAN maintains its foundational principle of refusing to collect offerings or accept material support for crusades, focusing solely on spiritual impact and charity.
Pastor Evelyn Joshua, describing the event as a “journey of love,” emphasized that this crusade is God’s project for Argentina, and its purpose is to bless the nation.
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