Christ Embassy holds Healing Streams finale, with prayers for families and nations

Christ Embassy is holding the grand finale of the 18th edition of its Healing Streams Live Healing Services on Sunday, October 25, 2026, after two days of teachings, prayer and testimonies from participants in several countries.

The final session is scheduled to start at 2pm West African Time. It will be streamed on the Healing Streams website and the Healing to the Nations App, so members can join from anywhere in the world. The event is led by Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder of LoveWorld Incorporated.

Organisers say the finale will include prayers for families and nations, more teachings and healing ministrations. For many Nigerian members, the online broadcast means they can take part from home without travelling to a physical venue.

What Oyakhilome taught

In the sessions before the finale, Oyakhilome spoke about the Christian life, personal faith and renewing the mind through the Word of God.

Referring to John 3:16, he said everlasting life is a present reality for believers, not something to wait for. “It's not a promise; it's a statement of fact," he said.

He urged participants to build their own faith rather than depend only on instructions or experiences given to others. “Build your own faith and become unshakeable," he said.

He also drew on Proverbs 4:18, describing the path of the righteous as one that shines brighter and brighter, and on Romans 8:28, on all things working together for good. He encouraged participants to overcome fear through faith and to keep feeding their minds with scripture.

Testimonies from participants

The second day featured testimonies from participants in Seychelles, Finland, Poland, the Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka and Madagascar.

Florence from Seychelles said nerve pain that had made walking difficult for two years disappeared during a prayer session, and she could walk without pain. Evelina from Finland, who said she had atopic dermatitis for 28 years, reported her first night in a long time without scratching, and said her skin was improving.

In Poland, Nissi said pain in her lower back and abdomen stopped during a prayer session led by Reverend Ray Okocha. Rajakaruna from Sri Lanka said he could walk up and down stairs again without the pain and heaviness in his legs that had troubled him for about a year.

The family of Zinadine Tu'upou from the Solomon Islands reported that he became calmer and spoke more clearly after prayers. He had reportedly faced mental health challenges for five years.

Malala from Madagascar, who said she had breast cancer, reported that the lump in her breast had reduced in size, that she could move her arms more freely and that the discomfort had eased.

The testimonies were shared as part of the programme. The reported medical improvements have not been independently verified.

Organisers urged members of the public to join the final session online through the Healing Streams website and the app.