President Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto at Rhema Feast 2026
President Ruto Attends Rhema Feast 2026 at Uhuru Park, Nairobi
President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto joined thousands of worshippers at Rhema Feast 2026 on September 4, 2026. The gathering marked the grand finale at Uhuru Park, Nairobi. Their presence underscored the growing national significance of the annual event.
Rhema Feast 2026 ran from 31st August to 4th September. Five full days combined prayer, worship, and the Word. Organizers reported sessions starting as early as 7 am and running past 9:30 pm daily. The stamina of the crowds mirrored the depth of their devotion to Jesus Christ.
A Platform Built on Purpose
Established in 2015 under Reverend Julian Kyula’s ministry, Rhema Feast has grown into a leading non-denominational apostolic gathering leading many to Love God more.
It draws believers across professional and denominational lines. This year’s theme, “I Will Build My Church,” anchored every session. The guiding scripture, Nehemiah 2:17, called congregants toward restoration and rebuilding.
Reverend Julian Kyula remains the visionary force behind the movement. His ministry has steadily transformed Rhema Feast into a flagship platform for spiritual nourishment in Kenya. Each year, the event blends worship with practical teaching. This combination keeps attendance climbing.
Apostle Joshua Selman Draws the Crowds
Among the featured ministers, Apostle Joshua Selman stood out as a major highlight. His sessions trended widely across social media throughout the finale.
Apostle Selman is known across Africa for teachings that emphasize spiritual depth and personal transformation leading many to fulfilled lives in Christ. His appearance at Rhema Feast 2026 drew large crowds eager for fresh spiritual nourishment.
Other notable speakers joined the lineup. They included Apostle Felix Okoh, Apostle Grace Lubega, Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna, and Apostle Michael Orokpo. Pastor Poju Oyemade, Pastor T. Mwangi, and Bishop J.B. Masinde also ministered during the week. Their combined presence gave the event a truly continental character.
Spiritual Nourishment Meets National Leadership
President Ruto’s attendance carried symbolic weight. It signaled a public embrace of faith-based community life. Worshippers welcomed his presence warmly, viewing it as an affirmation of shared values. The President was seen in prayer alongside fellow attendees, a moment that resonated widely online.
Spiritual nourishment remained the heartbeat of the entire event. Organizers structured each day around worship, intercession, and teaching. This rhythm gave attendees space to reflect and recharge. Many described the finale as a moment of collective renewal for the nation.
Faith Meets Enterprise
Rhema Feast 2026 also hosted a dedicated Business Forum on September 4. Billed as East Africa’s premier Christian business gathering, it linked faith with enterprise. The forum reflected the event’s broader mission. Rhema Feast positions itself where belief intersects with public impact and economic growth.
This dual focus, spiritual and entrepreneurial, has helped the event expand its reach. It now attracts corporate leaders alongside congregants. That balance sets Rhema Feast apart from typical religious conferences.
Widespread Public Engagement
Social media buzzed throughout the finale. Kenyans shared reflections, prayers, and highlights under the hashtag #RHEMAFEAST2026. Many praised the peaceful atmosphere and the President’s participation. The event trended across platforms as sessions unfolded live.
Video coverage amplified the reach even further. Livestreams from Uhuru Park drew large online audiences. Viewers who could not attend in person still felt part of the experience. This digital extension has become a defining feature of modern Rhema Feast gatherings.
Rhema Feast 2026 closed with a strong sense of accomplishment. Organizers, ministers, and attendees alike described the finale as a milestone. Thousands left Uhuru Park carrying renewed spiritual conviction.
Community Impact Beyond the Stage
Rhema Feast’s influence stretched beyond worship sessions. Local vendors, transport operators, and hospitality businesses around Uhuru Park benefited from the daily crowds. The five-day gathering brought visible economic activity to the surrounding CBD area.
Volunteers played a quiet but vital role throughout the week. Ushers, medical teams, and security personnel worked long hours to keep proceedings smooth. Their commitment reflected the broader spirit of service that defines the event.
Looking Ahead
Rhema Feast has cemented its place as one of Kenya’s most anticipated annual gatherings. With leadership from Reverend Julian Kyula and powerful ministry from voices like Apostle Joshua Selman, the event continues to grow in scale and influence, and love for God. President Ruto’s attendance this year further elevated its national profile.
As Kenya looks toward next year’s gathering, expectations remain high. Rhema Feast has shown it can unite faith, community, and enterprise under one roof. Its message of rebuilding resonates well beyond Uhuru Park.
For many, Rhema Feast 2026 will be remembered as a season of spiritual nourishment and national unity. The finale offered a powerful reminder: faith and leadership can walk hand in hand toward a shared future.
