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JCWC celebrates 30yrs of ministry, 2026 Gathering of Nations

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(L-R) Bishop Robert Kasaro, Apostle Isi Igenegba from Nigeria and Princess Lindiwe.
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There is a profound sense of expectancy in the air as Jesus Calls Worship Centre International (JCWCI) popularly known as JC prepares to host its annual Gathering of Nations (GON) Conference.

This year’s conference, running from Tuesday, March 31 to Sunday, April 5, 2026, carries a weight of glory unlike any before.

It marks a historic milestone, the 30th Anniversary of a ministry that has stood as a beacon of hope, spiritual power and transformation since its inception.

What began as a gathering of five people in a classroom on April 18, 1996, and officially opened by His Majesty King Mswati III in 2006, JC has grown from a local vision into a global impact.

At the helm of this journey is Bishop Robert Kasaro, a man whose leadership extends far beyond the pulpit.

As the president of the Conference of Churches and a prolific author, the bishop’s influence has crossed borders, making him a sought-after international speaker.

Alongside his wife, Princess Lindiwe, Bishop Kasaro has led JC with a steadfast commitment to spiritual excellence.

Together, they have seen the ministry expand into numerous branches, each carrying the same fire and dedication to the Gospel that was ignited 30 years ago.

The 2026 Gathering of Nations is set to be a monumental occasion, as every JCWC branch convenes in Matsapha for a week of worship and divine encounter and celebration.

However, this is more than an internal celebration; the church extends a warm and open invitation to the public.

The heart of JC has always been to worship alongside the nation, sharing the goodness of God that has sustained the ministry for three decades.

To mark this double celebration, an extraordinary line-up of speakers has been prepared to pour into the lives of attendees. Leading the charge is Apostle Isi Igenegba from Nigeria.

Apostle Isi is a renowned visionary leader, minister and certified leadership coach.

As the Lead Pastor of the People of Influence Network, she has dedicated her life to raising believers who are both spiritually grounded and socially relevant.

Her ministry, which often explores themes of dominion, spiritual warfare and purposeful leadership, has recently focused on deep-seated teachings and spiritual foundations.

Her presence promises to bring a fresh, transformative perspective to the conference.

As we look back on 30 years of JC, we see a tapestry woven with the faithfulness of God.

From the opening of new branches to the global reach of the bishop’s teachings, the story of Jesus Calls Worship Centre International is a testament to what happens when vision meets divine favour.

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