Bishop David Abioye has started Sunday morning worship at his church, Conquerors Global Assembly.
He established the church after retiring from Living Faith Church (Winners Chapel).
Abioye announced on his official X handle that he would start Sunday morning services on May 4.
“Exciting news! By the grace of God, starting next Sunday, our service is moving to the morning, 8:00am. It’s a new day for you — come ready to be blessed mightily in Jesus’ name,” he wrote on X.
“Mark your calendars, set your alarms — we can’t wait to see you there! Tag someone you’re inviting!” he added.
Before Abioye and Thomas Aremu were retired in October 2024, Abioye served as Winners Chapel’s vice president.
After the church’s leadership policy was reviewed and the official retirement age was raised to 55, they decided to retire.
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Bishop David Abioye was 63, and Aremu was 67 at the time.
After retiring, Abioye established a non-denominational ministry, and services were conducted every Sunday night.
However, on April 27, he said that services would henceforth take place in the morning, beginning at 8:00 a.m.
“Very important information. From next Sunday, by the grace of God, our service is migrating to morning. Hallelujah. And the time is 8am. God bless you mightily in Jesus’ name,” he said.
Last year, upon retiring, Bishop Abioye unveiled plans for a new spiritual platform called the Hour of Revival.
The maiden edition of the Hour of Revival took place at the Velodrome of the National Stadium in Abuja, drawing a large crowd of participants from diverse backgrounds.
Addressing the attendees, Bishop Abioye emphasised that the initiative was a divine directive.
Bishop Abioye further clarified that the revival platform is not his project but an ordained mission by God.
He called on participants to embrace personal revival as a pathway to corporate revival, expressing his hope that everyone in attendance would be transformed into fire-catchers and fire-spreaders.
The Hour of Revival was open to both saved and unsaved individuals, serving as an interdenominational prayer platform to rekindle spiritual fire and inspire personal and collective renewal.
