IGOC 2026: Pastor Dipo Oluyomi on what it means for the Church to 'accelerate' today

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Pastor Dipo Oluyomi is a man with a lot of responsibility!
He is Resident Pastor of KICC: The Open Door, the CEO of Kingsway International Christian Centre UK, and was recently appointed Global Superintendent of KICC.
He joined Lydia LIVE at International Gathering of Champions 2026 to share his thoughts on this year's theme, 'Accelerate'.

Released on 2 Sep 2026

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