There’s something special about nights that carry mercy in their name. You can almost feel heaven leaning closer, listening, ready to move. On Friday, November 14, 2025, all roads will lead to Onikan Stadium, Lagos, for one of Nigeria’s most anticipated annual revival gatherings Night of Mercy 2025, themed “Jesus Glorified.”

Organized by Pastor Amos Fenwa and the Holy Ghost Christian Centre (HCC), this year’s edition promises to be a powerful encounter like no other. Attendance is absolutely free, and in the spirit of inclusion, buses will be available to convey attendees to and from the venue, ensuring that everyone who desires to be part of this divine move can join comfortably.

Back to the Stadium, back to the Overflow

For the past few years, Night of Mercy has been hosted within the church premises, a necessary shift influenced by global disruptions such as COVID-19 and other logistical considerations. Yet, even within those smaller spaces, God’s presence overflowed beyond walls. Thousands experienced healings, breakthroughs, answered prayers, and new beginnings.

Now, in 2025, the event is returning to its grand stage the stadium where it all began. The open-air atmosphere, the sea of worshippers lifting hands in unity, the anointed music, and the heartfelt prayers that rise like incense into the night sky, all combine to create that electric, unforgettable experience Night of Mercy is known for.

A Legacy of Impact    

Over the years, Night of Mercy has grown beyond being just a church program. It has become a spiritual movement a gathering of believers, seekers, and worshippers who come yearning for divine intervention. In past editions, the stadium has echoed with worship from top gospel ministers such as Nathaniel Bassey, Dunsin Oyekan, Bidemi Olaoba, Efe Nathan, Sunmisola Agbebi, Victor Thompson, and many more.

Lives have been transformed. Families restored. Dreams reignited. Many testify that one encounter at Night of Mercy became the turning point in their journey of faith.

The Man Behind the Vision- Pastor Amos Fenwa

At the heart of this divine movement stands Pastor Amos Fenwa, a man known for his deep humility, prophetic insight, and passion for souls. He is the Founder and Senior Pastor of Holy Ghost Christian Centre, a thriving international ministry with its headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria, and branches across America, Canada, and several African nations.

For over three decades, Pastor Fenwa has been a vessel through whom countless lives have found light, direction, and hope. His messages carry a rare blend of simplicity and revelation, reaching both the heart and the intellect. He has raised leaders, mentored pastors, and guided thousands through the Word and power of God.

Night of Mercy stands as one of the ministry’s greatest gifts to the body of Christ a vision born from Pastor Fenwa’s conviction that God’s mercy is the bridge between human weakness and divine strength.

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The Night Awaits- Come Expectant

Night of Mercy 2025 is more than an event; it’s an encounter. A night where burdens are lifted, destinies realigned and lives redefined. The atmosphere will be charged with worship, prophecy, and divine manifestations.

Theme: Jesus Glorified
Date: Friday, November 14, 2025
Venue: Onikan Stadium, Lagos
Time: 9:00 PM till dawn
Admission: FREE
Transportation: Buses available to and from venue

Whether you’ve attended before or this will be your first time, this is one night you shouldn’t miss. Come with your family, your friends, and your expectations. Come ready to encounter the mercy that changes everything.

As Pastor Amos Fenwa often says, “Where mercy speaks, struggles end.”
This November, Lagos will once again echo with the sound of mercy.

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