BY GCWALISILE MHLABANE
MATSAPHA – Jesus Calls Worship Centre International (JCWCI) Matsapha has extended an open invitation to the nation, calling on believers to gather in unity, worship together and embrace an opportunity to grow in faith at the upcoming Women at the Well (WAW) Conference 2026.
Anticipation is building ahead of the five-day Christian gathering, which will take place from Wednesday, July 29 to Sunday, August 2, under the theme “Triumphant Living.”
Hosted by Her Royal Highness Pastor Princess Lindiwe, the conference is expected to bring together believers for a powerful time of worship, prayer, fellowship and the ministry of God’s Word.
Speaking ahead of the conference, Bishop Robert Kasaro expressed his expectation that WAW 2026 will be another defining moment in the life of the Church and for everyone who attends.
The gathering seeks to create an atmosphere where believers can encounter God’s presence, strengthen their faith and be equipped to live triumphantly through Jesus Christ.
Since its inception, Women at the Well has grown into a significant gathering for believers, with the conference providing a platform where lives have been transformed, hearts restored and destinies awakened.
The 2026 edition is expected to build on this legacy by bringing believers together to seek spiritual renewal, deepen their relationship with God and find encouragement to overcome life’s challenges through faith.
The conference will feature ministry from renowned speakers, including Apostle Isi Igenegba of Nigeria, Pastor Chichi Bismark of Zimbabwe and renowned Kenyan minister Lady Bishop Kathy Kiuna.
The ministers are expected to share powerful messages centred on the Gospel while equipping believers to discover and confidently walk in their God-given purpose.
According to the organisers, the programme has been prayerfully prepared to provide multiple opportunities for worship, prayer, sound biblical teaching and personal transformation throughout the five-day gathering.
Services will be held every evening from Wednesday to Friday at 6pm.
On Saturday, two special services will be held at 1pm and 6pm, while the conference will conclude with a final service on Sunday at 8:30am.
Adding to the excitement, Saturday’s 1pm service will feature a special ladies-only celebration under the theme “Makoti 101.”
The session will focus on different aspects of preparing for and navigating marriage and will be open to all women, whether married or unmarried.
Women of all ages are encouraged to attend the special session, which is expected to provide an opportunity for learning, fellowship and meaningful engagement.
Ladies attending the Saturday midday session are encouraged to wear shades of blue, complemented by elegant fascinators or headscarves as a joyful expression of unity.
However, organisers have emphasised that women without the themed attire should not feel excluded, stressing that the invitation remains open to everyone.
The conference will continue at 6pm on Saturday with a service open to all saints, including both men and women.
While Women at the Well intentionally ministers to women, men and young people are also warmly invited to attend and be part of the gathering.
Believers seeking a breakthrough, spiritual renewal or a deeper encounter with God are encouraged to attend with open hearts and an expectation of transformation.
With admission free, everyone is welcome to attend and experience the five-day gathering.
As the countdown to WAW 2026 continues, the conference is expected to be a time of encouragement, fellowship and spiritual empowerment, bringing believers together to strengthen their faith and discover the hope, purpose and victory found in living triumphantly through Christ.
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