KAMPALA, Uganda — Popular Kenyan preacher Dr.Rev. Lucy Natasha will this Sunday headline a special prayer gathering in Kampala, with a major focus on women during the International Women’s Day celebrations.
Widely known among born again believers as the “Oracle of God,” the celebrated woman of God is expected to lead a special prayer and empowerment session for women on Sunday, March 8, 2026, as part of a week-long prophetic conference dubbed “7 Days of Prophetic Invasions.”
The event is being hosted by Kampala Kingdom of Christ International Ministries Located in Ntinda- Magambo Road and is drawing believers from across the city and beyond.
According to the organisers, the Women’s Day session will provide a moment of spiritual reflection and empowerment, with the Host Prof.Elijah Baigana & Her Global Associate Prof.Jean Paul, and Natasha expected to minister directly to women through prayer, prophetic declarations, and guidance on faith and personal restoration.
During the service, the visiting preacher will also pray and see individuals one-on-one, giving worshippers an opportunity to receive personal prayers and prophetic counselling.
Rev.Dr.Lucy Natasha (Oracle of God) is internationally known for her prophetic ministry and revival conferences through her church, Empowerment Christian Church (ECC), which is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya.
Her ministry reaches thousands across Africa and beyond through conferences, digital platforms, and charity outreach programmes run under the Natasha Hands of Compassion foundation. Organisers of the event say her Kampala visit forms part of broader regional ministry outreach aimed at reaching out to the needy , strengthening faith in communities and encouraging believers through prayer and deliverance sessions.
The conference itself has been running for several days, and activities began earlier in the week with prophetic teachings and deliverance sessions held daily at Kampala Kingdom of Christ International Ministries -Ntinda, where worshippers gathered for prayer and spiritual guidance.
The highlight of the programme was the overnight “Night of Wonders” service held on Friday, March 6, beginning at Fidodido Auditorium, Kampala road. The overnight gathering featured intense prayer, worship, healing sessions, and prophetic ministry, with Rev. Natasha ministering alongside Ugandan host Prophet Elijah Baingana and Prophet Jean Paul ( Global Associate), who are both part of the organising ministry.
Today (Saturday)’s programme will feature a Prophetic Business Dinner at Serena Hotel, aimed at praying for entrepreneurs and professionals seeking divine guidance in their work and financial ventures.
The conference will then climax on Sunday with the Women’s Day service, where Rev. Natasha is expected to deliver a special message focusing on the role of women in faith, leadership, and family life.
According to the church leaders, the gathering is intended to offer spiritual renewal, prayer, and encouragement to believers at a time when many people are seeking hope and direction, because women play a vital role in families, churches, and society.
Rev. Natasha has in recent years emerged as one of the most prominent female evangelists in East Africa, known for her energetic preaching style, prophetic declarations, and large revival gatherings.
Her ministry continues to expand across the region, with recent efforts focusing on digital services and outreach in neighbouring countries.
Organisers say the Kampala conference remains open to the public, with believers encouraged to attend the various sessions leading up to the Women’s Day prayers.
