The Day of Glory
The Day of Glory – 22nd July The Lord has ordained the 22nd of July each year as a sacred and prophetic day known as The Day of Glory, with Gold as its divine theme color—symbolizing His splendor, kingship and beginning of new things. On this appointed day, we gather in reverence and expectation to celebrate the Glory of God in its fullness. It is a day set apart for deep, intense worship, where hearts are fully surrendered and heaven touches earth. As we lift up pure praise and adoration, the atmosphere becomes charged with the manifest presence of God. The Day of Glory is not an ordinary gathering—it is a divine encounter. It is a moment where the tangible Glory of God descends, bringing transformation, restoration, and supernatural visitation. In this sacred assembly, we expect: 1. Miracles, signs, and wonders to break forth 2. Healing and deliverance to take place 3. Lives to be changed and destinies realigned 4. A fresh outpouring of God’s power and glory
22nd July, 2026
Everyone is invited to be part of this memorable event
Other Special Events
Day of Daniel
21st January every year
The Daniel Fast begins on the 1st of January and concludes on the 21st of January every year. The Lord has revealed that Kingdom Come Ministries is the Ministry of Daniel. The Lord further revealed that Daniel signifies a lion, which is why the lion’s image is reflected in our logo, symbolizing strength, authority, and divine dominion.
Day of Grace
5th May every year
The Lord revealed that the number five represents Grace. He further declared that the 5th day of the 5th month is set apart as the Day of Grace. This is a divinely appointed time to encounter God’s unmerited favor, experience supernatural provision, and walk in the fullness of His mercy. On this day, believers are called to seek Him earnestly, celebrate His goodness, and receive fresh dimensions of His grace upon their lives.
Day of Double Grace
25th May, every year
He further spoke that 5 × 5 = 25, and said it stands for double grace, and the 25th day of the 5th month is declared as the Day of Double Grace. This day signifies a multiplied outpouring of God’s favor—grace upon grace. It is not just a measure of grace, but an overflow; not just help, but divine acceleration and supernatural advantage.
Birth of Jesus
25th December every year
The birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem marked the coming of God’s Son into the world through the Virgin Mary, fulfilling prophecy and bringing salvation to humanity. Celebrating His birth is important because it reminds us of God’s love, the gift of grace, and the hope of redemption given to all people.
Passover Conference
April, every year
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are central to the Christian faith. He was crucified and died for the sins of humanity, but on the third day He rose again, conquering death and the grave. This is important to remember because it represents victory over sin, the promise of eternal life, and the power of God to bring new life and redemption to all who believe.
Ascension Day
Every after 39 days of Easter
The Ascension of Jesus Christ marks the moment He was taken up into heaven after His resurrection, witnessed by His disciples. This is important to celebrate because it signifies His exaltation and reign at the right hand of God, and the assurance that He intercedes for believers. It also reminds us of His promise to send the Holy Spirit and the hope of His return.