WHAT IS THE GATHERING ABOUT?
On October 12th, 2024, the Day of Atonement, as A Million Women assemble at the National Mall in Washington DC, all across Africa we will be joining hands to stand in unity with this global movement of prayer, fasting, and intercession.
A Million Women Africa is not just another gathering. It is a divine call for the Esthers and Deborahs of our continent, supported by their Mordecais, to arise and take their place in this critical moment of history.
The Lord is summoning A Million Women, Esthers, young and old with their husbands and children to descend upon their nations on October 12.
There Esther will PRAY, FAST, and Cry out for her children, for death has climbed through our windows. There she will find healing and deliverance in the presence of worship.
There she will apply the blood of Jesus to the doorpost of our personal, national and continental guilt and declare the victory of the cross over witchcraft and the powers of darkness.
There she will take her STAND and inject herself into the public battle for the revival and reformation of Africa.
THE VISION BEHIND THE MOVEMENT
America
Lou Engle is an intercessor for revival, and the visionary co-founder of THE CALL, a prayer and fasting movement responsible for gathering hundreds of thousands around the globe. Lou Engle is prophetically declaring that we are on the verge of the 3rd great awakening. Therefore all nations must arise: A million women to intercede on the day of atonement 12th October 2024.
Africa
Apostle Isi Igenegba is a distinguished spiritual leader, visionary, author and transformational coach whose apostolic ministry spans continents and sectors. Based in Nigeria, she serves as the Founder and Lead Pastor of People of Influence Revival Network (POI), spearheading a global movement dedicated to nurturing spiritual growth and developing impactful leaders. She is also the driving force behind The Mantle of Deborah, a global movement that has empowered over 5,000 women since 2022 through conferences and trainings sessions.
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WHY A MILLION WOMEN?
When there is no hope for a nation, where there is no remedy, God still has a holy prescription;
"Blow the trumpet in Zion, consecrate a solemn assembly, call a fast, gather the peoples." Joel 1 vs 14
Let the Esthers, the children, and the Mordecais gather and call on The LORD on the day of atonement, a Day that must not be missed!
"Who knows if you have come into the kingdom for such a time as this? " Esther 4 vs 14
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
What is A Million Women Africa?
A Million Women Africa is a prayer and fasting movement calling for Esthers and their Mordecais across all African countries to gather on October 12, 2024 (the Day of Atonement) to pray for their nations. The vision is to mobilize a million women, along with their families, to pray for revival and reformation across the entire African continent.
Who is behind A Million Women Africa?
The movement was initiated by Lou Engle, the visionary founder of THE CALL. Lou Engle appointed Apostle Isi to mobilize all African nations for A Million Women. This is an extension of Lou Engle's vision for revival and awakening.
Is this event only happening in the USA?
No, while the original vision may have started in the USA, A Million Women Africa is specifically focused on mobilizing women across all African nations. The goal is for women to gather in every African country on October 12, 2024.
How can African women and churches participate?
African women, churches, and families can participate by:
1. Registering for the event
2. Forming prayer hubs with family, friends, and church members
3. Participating in a 21-day Esther Fast leading up to October 12
4. Gathering on October 12 to pray, fast, and stand for their nations
What is the significance of October 12, 2024?
October 12, 2024, coincides with the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), which is considered the holiest day in Judaism. It's a day dedicated to seeking forgiveness, prayer, and repentance.
What are the main goals of A Million Women Africa?
The main goals are to:
1. Pray for revival and reformation across all African nations
2. Seek healing and deliverance through worship
3. Stand against negative spiritual influences
4. Intercede for children, families, and national concerns across Africa
How can local churches get involved?
Local churches across Africa can:
1. Inform their congregations about the movement
2. Organize prayer groups or hubs
3. Participate in the 21-day fast
4. Host gatherings on October 12 for prayer and worship
Is this movement only for women?
While the primary focus is on mobilizing women, the movement encourages participation from whole families, including husbands and children. It's a call to Esthers of all kinds - mothers, daughters, children, aunties, and their Mordecais (referring to the supportive men in their lives).
How does this movement relate to individual African countries?
The movement aims to have representation and participation from all African nations. Each country is encouraged to organize its own gatherings and prayer initiatives while being part of the larger continental movement.
How can I get more information or clarification about the movement?
You can reach out to the national coordinators in your country or region for more specific information. See the Get Involved Section above.
What is the spiritual significance of this call?
This is a call for Esthers across Africa to arise and intercede, pleading the blood of Jesus over their nations. It recognizes the powerful role that women can play in spiritual warfare and national transformation, much like Esther in the Bible. The movement emphasizes the potential for ordinary women to have an extraordinary impact through prayer and fasting.
Can this really make a difference?
The movement is based on the belief that united prayer can bring about significant change. As Francis Frangipane discovered in his study of revivals, organized prayer movements often precede revivals. The Lord told him, "I answered the prayers of a million mothers," regarding the Jesus Movement. This initiative aims to replicate that power of united prayer across Africa.
Who is Apostle Isi and how is she related to A Million Women Africa?
Apostle Isi is the key figure appointed by Lou Engle, the visionary founder of THE CALL, to lead and mobilize the A Million Women Africa movement. She serves as the primary liaison between the original vision and its implementation across the African continent.
Apostle Isi's role includes:
1. Representing the vision of A Million Women Africa to various African nations
2. Coordinating efforts across different African countries to ensure unity in the movement
3. Providing spiritual leadership and guidance for the initiative
4. Communicating the goals and strategies of the movement to African leaders and participants
5. Serving as the main point of contact between Lou Engle's organization and the African implementation of the vision
Disclaimer: This website is part of the A Million Women Global Movement. A Million Women Africa is powered by Mantle of Deborah, a global movement that has empowered over 5,000 women since 2022 through conferences and trainings sessions and is hosted by the People of Influence Network, assigned to raise and empower women to embody the ‘office of the woman’, equipping them to function effectively and commissioning them to step into their unique positions as pre-ordained by God, and to execute His mandate across all spheres of life and society.