By Hassan Osman Kargbo
A transformative youth event aimed at raising a generation of spiritually empowered young leaders is set to take place from August 7 to 9, 2025, at 6:00 a.m. daily. Hosted by the Holiness Revival Movement, the gathering will be held at 1 Holiness Drive, Off Mission Street, Waterloo.Billed as a life-changing experience, the event is designed to equip young people with supernatural power for end-time exploits. Organizers say the three-day program is part of a broader mission to strengthen the spiritual foundation of Sierra Leone’s youth, enabling them to rise as agents of change in their communities and beyond.
“Our goal is to provide a transformative experience for all participants,” said Brother Aduson, the national youth secretary from the Holiness Revival Movement. “By empowering youth with spiritual tools and divine understanding, we are preparing them to face the challenges of our time and emerge as leaders who reflect God’s purpose.”
The event promises a rich blend of worship, teaching, and spiritual impartation aimed at deepening the youth’s relationship with God. Through sermons, prayers, and interactive sessions, attendees will be guided on how to live purpose-driven lives rooted in faith and service.
One of the key objectives is to foster a renewed sense of identity and mission among young people. Organizers believe that in a world filled with distractions and moral uncertainty, grounding youth in God’s word and purpose is essential for both personal growth and national transformation.
Beyond the spiritual focus, the event emphasizes inclusivity and accessibility. To ensure that no one is left out due to financial constraints, the Holiness Revival Movement is offering free accommodation and meals to all registered participants.
“This is more than a religious gathering; it’s a movement to ignite revival through young hearts,” brother Aduson added. “We believe Sierra Leone’s future can be reshaped by a generation that walks in truth, love, and divine power.”
With hundreds of youth expected to attend from various parts of the country, the event is anticipated to be a milestone in the spiritual and social development of Sierra Leone’s next generation.
Interested participants are encouraged to register early and prepare for what organizers describe as a “supernatural encounter” that will equip them for lasting impact in their homes, schools, and communities.
