World-renowned evangelists Bishop TD Jakes and Bishop Noel Jones will once again be sharing the stage in South Africa – this time at Soweto’s Orlando Stadium on 8 September, where they will present a dynamic, full-day convention offering transformative spiritual, personal and business insights to tens of thousands of delegates.
“We’re thrilled that this inspiring convention is taking place in Johannesburg. It seems especially well-timed, as Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth on many levels,” says Lindiwe Kwele, CEO of the Johannesburg Tourism Company [JTC].
“We fully endorse a ministry of this international caliber and look forward to it becoming a signature event on Johannesburg’s annual calendar,” says Kwele.
“As part of our Spring Campaign, we look forward to hosting delegates from all South Africa and the continent, giving them a taste of the vibrancy of our people and our city.”
Aside from taking advantage of special spring packages and promotions by hotels participating in the JTC Spring Campaign, this year convention delegates will be able to experience some of Johannesburg’s unique new transport features available to visitors, including the Gautrain and Rea Vaya BRT.
“This event follows on the hugely impactful 2008 Mega Fest, where the bishops shared a message of change with a 100 000 strong crowd,” explains ‘It’s Your Time’ Convention spokesperson Thami Ngubeni of Thamzin Media.
“This year’s message is an echo of the now historic slogan, Ke Nako – It’s Time. But not only that It’s Your Time! Following the success and confidence boost from hosting a memorable World Cup, the Question is ‘What Now?’"
"The convention promises to provide attendees with the tools to take control of their lives, their relationships, companies, careers, selves and finances. ‘It’s Your Time’ to be who you want to be, to create the country you want to live in and the heritage you will hand over to future generations."
"An appropriate message as September sees the celebration of Heritage month. We have inherited the past. The future, we create,” concludes Ngubeni.
