Pastor Jerry Eze Shuts Down Old Trafford As Thousands Gather For NSPPD UK Prayer Conference

Tens of thousands of worshippers fill Manchester United’s Old Trafford Stadium as Pastor Jerry Eze of Streams of Joy International hosts the historic NSPPD UK Prayer Conference.

Old Trafford has felt many roars, but this was different. On Saturday, the Theatre of Dreams was transformed into a sanctuary as Pastor Jerry Eze, Lead Pastor of Streams of Joy International and convener of New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), hosted the NSPPD UK Prayer Conference.

A Stadium Becomes An Altar

From early morning, worshippers from across the UK and Europe flooded into Old Trafford, Manchester. The atmosphere was electric with prayer, worship, and declarations. The NSPPD chant “What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist” echoed across the stands where “EL-ROI” — The God Who Sees Me — was displayed on the big screens.

• Presence: Pastor Jerry led intense sessions of prayer, worship and spiritual warfare, praying for families, the UK, and the global church.
• Power: Attendees described the stadium as filled with the tangible presence of God, not football chants.
• People: Over 70,000 capacity stadium filled with Nigerians, Africans and lovers of God from all backgrounds.

Why Old Trafford Matters

Hosting a prayer conference at Old Trafford is symbolic. It is one of the most iconic stadiums in world football, home to Manchester United. For a Nigerian pastor to fill it with worshippers speaks volumes about the growth and influence of the African faith community in the diaspora.

NSPPD, which started as an online daily prayer altar during the pandemic, has grown into a global movement with millions tuning in daily from over 180 countries.

NSPPD UK Prayer Conference: At A Glance

Why This Matters

This moment positions African Pentecostalism at the centre of global culture. From online altars to filling Premier League stadiums, Pastor Jerry Eze’s NSPPD is proving that faith, media, and diaspora power can create unprecedented gatherings. For 9JAFINDS, it’s a celebration of how Nigerians abroad continue to lead with excellence and faith.

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