The Jericho Hour at Edumfa Heavenly Ministry is a central and impactful prayer activity. Conducted twice a day—at 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM—this practice embodies the ministry’s commitment to fervent and persistent prayer. Worshippers walk seven times around the Jericho building, symbolizing spiritual warfare, perseverance, and faith in divine intervention, drawing inspiration from the biblical account in Joshua 6:1-20.
In the biblical narrative, the Israelites circled the city of Jericho once a day for six days and seven times on the seventh day, culminating in the city’s walls falling by God’s power. Similarly, the Jericho Hour encourages participants to believe that their repeated, faith-filled prayers can bring down spiritual obstacles, unlock breakthroughs, and secure victories in their lives. Each participant walks while praying intensely, petitioning God to remove barriers, heal ailments, or intervene in specific situations.
This ritual underscores the ministry’s mission to help people experience healing, deliverance, and renewal through faith and persistence. The dual daily schedule allows participants to remain spiritually engaged throughout the day, reinforcing the importance of consistency in prayer.
The communal nature of the prayer gathering also fosters unity among attendees, as they intercede not only for their personal needs but also for families, communities, and the nation. Visitors who come to the prayer camp often participate in these sessions, making the Jericho Hour one of the most notable experiences at Edumfa. Through this exercise, many testify to receiving healing, divine guidance, and miraculous breakthroughs, reflecting the core of what Edumfa’s ministry offers.
This tradition is a distinctive aspect of Edumfa’s prayer culture, reflecting the ministry’s focus on spiritual upliftment through prayer, fasting, and reliance on God for deliverance and restoration.
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