The KAVOD

Experience.

The word “kavod” (קָבוֹד) is a Hebrew term meaning “glory” or “weighty presence” — often used in the Bible to describe the manifest glory of God.

The KAVOD Experience is a Christian worship and encounter event led by Nigerian gospel minister Pelumi Deborah. It’s a Spirit-driven ministry gathering where believers come together for worship, prayer, spiritual reflection and an intentional seeking of God’s presence. The inaugural event took place in April 2024, with KAVOD Experience 3.0 being planned for 2026. The name KAVOD stems from a Hebrew word meaning “glory” or “weighty presence”, signalling the event’s focus on the tangible presence of God impacting lives.

Vision

of KAVOD Experience

To see a generation awakened to the weight of God’s glory — a people who do not merely attend worship gatherings, but carry His presence into every sphere of life.

The KAVOD Experience stands as a worship-centric ministry event — not just a performance or concert, but a platform for believers to encounter God, engage deeply with worship, and grow spiritually. It reflects a broader movement in contemporary Christian events that prioritise presence, transformation and communal worship.

Mission

of KAVOD Experience

To create a sacred space for worship, healing, deliverance and spiritual encounter, where participants can experience God’s glory deeply — not just as a fleeting emotion but as life-shaping presence.

This mission is rooted in the belief that authentic worship births transformation, renewal of heart and communion with God, and that such encounters equip believers for their spiritual journeys. This emphasis on divine presence and life change is reflected in the way the event is framed on social media and in ministry posts.

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The KAVOD Experience is organised to cultivate a movement of glory — where worship is a lifestyle, surrender is strength, and God’s presence becomes the believer’s daily reality.

The first KAVOD Experience was held in April 2024 at Highland Church in Lagos where participants gathered for an afternoon of worship and spiritual engagement. Subsequent editions grew in scope and anticipation, with organized logistics, an open call for volunteers in areas like media and protocol, and the ministry sharing vision widely on social platforms. Each gathering has been characterised by extended times of worship, prayer and prophetic moments, drawing people from diverse backgrounds into focused worship.