Outpour 2026 returns to London from 27 February to 1 March, bringing churches together from across the UK and Europe for three days centred on prayer, worship and spiritual renewal. Hosted by Paradise International Fellowship under the leadership of Bishop Shawn L. Bell, the gathering continues to grow while keeping its focus clear: creating space for believers to seek God together.
The weekend opens on Friday evening with a service shaped around prayer and preparation. It is not rushed or performance driven. The intention is to begin quietly, allowing hearts to be aligned before the larger gathering on Saturday. It sets the spiritual tone for everything that follows.
On Saturday, the event moves to the InterContinental London – The O2. Grammy Award winning gospel artist Tye Tribbett is scheduled to minister, joined by Jonathan Nelson, Jason Nelson, Jordan G. Welch and UK based collective Warehouse Worship. The line up reflects a blend of established international voices and a strong UK presence, bringing different expressions of worship into one room.
While the Saturday evening naturally carries visibility because of the names involved, Outpour is not positioned as just another concert. The structure of the weekend moves intentionally from prayer to corporate worship and then into ministry. Sunday concludes the gathering with a focus on teaching, prayer and impartation, reinforcing the heart behind the event.
The theme draws from Isaiah 44:3, the image of God pouring water on thirsty ground. That picture of refreshing shapes the tone of the entire weekend. Bishop Shawn L. Bell has described it as a moment for those seeking renewal, clarity or breakthrough.
As large scale Christian gatherings continue to take place in major London venues, Outpour 2026 reflects a growing desire for unity across churches and communities. It brings together believers from different backgrounds with a shared focus on worship and spiritual awakening, right in the heart of the capital.
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