All Women Together Conference 2026, organized by Women Foundation Ministries in partnership with Noble Family Church, will take place at BK Arena in Kigali from August 11 to 15, 2026
The conference will be held for the 14th time under the theme “From Victims to Champions,” based on Psalm 68:11, and will also celebrate 20 years of Women Foundation Ministries, founded in 2006.
Apostle Alice Mignonne Kabera shared the details during a press conference on August 6, 2026, at the Arena Conference Room at BK Arena.
She said the conference is expected to attract more than 7,000 people physically each day, while more than 10,000 are expected to follow online, with guests coming from different countries.
The program will include activities for women and girls, men, and both men and women. August 11 will feature an Evening Revival Gathering for women and girls. August 12 will include “Ni Jye Wa Mugore – I am That Woman” for women and girls.
August 13 will feature “My Identity – A Christian at the Market Place” for both men and women. August 14 will include “Family Commission – Save a Family, Save a Nation” for both men and women, while August 15 will conclude with “WIRIRA 20 Celebration” for both men and women.
Other sessions include Men of Issachar, Women & Girls Brunch, My Identity Sessions, Ministers & Workers Sessions, and Extended Ni Jye Wa Mugore Celebration.
International speakers will include Dr. Bill Winston, Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, Dr. Cindy Trimm, Bishop Funke Felix Adejumo, Pastor Jessica Kayanja, Rev. Julian Kyula, Pastors Kingsley and Mildred Okonkwo, and Dr. Patience Melengana. Worship will feature Precious Stone Worship Team and worship leaders from different countries.
Apostle Mignonne also recalled Jeannette Kagame’s visit to All Women Together in 2023, describing it as a great blessing. She said, “We were given grace; we were blessed to be visited by Her Excellency Mrs. Jeannette Kagame.” She added, “There is nothing better than hearing that mother has come.
It is like a child seeing their mother come. The joy overwhelms you.” She also described her as “a mother who is ahead of us” and highlighted her contribution to families, young people and the girl child. However, she did not confirm whether Jeannette Kagame will attend the 2026 conference.
Attendance is free, but participants are encouraged to register through the NobleOne App or the conference QR code. Those unable to attend in person will be able to follow through radio, television, YouTube and other digital platforms.
Apostle Mignonne emphasized that Women Foundation Ministries works throughout the year through programs such as Feed My Sheep, Girls Impact, Hope Convention, Wirira Iwacu and Connect Conferences, focusing on spiritual, social, economic and emotional development.
The activities will continue after the main conference through AWT Continuation 2026, including Ni Jye Wa Mugore at WFM Kimihurura on August 20, Wirira Service on August 21, and another Ni Jye Wa Mugore session at Serena Hotel on August 22.
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