Led by Bishop David Oyedepo. Sunday services, with a widely-watched New Year's Eve "Shiloh" program each December.
This page helps you find Winners Chapel (Living Faith Church Worldwide)'s official livestream. Pludor is not affiliated with Winners Chapel (Living Faith Church Worldwide) and does not host their stream - the links above go to official channels. Ministries and creators who want to stream on their own terms can use Pludor Live: schedule services, sell tickets or accept gifts, offer replays, and run a community around it.
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How to use it →No - Pludor links to official channels and a YouTube search for the current service; it does not host or embed the stream.
Yes - Pludor Live lets you schedule a live show, sell tickets or accept gifts, allow replays, and build a community for your members.
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Winners Chapel (Living Faith Church Worldwide) streams its services on its own official channels, mainly its official website and YouTube. Pludor doesn't host or re-stream it — this page links you straight to the official website and a YouTube search for the current live stream, so you always land on the current service rather than an outdated video link.
Winners Chapel streams on its own official channels — its official website and YouTube. Search YouTube for the current live stream at service time, since specific video links change from week to week. Pludor's page links out to both so you don't have to hunt for them.
Winners Chapel typically streams its Sunday services, but exact times can change, so check the ministry's official website or YouTube channel for the current schedule. The YouTube search link on this page stays current even when a specific video link doesn't.
Yes — Winners Chapel (Living Faith Church Worldwide) broadcasts on its official YouTube channel. Search YouTube for the current live stream rather than relying on an old video link, since each service gets a new stream. Pludor doesn't host or embed the stream; it just points you to the official channels.
Shiloh is Winners Chapel's widely-watched New Year's Eve program held each December, and it streams on the ministry's official channels. Go to the official website or search YouTube for the current Shiloh live stream during the program. Links change each year, so the search approach is the most reliable.
Yes, the ministry has an official website where services are streamed. You can also watch via their official YouTube channel. This page links to both so you can pick whichever works best for you.
Winners Chapel, also known as Living Faith Church Worldwide, is led by Bishop David Oyedepo. The church streams its Sunday services and the annual Shiloh program each December on its official channels.
Yes — services are typically available as replays on the ministry's official YouTube channel after the live stream ends. Just search YouTube for the service you missed. If you're a church streaming your own services, Pludor Live also has an "Allow replay access after stream ends" option.
Yes — Pludor Live lets a ministry schedule live shows, sell tickets or accept gifts, cap seats, and offer replays after the stream ends. You set the date, time and thumbnail in your dashboard, optionally tick Paid Event with a ticket price, then go live at the scheduled time. Pludor Communities also lets you run a public or private community around your members.
Live streaming tools are on for every store, including the Free plan — you get a free amount every month and then pay only for what you use, at 1 credit = 1 cent. So a small church can start at $0 and only pay as attendance grows. Paid tickets are optional, not required.
Yes, the ministry's official streams on its website and YouTube are free to watch — Pludor doesn't host, embed, or charge anything for them. This page simply links out to the official channels. If a link ever looks off, use the YouTube search link, which stays current.