Faith Ignited at UNIMAC-IJ for Christ Event.

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By: Kenneth Appiah Bani




Students of the University of Media, Arts and Communication - Institute of Journalism (UNIMAC-IJ) came together for a special program called “UNIMAC-IJ for Christ.” The event brought joy, worship, and encouragement to all who attended.

The program was organized with support from Makarios Church and the Campus Christian Family under the theme “Unshakable Hope in a Changing World,” taken from Jeremiah 29:11.

It started with a lively procession on campus that attracted attention and prepared everyone for a night of worship at the Seminar Room.

There were inspiring song ministrations from Minister Daniel, Minister Richael, and Minister Andre. Their music lifted the hearts of the audience and created a strong spirit of worship.

The sermon was delivered by Reverend Selaise McSaint, who spoke on “The Healing Power of God.” Using 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Luke 5:17, he explained that God has the power to change lives and bring healing to those who believe in Him.

The event was moderated by Pastor Alex, who guided the program, led prayers, and encouraged students to keep their faith strong.

At the end of the night, many students said they felt renewed and blessed. The event reminded everyone that in the midst of life’s challenges, God remains the true source of hope and strength.

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