Themed “My Gratitude,” this year’s edition was far more than a gospel concert; it was a profound encounter with God that drew hundreds of students and residents of Tamale into an atmosphere of thanksgiving, intimacy and divine visitation.
For several hours, the auditorium was transformed into an altar of worship, as heartfelt praise ascended to God in appreciation of His faithfulness. The gathering was equally marked by fervent prayers offered for the student body, the University community and the nation, while prophetic utterances brought healing, direction and edification to many who were present. The impact on the University community was palpable, leaving many refreshed, restored and rekindled in their spiritual walk.
The successful execution of the program was made possible through a strategic partnership with the Student Christian Council (SCC) of the University for Development Studies. Ps.
Prince Kissi expresses his profound gratitude to the leadership and members of the Council for their exceptional commitment, organizational excellence and spiritual support, and to the management and students of UDS for their warm hospitality and for opening their doors to host the presence of God on campus.
The evening was graced by powerful ministrations from three distinguished guest ministers, Minister Ceccy Twum, Minister Francis Amo and Minister Yefter Nkansah, whose anointed and timely ministrations greatly enriched the worship experience and were a tremendous blessing to all who attended. Their sacrifice and dedication to the Kingdom is deeply appreciated.
In a special tribute, Ps. Prince Kissi expresses his deepest appreciation to his father, Dr Frank Ofosu-Appiah, for his unwavering spiritual guidance, fatherly counsel and ceaseless prayers.
He acknowledges that his continuous covering, wisdom, and encouragement over the years have been pillars of his ministry and the vision of Atmosphere of Worship.
Ps. Prince Kissi further extends special and heartfelt recognition to Patrick Chordson Moore, who served as the Music Director for the event.
His musical ingenuity, disciplined leadership of the choir and band, and relentless pursuit of excellence were instrumental in sustaining a cohesive and spirit-filled atmosphere from beginning to end. His contribution was invaluable and central to the success of the program.
Expressing his appreciation after the event, Ps. Prince Kissi noted that his heart is filled with gratitude to God for what was witnessed in Tamale, and he thanked the people of Tamale, UDS, the SCC, all guest ministers and everyone who supported the vision in prayer and in presence. He further expressed his hope and desire to return to Tamale for an even greater manifestation of God’s glory in the coming years.
Atmosphere of Worship continues to stand as a mandate to lift the banner of Christ through worship across cities and nations. Soli Deo Gloria – Glory to God alone.
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