Ukelle Fellowship Crusade Set to Take Place from January 9th-11th, 2024 at Wanikade Town Hall

 

The Ukelle Fellowship Crusade is scheduled to take place from January 9th to 11th, 2024 at the Wanikade Town Hall with the theme "Arrest The Ancient Gate"in a highly anticipated event that promises to bring Ukelle together for spiritual growth in the land.

Powerful Men of God scheduled to grace the event.


The three-day event will feature a series of powerful worship services, inspirational messages and fellowship activities aimed at strengthening the bonds of faith in Ukelle  It is expected to draw participants from all over  the country as well as from nearby areas.


Many people are eager to experience the enriching atmosphere and life-changing moments of the crusade.


The fellowship is set to begin each evening at 5:00 PM, with renowned pastors and speakers leading sessions that focus on personal transformation, prayer and unity. There will also be a variety of interactive programs designed to engage attendees of all ages.

Crew to Arrest the Ancient Gate.



In addition to the main services, there will be community outreach initiatives aimed at supporting local causes, and an opportunity for attendees to share their testimonies and experiences of faith.


The Ukelle Fellowship Crusade is seen as an important event for fostering community spirit and spiritual growth with organizers expressing their excitement about the event’s potential to uplift and inspire.


Ukelle people are invited to attend and take part in the transformative experience, as organizers expect the crusade to have a lasting impact on both the individuals and the community as a whole.


For more details on the event, those interested can contact the Ukelle Fellowship leadership team.

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