Tamale:USA-based Ghanaian Gospel minister, Ps. Prince Kissi, recently led the Atmosphere of Worship 2026 event at the University for Development Studies (UDS) Tamale Campus, which was highlighted by its spiritual depth and impact.
According to Ghana Web, themed 'My Gratitude,' this year's edition transcended a typical gospel concert, creating a profound spiritual encounter that attracted hundreds of students and local residents. The event featured heartfelt worship, fervent prayers, and prophetic utterances, leaving a significant impact on the University community by spiritually refreshing and restoring attendees.
The Student Christian Council (SCC) of UDS played a crucial role in the program's success through their strategic partnership. Ps. Prince Kissi expressed his gratitude to the Council for their organizational support and to the UDS community for hosting the event.
The evening featured performances by guest ministers Ceccy Twum, Francis Amo, and Yefter Nkansah, whose contributions greatly enhanced the worship experience. Ps. Prince Kissi also acknowledged his father, Dr. Frank Ofosu-Appiah, for his spiritual guidance, and Patrick Chordson Moore, the Music Director, for his leadership and contribution to the event's success.
Ps. Prince Kissi expressed his hope to return to Tamale for future events, aiming for an even greater manifestation of spiritual glory. Atmosphere of Worship remains committed to spreading the message of Christ through worship globally.