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UACC ENDS 13TH CONFERENCE

UACC ENDS 13th BYO YOUTH CONFERENCE, INAUGURATES NEW EXECUTIVES

President UACC w/w: Rev Owoyemi 


The United Apostolic Church of Christ (UACC) Worldwide has concluded its 2026 Blessed Youth Organisation (BYO) Annual Youth Conference the 13th edition, tagged "Empowered for Signs and Wonders," held from July 30 to August 2 at Mount Zion, Ologuneru, Ibadan, Oyo State, with a thanksgiving service attended by members from across Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

Delivering the thanksgiving sermon titled "Are You Qualified for Empowerment?", the President of UACC Worldwide, Reverend James Bayo Owoyemi, who preached from Ecclesiastes 2:26, urged the youths of the church and Nigerians at large to strengthen their relationship with God, stressing that divine empowerment is reserved for those who live in obedience to God's will.

As part of efforts to promote unity, healthy competition and the overall development of the church's youth ministry, Reverend Owoyemi officially announced the restructuring of the youth body into four groups—Oluwatuase, Fayehun, Adetisola and Owoju—in honour of the early founders of the church.

The thanksgiving service also marked the beginning of a new leadership era as the newly elected Blessed Youth Organisation executives, led by Pastor Micheal Adu, were inaugurated by the church president, who charged them to provide purposeful, visionary and God-centred leadership for the youth.

The four-day conference featured a variety of spiritually enriching programmes, including revival services, Bible teachings, seminars and entrepreneurship lectures aimed at equipping participants with biblical principles and practical skills for personal growth, service and nation-building.

One of the major highlights of the conference was the football tournament involving the four newly established youth groups, with Team we Oluwatuase emerging champions and receiving the tournament trophy during the thanksgiving service in recognition of their outstanding performance.

The thanksgiving service attracted members of the Board of Trustees, the Supreme Council, ministers of God and worshippers from Oyo, Lagos, Ekiti, Osun and Rivers states, as well as representatives from the United Kingdom, bringing the 2026 BYO Annual Youth Conference to a successful and memorable conclusion.

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  1. Anonymous5 August 2026 at 16:18

    Thank God 🙏 for the success of our youth conference
    UACC continue to go higher

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