Apostolic Faith Students Fellowship

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JUNE 2026NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY AFSFNEWS AND REPORTOn Saturday, 6th June 2026, the Nkrumah University AFSF held its End of A...
13/06/2026

JUNE 2026
NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY AFSF
NEWS AND REPORT

On Saturday, 6th June 2026, the Nkrumah University AFSF held its End of Academic Year Party at the KNU Home Economics Hall. The event was attended by about 22 people and was organized to celebrate the end of the academic year and recognize members who are completing their studies and leaving the university.

Those who attended included Dr. Kabungo, the Fellowship Patron, who has been supporting the fellowship, and Blessings M., President of the Nkrumah University Union, who is also an active member of various fellowships.

Also present were Br. Herbert, the Central Province Youth Leader, his son Luyando, Kabwe Main youths, and several students who have been supporting and taking part in fellowship activities over the years.

One of the highlights of the event was a talk by Br. Herbert K. on "Standing Firm in the World of Compromise: Godly Convictions on Campus." He encouraged students to remain faithful to God's principles while at university.

Dr. Kabungo also gave a talk on mental health issues that affect academic success, sharing important information and encouragement with the students.

LEADERSHIP CHANGE

Sr. Sile, who has been serving as Chairperson of AFSF, is among the students who are completing their studies this year.

The fellowship is pleased to announce that Br. Elijah Mwananduba will take up the role of Chairperson when the new academic year begins around September 2026.

Members are encouraged to pray for both brethren during this period of change.

The event also provided an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of all members who have served and supported the fellowship throughout the academic year. The Chairperson thanked all the members, guests, and supporters for their contributions, commitment, and continued support towards the growth of the fellowship.

The celebration ended with food, fellowship, and cake cutting.

May God bless everyone for every visible and invisible effort made in His vineyard. God shall reward you openly.

"For we are labourers together with God."
I Corinthians 3:9

Thank You.

AFSF - UNZA SUNDAY SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS 8th March 2026=================================On Sunday, 8th March 2026, the Apos...
09/03/2026

AFSF - UNZA SUNDAY SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS
8th March 2026
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On Sunday, 8th March 2026, the Apostolic Faith Church held the opening of its Sunday services at the University of Zambia Chapel (UNZA). The gathering was attended by a total of 25 people, including members and visitors from the Church Headquarters (HQ) who came to support and encourage the fellowship.
The service began with prayers and praise, dedicating the meeting and the new phase of Sunday services to God. The atmosphere was warm and spiritually uplifting as members and visitors came together in fellowship and worship.

During the lesson session, the main topic discussed was “ *Heart* .” By Sis. Mate.C. The teaching emphasized that God is the only one who truly knows and understands the human heart. While people can see outward actions, only God can fully examine the inner thoughts, motives, and intentions of a person.
Biblical examples were used to illustrate this truth. One of the examples discussed was Saul, who at one point walked with God and experienced a transformation of heart. According to the scriptures, when the Spirit of God came upon him, his heart was changed and he even prophesied, showing how God can transform a person inwardly when they submit themselves to Him.

The lesson also focused on what it means to seek and search for the Lord. Members were reminded that seeking God requires sincerity, humility, and a genuine desire to know Him. Searching for the Lord involves prayer, studying the Word of God, and living in obedience to His teachings. When a person seeks God with all their heart, they draw closer to Him and allow Him to shape their character and life.

The Devotion Service, led by Brother B. Kabunda, focused on the theme “Are You Saved?” Members were encouraged to examine their hearts and reflect on their personal salvation, emphasizing that being saved is a must for every believer. The devotion highlighted the importance of living faithfully, staying spiritually alert, and maintaining a close relationship with God through prayer, obedience, and wholehearted devotion.

The service concluded with prayers and words of encouragement.

UNZA Sunday highlight

We are pleased to inform you that starting 8th March 2026, our fellowship meetings will be held at UNZA, in one of the s...
07/03/2026

We are pleased to inform you that starting 8th March 2026, our fellowship meetings will be held at UNZA, in one of the smaller venues at the Chapel (we have moved from LTE).

Our services will run from 10:30hrs to 13:00hrs, and we warmly invite students from NIPA, Apex, Eden, Evelyn Hone College, Levy, and surrounding institutions to join us for fellowship every Sunday.

Please note that once in a while, services will be held at HQ details will be communicated in advance.

Kindly share this with your friends and classmates. Let’s invite others to join us as we worship and grow together in Christ.

AFSF UNZA

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Lusaka

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