International Missionary Society, University Campus Fellowship.

26/05/2026

Resilience Through the Academic Journey

Br. Blessings, a graduate of a Bachelor of Public Relations and Advertising from University of Zambia, sat down with Sr. Mweembe for an interview reflecting on his academic journey and the lessons learned along the way.

The discussion explored the challenges he faced, the resilience required to keep moving forward, and the values that anchored him throughout his studies. He shared encouragement for those who may be struggling or doubting their academic path, reminding them that perseverance, faith, and consistency are important in reaching long term goals.

The conversation also looked ahead to the future, highlighting the importance of purpose, growth, and remaining focused even after achieving a major milestone.

25/05/2026

Putting God First in Academic Excellence

Sr. Munalula, a graduate of a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and the best female student in the School of Humanities at University of Zambia, sat down with Sr. Mweembe for a brief interview about her academic journey and success.

When asked about the habits and systems that helped her graduate with distinction, she shared that putting God first was foundational. She remained committed to keeping God’s law regardless of circumstances and maintained disciplined routines throughout her studies. She also emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle, especially getting adequate sleep, as part of sustaining academic performance and overall wellbeing.

Her experience served as a reminder that faith, discipline, and healthy habits can work together in achieving excellence.

24/05/2026

Education With Purpose

Dr. Manoah Muchanga spoke on the importance of education, especially for Christians and reformers living in the end times. He encouraged believers to pursue excellence in whatever they do, recognizing that knowledge, discipline, and competence can become powerful tools for service and influence.

He also highlighted how education places believers in a stronger position to spread the gospel effectively and engage meaningfully with the world around them. Reflecting on the 55th Graduation Ceremony theme, “60 Years of Transforming Lives through Teaching, Research, Innovation, and Responsiveness to a Competence-Driven Future,” he emphasized the value of growth, innovation, and purposeful learning in preparing for the future while remaining grounded in Christian principles.

23/05/2026

23/05/2026

STOP CONFUSING CHURCH WITH TRUTH! 🔥

A church can be popular, traditional, and crowded—yet still drift from God’s truth. Truth does not change to fit the church; the church must submit to the truth of God’s Word. Happy Sabbath morning!✨

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22/05/2026

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22/05/2026

Today we celebrate the graduation of two of our members at the International Missionary Society, University Campus Fellowship. Sister Munalula and brother Blessings who have been conferred with bachelors of arts in psychology and bachelors of public relations and advertising, respectively at the The University of Zambia -UNZA join us in wishing them best and many Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Blessings Berg Chola
Program of study: Bachelor of Public Relations and Advertising. Graduated with a Credit.

Academic highlights:
Certificate, Peace and conflict resolution
, certificate customer service management.

UCF ROLES
Core leader of the multimedia department

CAREER ASPIRATIONS :
Attain masters in Media Law and Ethics and/or Cooperate Governance and communication.
And Eventually PhD.

INTERESTS:
Evangelistic outreach,
Graphic designing
Photography,
Learning new cultures and languages.
And Music

FAVORITE QUOTE:
"When the time is right I the lord will make it happen."

Munalula Nalikena
Program of study: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Graduated with a Distinction
Academic highlights:
Class representative 2023-2025
UNZAPSSAS Vice Secretary 2025
Minored in Sociology
UCF ROLES
Secretary Health DEPARTMENT 2025
Interested member
CAREER ASPIRATIONS :
Psychoeducation
INTERESTS:
Bible studies
Reading and writing
Teaching
Sign language
FAVORITE QUOTE:
Little progress is still progress

19/05/2026

The Difference Between Wages and a Gift

Sin pays wages, and the payment it gives is death. That is the natural result of separation from God. But in contrast, God offers something we could never earn: eternal life through Jesus Christ.

This verse shows the difference between what sin deserves and what God’s grace freely gives. Death is earned through sin, but eternal life is a gift given through His love and mercy. God invites us to leave the path that leads to destruction and receive the life He offers freely.