
Pastor Prince Kissi, a USA-based Ghanaian gospel minister, has successfully hosted the 2026 edition of his flagship program, "Atmosphere of Worship," at the University for Development Studies (UDS) Tamale Campus. Held under the theme "My Gratitude," the event attracted hundreds of attendees for an evening of prayer and thanksgiving. The gathering served as a significant spiritual milestone for the university community and residents of Tamale, offering a dedicated space for collective worship and religious expression.
The program featured several guest ministers who joined Pastor Kissi to lead the congregation, further enhancing the spiritual experience for those in attendance. This collaborative effort was supported by the Student Christian Council and the UDS administration, both of which played key roles in the event's organization and execution. Throughout the evening, the atmosphere was defined by a shared sense of devotion, as participants engaged in heartfelt songs of praise and moments of quiet reflection, creating a powerful communal experience.
During the event, Pastor Kissi highlighted the importance of mentorship and heritage, specifically acknowledging the impact of his father’s guidance on his path as a minister. He expressed his sincere gratitude to the local organizers and the people of Tamale for their warm reception and spiritual enthusiasm. He noted that the success of the 2026 edition has strengthened his commitment to the region, and he voiced his intention to return to the UDS campus for future editions of the "Atmosphere of Worship" series.