When worship takes center stage at Heal The Land Center

On Thursday June 12, Heal The Land Family Resource Center organized a worship program on its premises in Sable, opposite CEFTI. It was a time for God's children from all walks of life to come together to honor and glorify the Lord's grace every day of their lives.

It was with great gaiety that the Heal The Land Center organized its^3rd edition of worship evenings at the center. The worship evenings are the brainchild of the center's leader, Felix-Fosah, as part of his drive to put in place the means to popularize music, as well as to professionalize those involved in the music industry, including singers and musicians. It is in this context that the center is stepping up its actions to highlight moments of worship through song. Thursday June 12 marked the^3rd edition of the worship meeting, which saw young brothers take God's work to another level.

Singers little known to the public, musicians from communities with a goal of learning both music and worship to God lent their voices to the HTL Center to enable each other to write their story with God. Awakening the spirit, enabling better communication with God, such is the thought that governs the actions carried out in this evening of praise.
It should also be noted that these moments of praise are a preparation for greater actions which will be revealed to us in such a short time, starting with the musicians' meeting at the end of 2025. If the Center has thus planned a number of actions, it is certainly because of the need in the gospel sphere in Cameroon for prepared people and their readiness to be ready for any possible call to action that may arise.

The evening ended with a moment of worship outside the program by the day's speakers, and the singers didn't want to go home any more, they were happy to be together and to share these moments together in the same spirit. Until the next moment of celebration next month, stay tuned to CAMFAITH's programs.

Leonard Awono - Camfaith