EASTERN ZONE

We return all glory to God for His faithfulness and sustaining grace throughout the month of July across the Eastern Zone. The chapters remained active in prayer, discipleship, leadership development, academic excellence, and missions. Through various spiritual, academic, leadership, and outreach engagements, members were continually equipped to serve Christ faithfully within their campuses, hospitals, and communities.

Prayer: The month commenced with the nationwide Abba Father prayer programme, which was actively observed in chapters across the zone. Chapter Days of Prayer and Fasting were widely held alongside weekly prayer meetings, prayer stretches, morning devotions, and prayer conferences. Sustained intercession also continued through class prayers, executive prayer meetings, and special prayer programmes focused on missions, leadership, and electoral processes.

Meetings: The Eastern Zone recorded fellowship, discipleship, leadership, and capacity-building activities during the month. Chapters organized Bible study, class fellowships, vision-sharing meetings, scholars’ and financial summits, mentorship programmes, academic tutorials, orientation programmes, editorial workshops, newsletter launches, and Logo Exploration sessions. Leadership development remained active through executive council meetings, board meetings, electoral committee inaugurations, leadership retreats, and class executive engagements.

Notable activities included Seasons of Refreshing (ABSUTH); Preclinical Week and Scholars’ Summit (AEFUTH); Medicine in Ministry (GUTH); Editorial Day, Newsletter Launch, and Ignite Scholarship Quiz Primaries (IMSUTH); Excel Mentorship Scheme (EMS) Mentors’ Training (NAUTH); Sisters’ Forum and Logo Exploration (NDUTH); Prayer Conference, Operation CYC, and Brothers’ Corner (UCTH); Final Year Induction (UNTH); Pre-MB Programme (UPTH); and Vision Exploration Meeting and Leaders’ Retreat (UUTH).

The Eastern Zonal Meeting was held on 26th July 2026, where chapter reports were reviewed and preparedness for the forthcoming Students’ National Conference was assessed, with emphasis on mobilization and transportation plans.

Missions: Chapters continued to demonstrate Christ’s love through evangelism, discipleship, community service, and healthcare outreach across the zone.

• ESUTH: Conducted a 400-Level Prison Outreach, 200-Level Morning Cry, and General House Hostel Evangelism, reaching students and community members with the Gospel while promoting Christian witness on campus. 
• IMSUTH: Sustained weekly Hospital Evangelism, organized a Paediatric Outreach, and continued departmental mission engagements throughout the month. 
• NAUTH: Conducted 100-Level Visitation, Ward Outreach, Missionary Follow-up activities, LOC Rural Outreach planning meetings, Missions Board Meetings, Missions Field Support Campaigns, and Operation CYC across classes, strengthening missions awareness and participation among members. 
• NDUTH: Organized a Secondary School Outreach, extending ministry and mentorship opportunities to younger students while demonstrating Christian service beyond the campus community. 
• RSUTH: Conducted Hospital Evangelism and a Prison Outreach, ministering to patients and inmates through the Gospel and compassionate engagement. 
• UCTH: Organized a Joint Doctors and Students Hospital Evangelism programme, fostering collaboration in ministry while reaching patients and healthcare workers with the message of Christ. 
• GUTH: Conducted a Missions Awareness Seminar, strengthening members’ understanding of missions and encouraging greater involvement in Kingdom-focused outreach activities. 

We thank God for His continued work across the Eastern Zone and pray that the seeds sown through prayer, discipleship, leadership development, academic excellence, and missions will yield lasting fruits for His Kingdom. To Him alone be all the glory. Amen.

NORTHERN ZONE

We bless God for His faithfulness and sustaining grace throughout the month of July across the Northern Zone. As the zone continued to build on the theme, “The Outpouring: A Fruitful Life,” chapters remained actively engaged in prayer, discipleship, leadership development, academic excellence, and mission activities. Through these engagements, members were encouraged to deepen their walk with God and strengthen their commitment to whole-person ministry.

Prayer: Prayer remained a defining feature of chapter life across the zone. Chapters participated in the nationwide Abba Father prayer programme and sustained intercession continued through chapter prayer meetings, prayer weekends, and other corporate prayer engagements, reinforcing dependence on God for spiritual growth and ministry impact.

Meetings: The Northern Zone recorded diverse fellowship and capacity-building engagements throughout the month. Chapters organized Bible studies, class fellowships, logo exploration sessions, general fellowship meetings, vision-sharing sessions, editorial programmes, and discipleship activities. Leadership development remained active through mid-year assessments, departmental programmes, and chapter meetings.

Academic and professional development featured prominently through academic talks, debates, inter-level quizzes, case discussions, presentations, and educational seminars. Other notable activities included Relationship Talk (ABUTH); 300-Level Day and Preclinical Meetings (AKTH); Editorial and Financial Weekend (BDTH); Brothers and Sisters Day (BHUTH, UATH and ATBUTH); Academic Department Week; Choir Day (FUTHL); Vision Talk and Movie/Book Review (GSUTH); Breakfast Meeting and Interclass Fellowship (JUTH); and Sunday Presentations (UDUTH).

Missions: Mission activities remained active across the Northern Zone as chapters continued to share the Gospel through evangelism, outreach, health campaigns, and missions awareness programmes.

• ATBUTH: Commemorated World Hepatitis Day through an online health campaign.
• ABUTH: Conducted a rural outreach, taking the Gospel and healthcare ministry to a rural community.
• BHUTH: Observed Missions Day, promoting missions awareness and engagement among members.
• FUTHL: Organized a Missions Awareness programme for chapter members.
• UATH: Conducted hospital evangelism, ministering to patients within the hospital environment.
• UDUTH: Carried out hospital evangelism, reaching patients and healthcare workers with the message of Christ.

We thank God for His continued faithfulness across the Northern Zone and pray that every chapter will remain fruitful, steadfast, and committed to the vision of caring for the whole person through Christ-centred witness and service.