Kampala — A new wave of worship is about to sweep through the city as Millennials for Christ Ministries unveils its maiden ALTAR’D Sound Service, a worship and praise experience tailored for the young generation.
The first edition will be held on Saturday, 27th, at the MCI Media Hub, Tirupati Mazima Mall (4th Floor), starting at 1 PM. Organizers say the service will not only be about music but also about building a community of faith-driven millennials eager to connect, worship, and share in authentic conversations.
Headlining the session will be celebrated singer Karole Kasita, known for her powerful stage presence and inspiring music. The event will be hosted by Apostle Jonah, spiritual leader of Millennials for Christ Ministries and host of the popular Messy but Blessed Conversations.
“This is more than just another church service — it’s an altar where sound meets Spirit, and young people find a place to worship in truth and freedom,” Apostle Jonah said ahead of the launch.
ALTAR’D Sound is expected to become a recurring platform that bridges faith, music, and meaningful fellowship. With live praise, worship, and networking opportunities, the service promises to set a new standard for youth-focused worship experiences in Kampala.
Organizers have extended an open invitation: “If you’re a millennial seeking a place to belong, to worship, and to grow, ALTAR’D Sound is for you.”
Event Details:
Venue: MCI Media Hub, Tirupati Mazima Mall (4th Floor)
Date: Saturday, 27th
Time: 1 PM
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