Terence Creative captures worshippers’ excitement as Kiswahili song finally plays at Rhema Feast

By , September 4, 2026

Content creator Terence Creative has captured the excitement of worshippers at the ongoing Rhema Feast after a Kiswahili worship song was finally played during the gathering.

In a post shared on Friday, August 4, 2026, Terence was seen smiling widely and singing along to the popular worship song ‘Upendo wa Yesu Yanizunguka‘ as the crowd joined in praise. Behind him was gospel host and preacher Dr. Ofweneke, who was also seen enjoying the moment as the atmosphere shifted into celebration.

Terence appeared to express his joy at hearing a Kiswahili song after what had been hours of English worship songs, a moment that resonated with many attendees who joined in singing the familiar tune.

Terence celebrates the moment

The comedian and content creator shared his excitement, highlighting the significance of the moment for worshippers who had been part of the long praise and worship session.

His reaction reflected the connection many people felt when the local-language worship song filled the venue, bringing a sense of familiarity and cultural expression to the spiritual gathering.

A post by Terence Creative on Kiswahili music. PHOTO / A screengrab by K24 Digital posted by @terencecreative/Instagram

The song, ‘Upendo wa Yesu Yanizunguka,‘ which translates to “The love of Jesus surrounds me,” is a beloved Kiswahili worship song that has been embraced by many Christians across the region.

Terence’s joyful singing and reaction quickly drew attention from followers, with many appreciating the genuine excitement displayed during the worship experience.

Rhema Feast continues

Rhema Feast has continued to attract worshippers who gather for moments of prayer, praise, and spiritual encouragement. The event has featured various worship sessions, with attendees sharing highlights from the experience on social media.

Terence Creative’s post offered a glimpse into the atmosphere inside the gathering, showing how music continues to unite worshippers regardless of language.

A post by Terence Creative enjoying music with Dr. Ofweneke. PHOTO / A screengrab by K24 Digital posted by @terencecreative/Instagram

The moment between Terence, Dr. Ofweneke, and the crowd highlighted the impact of worship songs that reflect the audience’s identity and culture. For many attendees, hearing a Kiswahili song during the celebration became a memorable highlight of the event.

As Rhema Feast continues, worshippers have continued to share their experiences online, celebrating the moments of faith, music, and togetherness that have defined the gathering.

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