KIGALI, RWANDA — On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, the United African Institute of Technology welcomed Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae of Bobaeun Church for a warm and meaningful fellowship with UAIT students. The gathering created time for worship, encouragement, attentive listening, and shared Christian fellowship within the university community.
Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae joined Vice Chancellor Dr Chang Ki Lee, students, and other members of the UAIT community for the occasion. The meeting was marked by a welcoming atmosphere as students gathered to listen to the message and reflect together.
Vice Chancellor Dr Chang Ki Lee with Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae of Bobaeun Church during the fellowship at UAIT.
A Time of Listening and Grace
Throughout the fellowship, students listened attentively as Pastor Ryu shared with them. The gathering offered an opportunity to pause from academic activities, receive spiritual encouragement, and strengthen relationships through faith and community.
Students listen during the fellowship, which brought together faith, encouragement, and community.
The fellowship also included a meaningful presentation of Bibles to students. This gesture reflected the spirit of the gathering: sharing the Word of God and encouraging students in their personal journeys of faith.
A UAIT student receives a Bible during the fellowship with Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae.
A Message from the Vice Chancellor
Reflecting on the gathering, UAIT Vice Chancellor Dr Chang Ki Lee expressed gratitude for the fellowship and for the grace experienced by the students.
“Praise the Lord.— Dr Chang Ki Lee, Vice Chancellor of UAIT
Yesterday, there was a beautiful fellowship between Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae of Bobaeun Church and our students.
All the students listened attentively and received God's grace.
How grateful we are.
All of this is the grace of the Lord!”
Dr Chang Ki Lee, Vice Chancellor of the United African Institute of Technology.
Growing Together as a Community
The fellowship reflected UAIT's commitment to supporting students as whole people. Alongside academic and professional development, moments of fellowship help nurture character, gratitude, compassion, and a sense of belonging.
Faith, Fellowship, and Community
UAIT is grateful to Pastor Ryu Cheol-bae and Bobaeun Church for sharing this meaningful time with our students. The university also appreciates every student and guest who contributed to the warm spirit of the gathering.
The day concluded with smiles and a group photograph, capturing a fellowship remembered for attentive hearts, generous encouragement, and shared gratitude.
United in Learning and Community
UAIT continues to provide an environment where students can grow academically, professionally, personally, and spiritually.