Jubilee NYC Collaborative Hosts Worship, Fellowship Event

jubilee nyc

Saturday, February 18, 2017, Jubilee New York City successfully hosts its first worship event of the year at Immanuel Community Church in Bronx, New York. Eight worship band members gathered on Saturday morning to rehearse and pray for the event. All the glory and gratitude to God for pouring out His unconditional grace at this event.

This is a Jubilee NYC event with collaborating musicians and artists. Jubilee Worship manager and worship leader, Bex De, is a seasoned member who has participated in Jubilee Chorus and Worship at WOA events. With firm visions of uniting the Body of Christ and sharing the Gospel, she recruited worship band members from all over New York state and New Jersey. These members include: Isaiah (drums), Dan (guitar), Francesca (vocal), Jen (vocal, guitar, mandolin), and Bill (keyboard). As the event approached, Shu (violin) and Chris (dance) also joined the group. The team rehearsed on 3-4 occasions. They have bonded over praising the Lord together and sharing fellowship in one another's presence. In the mean time, Bex diligently promoted the opportunities to share their music across the regions, such as in Jubilee HQ in Dover and St. Louis, MO. 

At the start of the event, worship team gathered before the Lord to pray with thankfulness, to surrender their burdens and lift up the name of Jesus Christ. The event opened with graceful worship. Throughout the event, the versatile worship team was able to worship the Lord in different styles as worship members switched instruments and rotated leadership for various songs. There was a special dance performance, accompanied by violin solo. Christopher, part of the Revival dancers, shared the testimony behind his dance. His performance conveyed His gratitude for God for saving his life years ago. Shu is a violinist studying music therapy at New York University. In her music she also expressed the overwhelming sentiments she harbored for the strivings of human life. Worship members Bill and Francesca also shared their testimonies, inspired by being the Body of Christ to worship together. Jubilee NYC representative, Dorothy, then delivered a brief message on John 15, exhorting the worshippers of God to remain in the love of Christ to truly taste the freedom of salvation. After the event, Jubilee members and church members gathered in the social hall to enjoy a time of fellowship and an abundance of refreshments. 

May the name of the Lord be lifted high through this event. 

Also Explore

One Body in Christ: United in Faith, Growing Together in Mission

The Church of Jesus Christ is made up of believers from different nations, cultures, and walks of life, each entrusted with unique gifts and responsibilities. Yet, despite these differences, all belong to one body through faith in Christ. In 1 Corinthians 12:12, the Apostle Paul reminds believers that Christian unity

Witnesses of the Risen Kingdom

After His resurrection, Jesus did not immediately ascend to heaven. Instead, He remained with His disciples for forty days, speaking to them about the Kingdom of God. This was not a passive period. It was a time of intentional teaching and preparation.

Beginning the Year with God’s Faithfulness

“Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” — Lamentations 3:22–23 (NIV)

Thanksgiving That Reflects Grace

Thanksgiving is more than a national tradition; it is a spiritual discipline. The Apostle Paul’s words to the Thessalonians remind us that gratitude is not reserved for good days or easy seasons. It is an act of faith that sees God’s hand at work even when circumstances are unclear.

Appointing Elders, Advancing the Gospel

Paul's letter to Titus opens with urgency and mission. Crete had received the gospel. Churches had been planted. But Paul makes it clear: the work wasn't finished. The gospel had come, but in order to take root, grow, and expand further, elders had to be appointed. Leadership wasn't optional-it was foundational.

Events
  • 24
    Dec
    Christmas Retreats 2026: Rediscovering the Hope of Christ

    Christmas Retreats provide believers with an opportunity to reflect more deeply on the birth, life, and saving work of Jesus Christ. Through biblical teaching, worship, prayer, and fellowship, participants are encouraged to rediscover the wonder of God's love revealed through the Incarnation. These gatherings seek to strengthen faith, renew spiritual commitment, and prepare hearts to share the hope of the Gospel.

  • 29
    Nov
    Beginning of Advent: Preparing Our Hearts for Christ

    The season of Advent begins with a call to spiritual preparation, hope, and renewed faith in Jesus Christ. As believers reflect on the promises of His coming, they are encouraged to examine their hearts, deepen their devotion to Scripture, and remain watchful in prayer. Advent reminds the Church of God's faithfulness in sending the Savior and the glorious hope of Christ's return.

  • 26
    Nov
    Thanksgiving Day: Remembering God's Faithfulness

    Thanksgiving Day invites believers to reflect on God's abundant grace and faithfulness throughout the year. As Christians gather with grateful hearts, they are reminded to give thanks in every circumstance, recognizing His providence in both blessings and challenges. Rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:18, this occasion encourages a life of gratitude, prayer, generosity, and renewed trust in the Lord.

Resources ⟶

World Olivet Assembly believes in equipping believers with theological and practical resources that would enable them to advance the work the gospel.

Also Explore
About world olivet

World Olivet Assembly (WOA) is a global gathering of evangelical churches and para-church organizations existing for the advancement of world mission.

resources

World Olivet Assembly believes in equipping believers with theological and practical resources that would enable them to advance the work the gospel.

COPYRIGHT © 2007-2026 WORLD OLIVET ASSEMBLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.