Unity In Christ Assembly- Freeport G.B

Special presentation to Bishop Neal. Bishop Marc L. Neal

As Unity In Christ Assembly celebrates 50 years of ministry, we extend our deepest gratitude to all of our honorees-the faithful men and women whose prayers, sacrifices, dedication, and unwavering support helped build the foundation of this ministry decades ago.

Some served quietly behind the scenes.
Some labored tirelessly in the vineyard.
Some remained faithful members throughout the years.
But every contribution helped shape Unity into what it is today.

We also want to sincerely thank every family member, friend, and supporter who came to celebrate and receive awards on behalf of loved ones who were unable to attend or who have already gone on to be with the Lord. Your presence made these moments even more meaningful and reminded us that legacy never dies. Glenys Roache

We were deeply honored as Bishop Mac Neal presented Unity In Christ Assembly with a special proclamation. This moment was more than an award or presentation. It was a testament to years of faithfulness, sacrifice, prayer, and dedication to the Kingdom of God.

To witness such honor being poured into our ministry was truly emotional and unforgettable. We thank Bishop Neal for not only bringing forth a powerful word, but also for recognizing the impact and legacy of Unity In Christ Assembly.

Bishop Mac Neal all the way from Come Alive Ministries in Ohio came and absolutely shut down Convention 2026 at Unity In Christ Assembly!

What a mighty, timely, and life-changing word from the Lord. From the very moment he stepped to the podium, the atmosphere shifted and hearts were stirred. Every message, every scripture, and every declaration carried power, wisdom, conviction, and encouragement that will resonate with us for years to come.

Thank you, Bishop Neal, for allowing God to use you so mightily. Your presence blessed our church tremendously, and your words reminded us to remain steadfast in faith, bold in spirit, and committed to the call of God upon our lives. Bishop Marc L. Neal