Powerful momentum is building on college campuses across Oklahoma—and Oklahoma State University recently served as the backdrop for an unforgettable evening of faith, unity, and transformation.
For the second time, OFBCI was honored to help organize and host a Unite Us Movement gathering in Oklahoma—following a previous event at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman and most recently at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. The event drew more than 5,500 attendees, filling the arena with students and community members eager to be part of something bigger.
Led by co-founders Chad Prewett and Tonya Prewett, Unite Us Movement continues to make a profound impact nationwide—marking its 30th event in just 30 months. The evening featured dynamic worship led by Elevate Rhythm, powerful testimonies, and a clear call to faith, reflecting a growing spiritual movement among the next generation.
The partnership with OSU highlights the vital role universities play in shaping not only academic futures, but also the spiritual and emotional well-being of students. Events like this create space for meaningful connection, purpose, and hope—values that resonate far beyond campus walls.
Also in attendance was Starfish Stories, which is helping bring awareness to mental health through the re-release of Better Together on May 15. The film addresses the critical issue of suicide while emphasizing the importance of community, connection, and hope—an important complement to the message of the evening.
OFBCI is grateful for its continued partnership with Unite Us Movement and for the opportunity to collaborate with institutions like Oklahoma State University to invest in the next generation of leaders. Together, these partnerships are helping spark transformation across campuses and communities throughout Oklahoma.
Photo Highlights:
- Director Bobek with Starfish Stories Founder Marc Harper
- Director Bobek with Unite Us Movement co-founder Chad Prewett
- Director Bobek and Toni Bobek with OSU President Jim Hess
