The Federation of Colleges Ex-Students' Christian Association, FECA Nigeria, has announced a prophetic shift set to unfold between July and September, calling on its members—alumni of Nigerian colleges—to embrace a season of spiritual awakening and purposeful action.

FECA Nigeria, an organization founded in the year 1990 by ten young girls  to nurture the spiritual growth and integrity of college graduates, described this period, via their official social media page yesterday, as a time when the Spirit of the Lord is actively stirring His people. The association emphasized that God is preparing dedicated vessels, summoning laborers, and raising a generation committed to a consecrated culture rooted in the foundational values of the early Church.

Highlighting the metaphor of the "Winepress," FECA Nigeria explained that this is the quarter theme for the Sister's Forum, and through trials and refinement, a new generation—especially women—is being prepared for divine service. The organization also stressed the urgency of the spiritual harvest, urging willing hearts to respond to the call of the Lord of the Harvest as souls are drawn in.

The announcement further underscored that the Prayer Focus is the reality of spiritual warfare, calling for watchmen and intercessors to engage in fervent prayer and intercession. FECA Nigeria called on its members, known as FECAites, to move beyond spectatorship and actively participate in rebuilding Christian culture through Word, prayer, fellowship, and collective action.

Also, Cultures and The Great Harves explains the focus for the Brothers Forum and Outreach Focus for the quarter.

This prophetic message serves as a rallying cry for FECA Nigeria’s alumni network to deepen their commitment and influence in society, continuing the legacy of integrity and faithfulness that the association was founded to uphold.