Kenyan entrepreneur and socialite Huddah Monroe has sparked widespread discussion online after encouraging her followers — both believers and skeptics — to watch the viral testimonies emerging from the Hallelujah Challenge, a global digital prayer movement that’s taking over social media.
Known for her bold opinions and glamorous lifestyle, Huddah took an unexpectedly spiritual turn this week, sharing a message about the power of faith, miracles, and divine intervention spreading across platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
“IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE IN GOD. At least go watch all these Hallelujah Challenge testimonies on TT [TikTok],” Huddah posted.
Her statement quickly went viral, drawing attention to the movement from audiences who might not normally engage with religious content online.
The Hallelujah Challenge was founded in 2017 by Nigerian gospel minister Nathaniel Bassey. It is a nightly online worship session where thousands of believers from around the world gather virtually for praise and prayer.
Held from 12 a.m. to 1 a.m. Nigerian time, the challenge streams live on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, allowing participants to join from anywhere in the world. The event includes: Live worship and prayers led by Nathaniel Bassey and guest ministers, Scripture readings and declarations of faith and testimonies from participants sharing real-time stories of healing, breakthroughs, and answered prayers.
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The challenge began as a 30-day online prayer program but has since grown into a global movement that attracts millions of viewers every year.
The latest edition of the Hallelujah Challenge has gone viral on TikTok, with users sharing powerful testimonies of healing, financial miracles, and personal transformations. Videos under hashtags like #HallelujahChallenge and #HallelujahFestival have flooded timelines, turning the app into a hub of digital worship.
Huddah herself reposted one of the viral clips on her Instagram stories — a video showing a woman celebrating in a wedding veil, symbolizing a “marital breakthrough.” The clip has already surpassed 147,000 likes, highlighting the movement’s growing influence.
The Hallelujah Challenge has been widely praised for reshaping how people experience faith in the digital age. By combining live music, prayer, and social sharing, it has transformed social media into a global congregation where millions connect through worship.
By urging her massive online following to watch these testimonies, Huddah Monroe has emerged as an unexpected voice for digital evangelism — proving that conversations about faith can thrive even in spaces dominated by entertainment and pop culture.
