Sinach Inspires Thousands at Today’s Woman Conference in Zimbabwe
Award-winning gospel artist Sinach has reaffirmed that her mission goes beyond entertainment, focusing instead on creating a spiritual impact on her millions of followers. She brought her ministry to Zimbabwe during the recently concluded Today’s Woman (TW) Conference at Glamis Arena.
Over Friday and Saturday, Sinach delivered a memorable performance that lifted gospel music lovers into deep worship. The atmosphere reflected more than just an event; it embodied a movement designed to equip women with confidence, strength, and spiritual grounding.
The Glamis Arena was transformed into a worship arena for three days, drawing women from various walks of life. The conference focused on themes central to women’s realities, faith, leadership, family, and social responsibility, while promoting unity among participants.
Running under the theme “Today’s Woman: Serving God in Her Generation With The Fear Of the Lord,” the event was guided by the vision of Archbishop Eunor Guti. The conference aimed to create a platform for encouragement, sharpening, and empowerment rooted in God’s Word, welcoming women from diverse backgrounds and denominations.
Sinach shared the stage with local gospel artists including Fungisai Zvakavapano-Mashavave, Faith Makoni, and Evangelist David Mabvuramiti. Her performance was marked by powerful messages of faith, worship, and perseverance. She described the experience as a ministry, not just entertainment.
“Performing in the presence of thousands of women from across the country who came to minister the works of God is an honour for me. For me it was not just a performance, it was a ministry coming together to put our hearts to God and just worship Him,” Sinach said.
The conference also featured global speakers who offered practical insights on topics including women’s health, mental health, parenting children with special needs, marriage, single parenting, entrepreneurship, and spiritual growth.
Sinach last performed in Zimbabwe during her 2022 “It’s Time Live With Sinach” concert at the Harare International Conference Centre. Her presence at the TW Conference reaffirmed her role as a leading figure in gospel music with a mission to inspire and transform lives through worship.
