Award-Winning Gospel Performers Ebuka Songs and Sunmisola Elizabeth Agbebi Okeleye Shine at Prophesied Relentless Worship Encounter 2025

Ebuka Songs and Sunmisola Elizabeth Agbebi Okeleye delivered powerful performances at the Prophesied Relentless Worship Encounter held at the United Family International Church’s (UFIC) Basilica in Chitungwiza on Saturday. Their presence electrified the event, marking the second edition of the worship gathering with deep spiritual impact.

The duo shared the stage with the UFIC Choir and gospel artists Michael Mahendere, Larry Gunda, Tapiwa Masara, Carol Nyakuba, and Hubert Chigumira. The Basilica was filled to capacity, reverberating with worship, joyful cries, and heartfelt praise. The event attracted several dignitaries, including the Nigerian ambassador to Zimbabwe, Zachariah Mallam Ifu, and Prophetess Ruth Makandiwa.

From arrival, Ebuka Songs and Sunmisola were warmly welcomed by the organising team. Their performances were at the heart of the night’s spiritual experience, confirming the event as the fulfillment of a prophesied gathering. The UFIC Choir opened the worship with strong melodies and prophetic declarations, setting a tone of expectation and reverence.

Sunmisola challenged the youth and the entire congregation to stay rooted in Christ and live according to His word. She led worship with a mix of old and new songs driven by the Holy Spirit, including “You Are Yahweh,” “Holy,” “Your Presence,” and “Yeshua.” Her message before worship was a powerful call to deepen faith and commitment.

Ebuka Songs, arriving in Zimbabwe early Saturday afternoon, led a dynamic worship session with songs such as “I Will Pray,” “Calling My Name,” “The Name of Jesus,” “Jesus Christ is Seen,” “Jesus Oh” featuring Moses Bliss, “What I Preach,” “Total Submission,” and “Fade Away.” His set included prayer, confessions, and deliverance, drawing many to the altar with offerings. Ebuka expressed gratitude for the worship experience and fulfillment of his mission to connect with God and the community.

The UFIC Choir opened the night with songs like “Eternal One,” “You Are Holy,” “Ichokwadi Mwari Ariko,” “Ndinokurira,” “Hande,” and “Najesu Tinosvika.” Tapiwa Masara followed with deep worship through “Jesu Anoda Vanhu Vake,” “Kupindura Anondinzwa Ndichinamata,” “Mipinduro Yemibvunzo,” and “Rumbidzo.” Carol Nyakuba’s segment included “Ndati Ndokumbira Moyo Wangu,” “Ndaigara Pachikona,” “You’re Yahweh,” and “Mutsvene.” Hubert Chigumira performed “Thank You, Lord,” “He Reigns,” and “I Will Worship.”

Larry Gunda led worship with songs such as “Hatisati Tazviona,” “Yahweh Yahweh,” “Tahwina,” “You Are Not a Man,” and “Kana Mwari Akurangarira.” Michael Mahendere closed the night with a stirring performance emphasizing spiritual growth through musical and pastoral training. He reminded youthful ministers of the importance of dedication and preparation for success in ministry. His songs “Pamunokomborera Vanhu Venyu” and “Messiah” created a powerful atmosphere of unity and empowerment.

Mahendere announced upcoming Messiah Tours scheduled for Mutare, Bulawayo, and the UK starting August 30. He urged ministers to live in alignment with their ministry through consistent practice and grounding in the word.

The Prophesied Relentless Worship Encounter 2025 fulfilled its promise. The night overflowed with testimonies of healing, deliverance, renewed purpose, and salvation. The spiritual energy in the Basilica confirmed that the prophecy was realized. Worship was relentless and transformative, leaving attendees with a deep sense of encounter with God.

This event reinforced the power of gospel music to unite, heal, and inspire spiritual growth across Zimbabwe and beyond.