Grace in Action: Celebration Churches International Hosts Action Conference 2025 in Harare

There’s something deeply moving about people who gather with one heart, one voice and one mission. It’s a tradition rooted in ancient times, when the Israelites would assemble three times a year to meet with God, to be renewed and to celebrate His faithfulness. Today, in the heart of Harare, that sacred rhythm beats on through Celebration Churches International’s largest annual gathering — Action Conference 2025, running from May 21 to 25 at Celebration Centre in Borrowdale.

This year’s conference carries more than just a calendar date. Organisers have called it a movement, a spiritual ascent and an invitation to step from grace to grace — an opportunity to grow deeper, reach higher and experience the tangible presence of God in a way that transforms everyday life. With the theme “Grace in Action”, this event aims to be more than inspirational — it’s meant to be catalytic.

Held three times annually, these gatherings unite the Celebration Church family not only across Zimbabwe but from beyond the country’s borders. People travel from all directions — rural and urban, near and far — converging with a shared expectancy. What unfolds is more than a series of sermons and worship sessions. It’s a city-wide awakening that impacts individuals, families, and communities. Under one roof, generations come together to worship, to learn and to encounter a deeper sense of purpose.

From today through Sunday, the doors of Celebration Centre will remain open to thousands seeking more — more of God, more hope, more direction. Attendees can expect powerful messages, soul-stirring worship, and moments that could change the trajectory of their lives. But the essence of Action Conference 2025 isn’t confined to the walls of the auditorium.

This gathering has become a rallying point for spiritual, social and economic renewal. It’s a time when stories of transformation emerge — stories that prove grace is not passive. It moves. It heals. It builds. One such testimony is from Dzivarasekwa, where a group of women, once struggling for opportunities, are now thriving thanks to training they received from Celebration Church’s Compassion Ministries. Skilled in tailoring and dressmaking, these women will showcase and sell their creations at the conference, a testament to grace turned into enterprise.

What began as a small skills development programme has become a beacon of empowerment — practical proof that Action is not just about spiritual renewal but also about social impact. The organisers describe this dual mission as equipping people to live fully and change their world — not in theory, but in action.

The event is open to all. Whether you’re a member of Celebration Churches or someone searching for meaning, direction or simply a place to belong, the invitation stands. Action Conference 2025 is described as a space where grace meets grit, where faith meets the future and where ordinary people can encounter an extraordinary God.

“Don’t miss your moment,” the organisers say. And for thousands making their way to Celebration Centre this week, that moment might just be now.