Celebration Centre holds Action Conference

Herald Reporter

CELEBRATION Churches International is set to host its largest annual gathering, the Action Conference 2025.

It runs from May 21 to 25 at Celebration Centre in Borrowdale, Harare.

The church is inviting everyone willing to participate to attend.

Said Celebration Churches in a statement yesterday: “There is something deeply moving about a people who gather with one heart, one voice and one mission.

“A tradition as ancient as time itself — when the Israelites would come together three times a year to meet with God, to be renewed and to celebrate His goodness. And today, right here in the heart of Harare, that tradition lives on.”

Celebration Churches says this year’s gathering is more than a conference but a “movement” and “a spiritual ascent”.

“It’s an invitation to move from Grace to Grace — to grow deeper, reach higher, and experience the power of grace in action.

“Three times a year, all Celebration Churches set aside time to gather as one — not just as a church, but as a family.

“People come from across the city, from the farthest corners of Zimbabwe, and even from beyond our borders. There is a sense of expectancy in the air. Lives are changed. New friendships are formed. Generations worship together under one roof, seeking one God,” said the church.

It added that this conference is a rallying point for the city — a spiritual summit designed to pour life into families, businesses, communities, and hearts weighed down by the pressures of life.

“This year’s conference promises more than powerful sermons and dynamic worship. It’s a platform for everyday miracles.

“One story worth celebrating is that of the women from Dzivarasekwa — ladies trained by the church’s Compassion Ministries in tailoring and dressmaking, who will be showcasing and selling their creations at Action 2025.

“What started as a skill-building initiative has now become a thriving testimony of grace turning into action.

‘‘Their story, along with countless others, is proof that action is not just about receiving — it’s about equipping, empowering, and releasing people to change their world,” said Celebration Churches.

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