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Maria Chiguvari
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub
INTERNATIONAL award-winning gospel artist Sinach, known for her soul-stirring music and passionate worship, says her appearance at the conference will be more than a musical show.
Sinach touched down in Harare yesterday ahead of her highly-anticipated performance at the Today’s Woman conference.
“It’s not a performance, it’s a ministration and we’re coming to just put our hearts out to God and just worship.
“All lovers of Jesus are coming together to just worship Him so I’m looking forward to seeing all of you as we lift our hearts with one voice.”
Dr Larvene Simukai, Today’s Woman conference director, speaking on behalf of Archbishop Professor Eunor Guti, said they were pleased to have the presence of Sinach at the conference.
“At Today’s Woman’s Conference we are so excited to welcome Sinach to this conference.
“It’s open to all women from all walks of life.
“Come and hear the Word, get some teaching and also enjoy the ministry of Sinach.
“We will have Today’s Woman Praise Night on Saturday night,” she said.
The last time Sinach performed in Zimbabwe was during the “It’s Time Live With Sinach” concert in 2022 at the Harare International Conference Centre.
Sinach, celebrated globally for hits like ‘Way Maker’ and ‘I Know Who I Am’ will be performing every day at Today’s Woman Conference.
Her song “Way Maker” won Song of the Year at the 51st GMA Dove Awards, making her the first Nigerian to win this award.
Sinach has performed in over 50 countries.
Her songs have been covered by over 60 Christian artists like Michael W. Smith and Bethel Music. Sinach is married to Joseph Egbu, a pastor at Christ Embassy.
The conference will feature a wide range of topics, including women’s health, mental health, parenting children with special needs, marriage, single parenting, entrepreneurship and spiritual growth.
Renowned speakers from around the world will share their expertise and experiences, providing crucial insights and practical advice.
