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Revered American gospel artiste Travis Greene returns to the Celebration Centre on December 1 for the much-anticipated “Celebrate Zimbabwe” concert.
He was at the venue in December last year for a similar concert.
The “Celebrate Zimbabwe” concert will kick-start the festive season with a powerful fusion of faith and music, setting the stage for a month-long celebration of art and entertainment in Zimbabwe.
Event director Pastor Lyncolin Kapswara promised a unique gospel event in a safe family-friendly environment.
“This is a worship experience,” Kapswara said. “We are expecting the attendees to have an encounter with God that will transform their lives. They can expect high-quality performances from seasoned worship leaders and enjoy wholesome family fun in a secure environment.”
Travis Greene’s music carries a profound message of faith and inspiration, resonating deeply with the Zimbabwean audience.
His popular songs, such as ‘Made a Way’ have become anthems of hope and trust in God.
“The message of faith, hope, and trust in God is one that everyone needs,” said Kapswara. “When you listen to Travis Greene’s music, you can’t help but stir up your faith in God. Travis carries a message of hope and overcoming life’s challenges through his own personal testimony.
“His music resonates with many Zimbabweans who find themselves facing various challenges and obstacles they must overcome.”
The “Celebrate Zimbabwe” concert aims to bring people together through the power of gospel music, bridging cultural gaps.
Travis Greene’s music has played a vital role in fostering unity and harmony, bringing diverse communities together under the banner of faith.
This year’s “Celebrate Zimbabwe” experience is further enriched by the presence of Phil Thompson, an award-winning worship artist known for songs like ‘My Worship’ and ‘Atmosphere Shift.’
“We were very intentional in getting different artists because we believe in bringing different sounds jointly to share the stage,” said Pastor Kapswara.
Other acts include Jesse Priestly, a powerful spoken word artist, Nokwe The Poet, Takesure Zamar, the spirited and youthful Joyful Praise and Pastor Bonnie Deuschle.
Travis Greene’s return to Zimbabwe symbolises not only his love for the country, but also the incredible connection he has established with Zimbabwean audiences through his uplifting and faith-inspiring music.
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