Gospel Star Sinach to Headline 2025 Today’s Woman Conference in Harare
Multi-award-winning Nigerian gospel sensation Sinach is set to return to Zimbabwe as the headline act for the 2025 Today’s Woman Conference, scheduled to take place from September 4 to 6 at the Glamis Arena in Harare.
Best known globally for inspirational hits such as “Way Maker” and “I Know Who I Am,” Sinach will grace the stage throughout the three-day interdenominational gathering, marking her first performance in Zimbabwe since her last show at the Harare International Conference Centre.
Organised under the theme “Today’s Woman: Serving God in Her Generation With the Fear of the Lord,” the annual event will be hosted by Archbishop Professor Eunor Guti. The conference aims to unite women across denominations for a time of spiritual revival, empowerment, and practical life teaching.
Speaking on behalf of Archbishop Guti, Dr. Larvene Simukai, Director of the Today’s Woman Conference, extended an open invitation to women of all backgrounds.
“We are encouraging women from every walk of life to attend this year’s conference,” said Dr. Simukai. “There will be local and international speakers addressing real-life issues that impact women and their families.”
Key topics to be tackled include women’s physical and mental health, raising children with special needs, coping with substance abuse among youth, navigating marriage and single motherhood, and building and sustaining successful businesses. Sessions on spiritual healing and deliverance will also be featured.
The conference promises a holistic experience, blending worship, teaching, and community building. Sinach’s daily performances are expected to be a major highlight, bringing together thousands of attendees for a powerful atmosphere of praise and worship.
With renowned speakers and music ministry set to take center stage, the 2025 Today’s Woman Conference is shaping up to be a landmark event on Zimbabwe’s Christian calendar.
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