The Tabernacle of Grace Choir is set to mark a major milestone in its journey of ministry with its first-ever live DVD recording. The highly anticipated event will take place on Sunday, April 13, 2025, at 1:00 PM at the Grace Centre, located opposite NRichard along Bulawayo Road. This historic occasion is free to attend and open to all.
Grace Choir is a dedicated group of individuals committed to spreading the gospel through righteousness, evangelism, worship, fellowship, and charity. For 20 years, they have been instrumental in transforming lives and uplifting communities with their music and ministry.”

Celebrating 20 years of ministry, the Grace Choir has dedicated itself to spreading the message of righteousness, evangelism, worship, fellowship, and charity. This live recording will not only showcase their musical excellence but also serve as a testament to the unwavering support of their community and their commitment to touching lives through gospel music.
“This is more than just a recording; it is a celebration of grace, faith, and the incredible journey we have embarked on over the past two decades,” said Yollanda Chimbarami, spokesperson for the choir. “Our vision is to bring the power of God to people worldwide and to raise individuals who embody the character of Jesus Christ.”
Beyond the spiritual significance of the event, part of the proceeds will go towards the completion of the Grace Centre and initiatives aimed at assisting the less privileged. This aligns with the choir’s mission of using their platform for positive social impact.
The event is expected to draw a large audience, including gospel music enthusiasts, worshippers, and supporters of the Grace Choir’s ministry. Attendees can look forward to a powerful evening of worship and celebration, featuring soul-stirring performances that will uplift and inspire.
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