Story by Fungai Jachi
THE Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Forward In Faith Ministries (ZAOGA FIF) marked its 65th anniversary on a global stage, with commemorative teachings and gatherings underscoring messages of peace, unity, and community development.
Millions of congregants worldwide joined the celebration at various centres across the globe, reflecting on decades of spiritual growth and transformational impact.
In Zimbabwe, the celebrations were particularly vibrant, with Harare Central becoming a hub of musical worship and reflection on the enduring legacy of ZAOGA FIF founder and national hero, Archbishop Ezekiel Guti.
“We are very excited to be in Zimbabwe for these celebrations because it is a peaceful country that allows us to worship freely,” an international congregant said.
“We have a lot to celebrate today, and we are grateful that Zimbabwe is peaceful for us to be here, out there Zimbabwe is known for its peaceful environment,” a church member said.
Harare Central was a hive of activity as several musical groups led worship and celebrated the enduring legacy of ZAOGA FIF founder and National Hero, Archbishop Ezekiel Guti.
In her remarks, ZAOGA FIF Senior Archbishop Professor Eunor Guti chronicled the history of ZAOGA, calling for unity and peace among nations.
“I can safely say that the church has made a huge impact in terms of infrastructural development and community development. We hope to keep doing more so that ZAOGA will always be remembered as having done something for the country’s development. We shall keep on praying for the nation,” she said.
Founded in 1960 by the late National Hero Archbishop Ezekiel Guti, ZAOGA Forward In Faith has grown into a global Pentecostal movement with a footprint in 173 nations and states, reflecting its enduring legacy and spiritual impact worldwide.
