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InWorship Revival brings believers together

Gospel artists and believers gathered at Zion Centre in Mohlakeng for an evening of praise, worship and spiritual renewal at the InWorship Revival concert.

The InWorship Revival gospel concert brought gospel artists and believers together for an evening of praise and worship at Zion Centre in Mohlakeng on October 30.

Hosted by Zion Centre worship leader Minister J, the concert featured performances by gospel artists Thatohatsi M, Tshiamo Tshukudu and Worship Redefined, with a special appearance by Minister Noluthando Mpowa.

Minister J sings during the concert. Photo: Supplied

Minister J said the vision behind InWorship Revival is to create opportunities for spiritual renewal through worship, with the focus extending beyond music and performances.

The initiative also aims to bring people from different backgrounds and generations together through faith, while providing gospel artists, ministers and worship leaders with a platform to share their God-given talents.

Tshiamo Tshukudu minsters through song during the concert. Photo: Supplied

The concert forms part of a series of InWorship Revival events held throughout 2026. Three editions have taken place this year, two of which were hosted outside the West Rand before the initiative returned to the region for its third edition.

Mahadi Mcetywa delivers an amazing show during the concert. Photo: Supplied

Minister J hopes to continue hosting events that encourage spiritual growth, strengthen faith and allow believers to connect through worship.

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