UK’s ‘Free to Worship’ Group Arrives for Ezekiel Guti Day Festivities
Elder Tawanda Sarireni, Chairperson of the Ezekiel Guti Day, recently announced that May 4th will be dedicated to honoring the legacy of the late National Hero, Archibishop Apostle Professor Ezekiel Handinawangu Guti.
The celebrations will include a Walkathon and Musical Concert at ZAOGA Braeside, featuring both international and local artists. Headlining the musical concert will be the UK-based Free to Worship group, known for their six albums.
“We are honored to dedicate this day to the life and legacy of our beloved father, Archibishop Guti,” said Elder Sarireni.
“His impact on our country and the world at large is immeasurable, and we are proud to continue his work.”
Joining them on stage will be local artists such as Sebastian Magacha, Fungisai Zvakavepano, Pastor Haisa, Pastor David Mabvuramiti, and Sir Benjamin Rupapa.
The Free to Worship group arrived at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport on April 29, where they were warmly welcomed by Elder Sarireni.
“We are thrilled to have Free to Worship join us in celebrating Archibishop Guti’s legacy,” said Elder Sarireni. “Their music is a powerful tool for spreading the gospel, and we are grateful for their support.”
In an interview with Showbiz, Deniel Chidziwa, a member of Free to Worship, said, “We are very happy to come and perform in honor of Ezekiel Guti. It means a lot to us to be part of this celebration.”
“We love to spread the gospel through music, and to see Baba’s Kids celebrating this day is a blessing,” Chidziwa added.
Dr. Ezekiel Guti established the Walkathon to encourage fitness and a healthy lifestyle. On May 4th, participants will gather in groups to walk distances of 2.5 km, 5 km, and 10 km. The event will conclude with an aerobics session guided by a well-known fitness instructor.
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“We encourage everyone to join us in this Walkathon, as we promote healthy living and celebrate Archibishop Guti’s legacy,” said Elder Sarireni.
The celebrations seek to pay tribute to the significant accomplishments of the late Archbishop Guti, which have deeply influenced both the nation and the global community.
His legacy includes the establishment of churches across Zimbabwe and in more than 169 nations and states globally. He also contributed to the development of schools, hospitals, and a university, leaving a lasting impact that has inspired generations.
“We are proud to continue Archibishop Guti’s work, and we hope that these celebrations will inspire others to follow in his footsteps,” said Elder Sarireni.
Aside from the Walkathon and musical concert, the festivities will feature a computer training initiative for young locals. Scheduled for April 30th at 10 am in Chitungwiza, this program will be led by officials from the ICT ministry.
About 400 youths, ranging up to age 45, are anticipated to participate in this training, focusing primarily on cyber security awareness.
