Overview:
The two evening events are scheduled after the FORGE Leadership Conference.  In addition to attracting the general public, we also aim to attract conference participants that wish to hear more and dig deeper into the word of God.  Specifically, we want these evenings to offer “a revival” to the entire family.  This means our target is everyone – children, parents, grandparents, professionals, pastors, elders, etc.

Considering the political, economic, and social landscape – Zimbabweans could do with reminders and encouragement of who God is.  That He has not forgotten or forsaken them.  As a nation we need to know that God is at the center and is still in control – no matter how difficult our natural and physical conditions may be.   Secondly, the church needs to know and understand the God-given power they have to make a difference in the country.  However, if they church is be a catalyst of change, it is required that the church changes first.  Though the church has achieved great things in Zimbabwe, the reality is that with the Zimbabwean challenges the church has been compromised.  Therefore, its effect and impact has been shaken to some degree.  Zimbabwe needs the church to be fully functional and well equipped for its rebuilding. The church must reposition itself as a place of hope, love, healing, serving, unity, and restoration.  It must change its position to that of resounding leadership, direction, and guidance in Zimbabwe.  For all this to happen, the repositioning must begin within the believers’ hearts and minds through the realignment with the word of God.