A spirit of praise, unity and giving is set to fill Nkoyoyo as the Nkoyoyo FEA Church prepares to host a special fundraising Music Concert, an event expected to bring together gospel music lovers for a night of worship and support for the work of the church.
The concert, scheduled for March 28, 2026 at 6:00 pm till late, will take place at Nkoyoyo FEA, next to St John’s Primary School, where believers and members of the community will gather, not only for entertainment, but for a meaningful cause. The event aims to raise funds to support church projects and ongoing ministry work, while at the same time strengthening fellowship among Christians.
According to the organisers, the concert will feature a powerful line-up of well-known Gospel artists, including Sphiwo Ndoni, Phinda Mnisi, Tony Mabaso, Make Siwela and the Police Gospel Messengers, all expected to deliver uplifting performances filled with messages of hope, faith and encouragement. The presence of these artists is anticipated to draw a large crowd, as Gospel music continues to play an important role in bringing people closer to God.
The evening will be hosted by Pastor N.D. Jele and Mrs S.Z. Jele, who are expected to guide the programme in a way that keeps the focus on worship, thanksgiving and the purpose of the fundraiser. Church leaders say the event is not only about raising money, but also about creating an opportunity for believers to come together in praise.
“We believe that when people gather in worship, great things happen. This concert is a chance for the community to support the church while also enjoying music that uplifts the soul,” said one of the organisers.
Tickets for the event are priced at E300 per person, and transport will be available for local attendees, making it easier for community members to take part in the gathering. Organisers have encouraged people to secure their tickets early, as the event is expected to attract many Gospel music supporters from around the area. Fundraising concerts have become one of the ways churches continue to build, grow and support their ministries. Beyond the music, such events serve as reminders that the church stands strong when believers work together in faith and generosity.
As the date approaches, excitement continues to grow, with many looking forward to a night filled with praise, fellowship and giving — a night where music will not only entertain but also inspire hearts and strengthen the work of the church.
