By Nomsa Dlamini (Intern)
MBABANE – Worship revival sweeps Eswatini with Oncemore Six’s powerful ministry!
The Kingdom of Eswatini was abuzz with excitement this past weekend as the Jesus and The Church gathering made its mark in the capital, drawing hundreds to the Mbabane Alliance Church for a night of unforgettable music, worship, and spiritual connection.
Hosted by South African gospel artist Oncemore Six, the event captivated attendees with a powerful mix of electrifying music and heartfelt moments of reflection under the theme “Saved to Serve.”
From the moment the event kicked off, the atmosphere was electric, with crowds arriving early to secure their seats for the highly anticipated gathering. The church, packed to the brim, buzzed with energy as believers came together to lift their voices in praise. Social media lit up with posts and testimonials from attendees, who couldn’t help but share how deeply moved they were by the experience, calling it a spiritual revival like no other.
Oncemore Six, known for his dynamic performances and deep connection to his audience, led the worship with passion and authenticity. With his signature blend of music and ministry, he brought the crowd to their feet, creating a powerful worship environment where music and faith intertwined seamlessly.
What made the night stand out was not just the incredible music but the message that Oncemore Six shared with the congregation. Reflecting on the true meaning of worship, he reminded everyone that it’s not just about singing—it’s about surrendering to God. “Worship is leaving it all at His feet,” he said, encouraging the audience to let go of everything that hinders their connection with God, from envy to not forgiving others and beyond.
Beyond the powerful worship, the event’s impact went even further, as proceeds from the gathering are being directed toward the construction of churches across Africa. These efforts aim to build not only physical spaces for worship but spiritual foundations for prayer, discipleship, and growth—making Jesus and The Church a movement with lasting influence.
As the night drew to a close, the powerful echoes of worship remained in the hearts of attendees, many of whom left feeling spiritually renewed and ready to serve. The event, far more than a concert, was a catalyst for a wave of revival in Eswatini, reminding all who attended of the power of faith, music, and unity.
