Frequently Asked Questions

Kingdom Nation is a citywide Christian unity movement calling churches, leaders, worshippers, young people, creatives, and believers to come together around one name: Jesus. It is not built around one church, brand, logo, or personality, but around the collective Church standing together for the hope and transformation of Bulawayo.

Stadium Worship is a united worship and prayer gathering where believers from different churches and denominations gather in one place to lift up Jesus. It will feature a combined choir and worship team, with no platform personalities or church branding.

One City. One Voice. One Name. This captures the heart of the movement: churches across Bulawayo uniting as one voice to glorify one name, Jesus.

No. Kingdom Nation and Stadium Worship are not owned by one church or ministry. The vision is to build a collective movement that belongs to the Body of Christ.

Kingdom Nation and Stadium Worship are being coordinated by a team of believers, leaders, and volunteers working together with churches, partners, and stakeholders across the city. The movement is not owned by one church or ministry, but is carried by the wider Body of Christ.

Bulawayo is a city of heritage, resilience, influence, dignity, and promise. Kingdom Nation believes this is a defining moment for the City of Kings to unite in prayer, worship, and hope.

The goal is to see souls reached for Jesus, rekindle revival in young people, strengthen unity across churches, release hope-filled media, build authentic relationships between believers, and document a powerful expression of unity.

Kingdom Nation believes the Church is stronger when it stands together. The movement is built around honour, collaboration, prayer, and the belief that Jesus is greater than denominational differences.

The gathering will include worship, prayer, citywide intercession, and a visible expression of Christian unity. It will bring together worshippers and churches from different backgrounds in one atmosphere of surrender and hope.

No. Stadium Worship is the gathering, the worship experience, but Kingdom Nation is the movement. The vision includes prayer, media, youth mobilisation, church collaboration, leadership engagement, and storytelling before and after the event.

No. The event is free and open to everyone.

Churches, worship teams, youth groups, intercessors, creatives, media teams, marketplace leaders, sponsors, volunteers, and believers across Bulawayo and beyond can participate.

Churches can participate through prayer, mobilisation, worship team involvement, youth activation, volunteer teams, media support, financial partnership, and helping to spread the message across their communities.

Young people are central to carrying the vision. They will help mobilise, volunteer, create media, serve in teams, participate in worship, and help tell the story of hope across the city.

The heart of the gathering is not celebrity, performance, or platform personalities. The focus is united worship, prayer, and the presence of God.

The One Story Media Campaign is a multi-month media initiative that will tell stories of hope across Bulawayo. It will highlight Christianity in the province, Jesus and hope in sports, business, the marketplace, youth, and the future of the city.

Yes. Individuals, churches, and organisations with stories of hope, transformation, faith, resilience, and impact in Bulawayo can contact the Kingdom Nation Team for guidance on how to submit their stories for possible inclusion in the campaign.

Interested volunteers can contact the Kingdom Nation Team and indicate the area in which they would like to serve, such as media, ushering, logistics, prayer, worship, mobilisation, technical support, or social media.

Organisations can partner through sponsorship, media support, technical services, logistics, transport, security, advertising, production support, or by funding specific campaign needs.

Financial partnership enquiries can be directed to the Kingdom Nation Team on WhatsApp: +263 782 125 975.

Yes. The initiative is committed to integrity, transparent financial oversight, advisory involvement, and documented outcomes. Accountability and governance are key parts of the movement.

Yes. Media engagement is part of the vision. Media houses, journalists, photographers, videographers, and content creators can contact the Kingdom Nation Team for official coverage details and accreditation.

Media partnership enquiries can be directed to the Kingdom Nation Team on WhatsApp: +263 787 963 720.

The movement has a proven foundation from Harare 2017-2018, where over 200 churches united, 18,000 people gathered at Glamis Arena, and over 6 million people were engaged through radio and TV.

The heart of the 2026 expression is Bulawayo, but the invitation is open to everyone who carries the burden for unity, worship, revival, and the hope of the city.

People can stay updated through official Stadium Worship communication platforms, church announcements, social media updates, and direct communication from the organising team. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stadiumworship/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stadiumworship WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBnhYb9WtBx5FrFfj3w