Tucker’s Grove Camp Meeting and similar sites serve as powerful symbols of cultural preservation and spiritual resilience. Rooted in the legacy of religious traditions, these gatherings have historically provided sacred spaces for worship, community, and resistance in the face of segregation and systemic oppression. Today, they continue to embody a living heritage preserving intergenerational faith practices, music, and fellowship, while reminding us of the enduring strength and cultural signifi

3.8K reactions · 602 shares | We are right around the corner from JSM Camp Meeting 2024! We can hardly wait for the Family Worship Center sanctuary to be filled with saints of God from around the world. We hope that you can be here March 27-31. Register now for this free event! #JSMCAMP24 #FWCBR | Jimmy Swaggart | Facebook

As an English speaking District, our Camp Meeting history begins from the time our parent church City Centre was formed and we joined the saints at Anderson High School. Here is a testimony from Mrs Dube, a member who has been within the Harare City East District from 1988. 36 Years later our camp meetings are still the Hub of annual spiritual revival and rejuvenation as instructed in the Bible. Plan to attend by making your payment towards registration 😄. #tuesdaytestimonies #hararecitycentres