Africa-Press – Eswatini. Free entry event promises powerful music, worship, and teaching on July 12, 2025.
Somhlolo Park will come alive on Saturday, July 12, as believers gather for Jesus To The Streets, an open-air worship experience aimed at igniting revival and drawing young people closer to God. The event kicks off at 11 a.m. with a dynamic lineup of gospel artists and ministers.
The program features The Well Team, Shekinah Motsa, Fafa, Nomandla Sandra, and Sphiwo Ndoni, with the Word of God delivered by Pastor Hlatshwayo. The day promises a spirit-filled atmosphere of worship, music, and teaching designed to lead people into a deeper encounter with Christ.
The event is hosted by The Well, a movement founded by Silindokuhle Zongo, who shared the inspiration behind the vision.
“We were inspired by the verse in Matthew 28:19 that says Go therefore and make disciples of all nations [help the people to learn of Me, believe in Me, and obey My words], baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Our aspiration is for all young people of our generation to come to the knowledge of the truth, which is Jesus,” said Zongo.
He explained that The Well started as a music-focused ministry but soon felt a greater calling to reach beyond performance.
“The Well ministers through music from a performance base, but the burden became more than that. The vision became more about the lost souls that needed to come to the understanding of Christ, and from there we knew we could not stay in the confinement of the four halls,” he added.
Attendees can expect a truly transformative experience.
“People must come expecting to have an encounter with God, the Holy Spirit. Good music and a very powerful Word of God,” said Zongo.
At its heart, Jesus To The World is about revival.
“Revival more than anything, igniting a zeal and hunger for God in young people. That’s the vision: Africa back to God,” Zongo emphasized.
The Well is inviting everyone to be part of this movement through prayer and financial partnership.
“People can partner with us financially and also pray for us. For more details they can follow us on our social media platforms: TikTok @TheWell, Instagram @TheWell_Outpouring, and Facebook as The Well Outpouring,” he shared.
Best of all, the event is free to attend, in line with the ministry’s mission of inclusivity and openness.
“The entry is free, and so is Jesus,” Zongo concluded.
Jesus To The Streets at Somhlolo Park promises to be a landmark gathering for those seeking to worship, connect, and experience the life-changing power of the Gospel.
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