Free to Worship brings spirit-filled legacy concerts to Australia, headlined by Mathias Mhere

By Chipo Sabeta

Celebrated gospel artist Mathias Mhere is set to headline the Free to Worship Legacy Concerts in Australia, a series of worship events bringing together believers from around the world for nights of praise, unity, and celebration.

Supported by Diaspora Insurance, the highly anticipated concerts will be held across three major cities next month: Melbourne on November 7, Sydney on November 8, and Perth on November 9, marking one of the most significant international tours for the Free to Worship movement.

Free to Worship began as a small group of passionate singers united by a common mission: to worship God freely. Over the years, the choir, part of ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries International (FIFMI), has grown into a globally recognised ensemble of gifted vocalists and musicians who embody the energy, unity, and faith of FIF’s vision.

Through dedication, teamwork, and steadfast partnerships, including long-standing support from Diaspora Insurance, Free to Worship has transformed from humble beginnings into a global phenomenon. The group’s mission is to demonstrate that when people are truly free to worship, lives are changed, hearts are healed, and nations are uplifted.

For over a decade, Diaspora Insurance has been a faithful partner of the movement, supporting its efforts to spread hope and faith through music.

Known for their powerful and spirit-filled concerts, Free to Worship events have become landmark gatherings on the FIF calendar, drawing thousands of worshippers across cities and nations. Each concert brings an atmosphere of revival, joy, and community through original music, dynamic praise, and heartfelt worship that transcends cultures and languages.

“We have been praising God from our humble beginnings until now, when we are having sold-out shows,” said Chairman Tawanda Sarireni. “With Free to Worship concerts selling out and packing arenas over three consecutive years, there has been a longing to see the group live by many overseas fans.”

Beyond the stage, Free to Worship also serves as a training ground for young believers, helping them discover and nurture their God-given musical talents. Many alumni have gone on to inspire others in both local and international ministries, carrying the same anointing and excellence that define the group.

Sarireni said the choir continues to unite worship leaders, gospel singers, and instrumentalists from various churches and nations, strengthening the message of unity in faith.

Founded by the late Archbishop Ezekiel Guti, Free to Worship continues to shine as a vessel of praise, reminding believers everywhere that music, faith, and devotion can transform communities and touch nations.