Zimbabwe Mission Report, October 2026

We are so grateful for all God has opened in Zimbabwe during this recent ministry trip with Ryan and Fabion. Following the change of our previous connection in Marondera, the last two years have been spent building new relationships in both schools and churches. This journey felt like a significant breakthrough, with new doors opening across the nation.

At Glenview 7 School in Harare, home to 1,950 pupils, we partnered with school leadership to provide enough food to support daily feeding until Christmas. Alongside this, we are helping establish a sustainable project through 500 layer hens, which will provide both nutrition and income for the school. We are also preparing to share our Revival Fires children's curriculum through the school's existing classroom technology, bringing Spirit-filled teaching alongside practical support.

The trip also saw the beginning of four new church partnerships: Victory Power International Church (Chitungwiza), Glory Church (Hatfield), Cornerstone Church (Borrowdale), and Hebron Assembly (Glendale). We witnessed a remarkable hunger for God everywhere we ministered, with salvations, healings, powerful encounters with the Holy Spirit, and many receiving fresh impartation.

A particular highlight was ministering at Glory Church's Momentum Revival Conference in Harare. More than 300 delegates gathered with a deep hunger for revival, and the ministry times were marked by God's presence in a powerful way. We sensed an immediate connection with the leadership and are excited to see how this relationship develops in the years ahead.

We also visited Thrums School near Bindura, where we shared the gospel, fed the children, and laid plans for ongoing feeding and sustainable development projects. The need is significant, but so is the openness to partnership and practical support. Thanks to the generosity of our Revival Children Zimbabwe partners, we were able to feed 1,959 children at Glenview School and 300 children at Thrums School. Your support is making a tangible difference in the lives of children, families, churches, and communities across Zimbabwe.

One of the most memorable moments came at Hebron Assembly, a small rural church meeting without electricity, sound equipment, or even lighting beyond a torch. What began with a handful of people quickly grew as villagers gathered. As we ministered, testimonies of healing emerged, worship erupted, and the room filled with joyful celebration. It was a powerful reminder that God's presence is not limited by resources or circumstances.

This trip felt like more than a successful mission; it felt like a new chapter. Across schools, churches, and communities, we encountered an unusual openness to both the gospel and long-term partnership. We leave Zimbabwe convinced that God is establishing strategic relationships that will bear fruit for years to come, and we are excited to continue building where He is already moving.

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Ryan Baker-Barnes

Revival Fires