Open Heavens: “This Is Kingdom” Brings Free Worship Gathering To Johannesburg
Ntokozo Mbambo Sets A Sacred Focus For Open Heavens Worship Concert
Open Heavens: “This Is Kingdom” Brings Free Worship Gathering To Johannesburg. A river is about to run through Benoni. Inspired by Ezekiel 47:9, Ntokozo Mbambo’s Open Heavens: This Is Kingdom convenes a city-wide worship gathering at Willowmoore Cricket Stadium on Friday, 8 November.
The vision is simple: create an atmosphere where “everything will live wherever the river goes,” and let South Africa’s worshipers respond in unity and expectation.
Admission is free, with registration on Quicket required. Gates open at 10:00, and the main program begins at 12:00. Organisers are urging early registrations as momentum builds around a star-studded ministerial lineup and the promise of a spiritually charged afternoon that flows into the evening.
Anchored by Mbambo, the platform brings together a multigenerational roster of voices shaping worship on the continent and beyond: SUNMISOLA AGBEBI-OKELEYE, Janet Manyowa, Nqubeko Mbatha, Dr Tumi, HLE, Mmatema, OnceMore Six, Mabongi Fero, Khaya Mthethwa, Takalani Chairo, and Janine Price.
From anthemic congregational praise to intimate devotionals, attendees can expect a tapestry of sounds and testimonies that echo the event’s river theme: life, healing, and renewal.
The heart behind This Is Kingdom is consecration. In the run-up to the day, organisers have called worshipers to set themselves apart and arrive ready for God to “move freshly.” That emphasis on preparation, paired with an accessible, free-to-register format, positions Open Heavens as both a spiritual upper room and a city celebration. Families, youth groups, church teams, and anyone hungry for God are welcome.
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