Zimbabwe Fellowship New England celebrated mothers with a special evening dedicated to honouring their love, strength and grace. The celebration featured fellowship, gratitude, food, dancing and an inspiring guest speaker. It was a joyful occasion that brought families and the wider community together to appreciate and celebrate the important role of mothers.

Held on Saturday, May 17 at 125 Mt Hope St., Lowell, MA, from 5–8pm, this gathering brought the fellowship together for an evening of food, worship, and connection. Centered on Ezekiel 37:3 — "He asked me, 'Son of man, can these bones live?' I said, 'Sovereign Lord, you alone know'" — the revival featured traditional cuisine and a strong turnout from the community.

The February Monthly Fellowship Meeting was an opportunity for members of Zimbabwe Fellowship New England to gather in faith, share fellowship and strengthen community connections. Guided by the message from Ezekiel 37:3, the gathering encouraged reflection, spiritual connection and renewed hope as members came together as one fellowship.

The Christmas Fellowship Fundraising Dinner brought the Zimbabwe Fellowship New England community together for an evening of faith, family, fellowship and joy. Guests enjoyed traditional Zimbabwean food, worship, music and lively entertainment while coming together to support the Fellowship’s 2026 initiatives. It was a memorable celebration of community, culture and togetherness.

The November Monthly Fellowship Meeting brought members together for an evening of faith, fellowship and community connection. Through worship, shared experiences, activities and meaningful interaction, members had an opportunity to reconnect and strengthen relationships within the Zimbabwe Fellowship New England family.

Held on Saturday, July 19, 2025, from 5–8pm at 509 Great Road, Stow, MA, this monthly gathering brought members together for worship, fellowship, and connection. The event featured praise and worship, congregational fellowship, and a message grounded in Ezekiel 37:3, continuing the fellowship's tradition of regular community gatherings.