PHOTOS: Bosco Nshuti fetes 10 years of ministry with spirit-filled concert

Rwandan gospel artistes Bosco Nshuti has embarked on a new chapter in his music ministry after a worship-packed live concert in celebration of his 10 years serving God through music. Dubbed “Unconditional Love – Season 2”, concert also served as a big occasion for the singer launch his fourth album, “Ndahiriwe.” Every moment of the concert was a moving spiritual for worshipers who filled the Kigali Conference and Exhibition Village (KCEV) to full capacity on Sunday, July 13, as they joined Nshuti for the evening of worship. Indeed, it was a moment of deep praise, thanksgiving, and testimony about God’s endless love. It took Nshuti five months of preparation, prayer, and faith for him to stage a performance he has always wished to deliver and his fellow artistes lent him a hand to achieve it. He said it was part of a journey where “God’s love continues to be revealed” in his life. ALSO READ: My concert will be more than just music—Bosco Nshuti “The joy I have today is because Jesus is my happiness,” Nshuti said. The new album “Ndahiriwe”, carries 10 songs full of gratitude, hope, and the message of salvation through Jesus Christ. Some of Nshuti’s standout tracks include Ndahiriwe, Ndatangaye, Ni muri Yesu, Jehovah, and Yanyuzeho. The artiste took through his audience each of the tracks on the album including Mbega Urukundo, Ibyo Ntunze, Niwe Mahoro, and Yanyuzeho which he was performing live for the first time. The concert drew a large number of well-known gospel artistes and faithful believers. Fellow musicians such as Israel Mbonyi, Aline Gahongayire, Theo Bosebabireba, Prosper Nkomezi, Alex Dusabe, Arsene Tuyi, Danny Mutabazi, and Ben and Chance were all in attendance to support their ‘brother in Christ.’ Legendary gospel singer Aime Uwimana also graced the stage with his soul-driving songs. The night also featured a message from Pastor Hortense Mazimpaka, who preached on the theme of God’s unconditional love. She reminded believers that God’s love is not earned by good deeds, but it is freely given through Jesus Christ. Quoting from 1 John 4:10, she said, “This is love: not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” She said that God does not wait for people to be perfect; His love meets us where we are. Reading from Romans 5:6-10, Pastor Mazimpaka reminded everyone that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. She added, “Even when you get saved, God doesn’t love you more or less. His love is full, perfect, and unchanging.” She encouraged believers to fix their eyes on Jesus, referring to Hebrews 12:2: “Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith...” During the second half of the show, Bosco performed more uplifting songs such as Umutima, Uwambitswe, Nzamuzura, Ndashima, and Ni muri Yesu. At one point, he paused to honor key people who supported his journey—his wife, parents, choirs like New Melodies and Sirowamu, Producer Bruce, and Josue Shimwa, the friend who first took him to the studio. The audience was visibly touched when Aime Uwimana joined him on stage to perform their collaboration “Ndashima.” The crowd responded in worship as Uwimana sang other timeless songs including Urera, Yoshua, and Niwowe Ndirimba. Towards the end, Nshuti was joined by Ben and Chance to perform their song “Urukundo” and their own tracks Zaburi and Munda y’Ingumba. Ben took a moment to share the testimony behind their well-known song “Tambira Uwiteka”, revealing that he wrote it one early morning after an overnight prayer session in church. The song led into the final act, with Nshuti wrapping up the night with the anointed song “Ndumva Unyuzuye”—leaving the crowd in joyful praise, filled with the Holy Spirit, and thankful for God's goodness. The “Unconditional Love – Season 2” concert was an event that showed a revival, a celebration of God’s faithfulness in one man’s life, and a reminder to every believer that God's love never fails. “Indeed, I am blessed,” Nshuti said.

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PHOTOS: Bosco Nshuti fetes 10 years of ministry with spirit-filled concert