Rising gospel singer Zion Grace, born Grace Owolabi, is celebrating eight years in ministry with a renewed commitment to supporting vulnerable communities and plans to release a gratitude themed single to commemorate the milestone.
In an interview with Sunday Scoop, the singer reflected on her journey, describing her mission to care for the underprivileged, children and teenagers as a divine assignment that began even before the formal inauguration of her music ministry.
She explained that the call to serve came a month before her music platform, known as CTM, was officially launched. According to her, the outreach is more than a personal passion and has grown into a structured expression of faith in action.
Through her Care Ministry, Zion Grace organises community outreaches, prison visits and an annual summer Bible quiz competition designed to ground children and teenagers in Scripture. The initiative combines worship sessions with educational activities and prizes, nurturing spiritual growth while encouraging leadership and responsibility among young participants.
She noted that the impact of the programme has been deeply fulfilling. Seeing hope restored in the lives of children and families, she said, reinforces her belief that small acts of love and support can spark meaningful transformation.
As part of the anniversary celebration, the singer will release a new gratitude themed track written during a reflective season. She described the song as a heartfelt expression of thanksgiving for eight years of divine faithfulness, guidance and provision despite various challenges.
Over the years, Zion Grace has released two albums, two singles and two EPs. She also hosts worship gatherings such as Zion on Earth, Evening of Psalms and a 50 day altar of new songs, alongside online worship sessions.
With an expanding care arm and a growing music catalogue, Zion Grace says her focus remains on service, worship and nurturing lives through faith driven initiatives.
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