Charity Zisengwe

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Charity Zisengwe

Background information
Born	Zimbabwe
Genre(s)	Gospel
Years active	2006 (2006) - Present

Charity Zisengwe is a Gospel music singer, songwriter and speaker,

1 Biography
2 References
3 Additional sources
4 External links

[edit] Biography

[edit] Early years

Charity was born and raised in Zimbabwe and grew up in a Christian home where both parents were leaders in their church.

As a student at Murewa High School, Charity formed a trio with two of her dormitory roommates, Rhoda Chani and Kezzie Ndori, during her third year. Many students began to join the trio, which subsequently grew to a mass choir of more than 50 students.

[edit] Recording career

In 2003 Charity began writing and performing her own songs. She went to Jeffrey B Rogers Music and Creative Services studio to record her debut CD armed with her lyrics and her voice, and no back-up singers. ^[1] Rogers produced her album. She recorded all the vocals, with all three-part harmonies. In 2006 "There Is A Way", one of the songs on her self-titled debut CD, won the first place prize in the songwriting competition at The Babbie Mason Music Conference International ^[2] Charity Zisengwe was recorded in two versions, an a cappella and music version.

Charity has also had the opportunity to share the stage with international gospel singer and her mentor, Babbie Mason.