Ngoma UMC Hymnbook

Ngoma UMC Hymnbook brings the beloved United Methodist Church Shona Hymn Book, known as “Ngoma,” right to your iPhone and iPad.

Whether you are preparing for Sunday service, leading devotion, or taking a quiet moment for reflection, Ngoma UMC Hymnbook keeps every hymn of the faith within reach, even when you are offline.

What’s Inside

• 353+ Shona UMC hymns — the complete collection, organized and easy to access

• Liturgical elements — including Chitenderano Chevapostori (Apostles’ Creed), Munamato waTenzi (The Lord’s Prayer), Order of Service, Mazwi Ekupindurana (Responsive Readings), Nyasha (Benediction), and Doxologies

• Full offline access — no Wi-Fi or mobile data required

• Powerful search — find any hymn quickly by title, number, or lyrics

• Browse by category — navigate easily through organized sections

• Bookmarks and favorites — save your most-used hymns for quick access

• Share hymns — send hymns to friends and family via WhatsApp, email, and more

• Light and dark mode — enjoy comfortable reading day or night

• Clean, modern design — built for iOS with a clear, distraction-free reading experience

Perfect For

• Church members attending UMC services or anyone passionate about hyms

• Choir leaders and worship teams

• Pastors and lay preachers preparing sermons

• Sunday school teachers and youth leaders

• Families conducting home devotions

• Zimbabwean diaspora staying connected to their faith roots

The Meaning of Ngoma

“Ngoma” means drum — a symbol of rhythm, heartbeat, and unity in African culture. Just as a drum gathers people in song and celebration, Ngoma UMC Hymnbook invites you into deeper worship and fellowship through timeless hymns of the Methodist tradition.

“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” — Psalm 150:6

Coming Soon

• Audio playback for selected hymns

• Additional liturgical content updates

Download Ngoma UMC Hymnbook today and carry the sound of faith wherever you go.

Developed by Willard Muzaeni (Wilsoft), proudly built for the UMC community in Zimbabwe and beyond.