The elegance of God’s will comfort the former epicenter of covid-19 on Heritage Day.
While millions across South Africa gathered to celebrate and remind the world of their traditions and diversity wearing their colorful traditional clothing 50 congregants met in Phandulwazi, Langa Township to uneasy their suffering and glorify the lord for survival.
Asavela Peko I October 1, 2020
Western Cape – Captivated into the high spirited, cheerful, and revival worshipping sermon of the God’s Grace Ministry during the aftermath of coronavirus that taunted hearts, spirits and lives are Capetonians who came in numbers to relieve themselves and praise the lord on a heritage day (September 24, 2020).
The sixth administration’s instrumental decision to move South Africa to Level 1 of the lockdown as of midnight on September 20, 2020 gave the much-anticipated confirmation to the ministry as it had over a month of planning the revival.
“We have been planning this revival for over a month, and when the president announced we knew that God’s plan could not be shuttered down but affirmed by the president’s address,” said 23-year-old Evangelist Nozie Ntakumba who spearheaded the sermon.
Ntakumba who is no stranger to Cape Town congregants since the inception of the God’s Grace Ministry in 2015 seemed delighted to be back and only this time covid-19 had left more graves than progress which have caused uncontrollable uncertainties and shaken faith for others.
50 congregants across the province who attended the revival where blown away by the deliverance by Ntakumba who received a standing ovation and was lauded by Amanda “Happy Girl” Raraza who is a presenter at Zibonele FM hosting a faith show named Ebukhoneni that hosted her few weeks before the deliverance in their studios in Khayelitsha.
“Sis Nozie is a vessel assigned by God to the hopeless, and to give them a breakthrough. She is a genuine prophetess and she is the kind of guests I admire and like hosting in my show,” confidently said Amanda.
She added,” Her deliverance surpassed the expectations proving that God had found the rightful messenger and his spirit led her.”
A congregant, 41-year-old Nolukhanyo Tshaka could not had enough of the revival saying that it is as if the Eastern Cape based house of the lord knew exactly what they needed after a huge blow by the coronavirus that shuttered the country into its knees.
“God has elevated the service and graced us with her daughter, Evangelist Ntakumba who could not come at a better time when we have been hit by the covid-19 changed our normal living arrangements.”
Ntakumba took to the social networks to express her gratitude to the congregants who part-taken on the revival and assured them that her church is to continue with its revivals and visits to the province as usual.
“We are grateful, and delighted by the support we received, and more importantly the elevation by the lord to deliver his word,” concluded Ntakumba.
God’s Grace Ministry says it will be hosting more sermons within the Western Cape over the upcoming years and wish to open branches in other parts of the country, however, all in due course when God gives them the strength to pursue that phase.
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