Bishop's new year message
Bishop speech
Greetings to The Saint Peter’s Apostolic Church- Ngarava. 2018 is past and 2019 is awaiting in full. It is a privilege and honour to realize the incredible privilege that God has bestowed me to lead this Church for his Glory to this Family. I have not stopped thanking our God for all of you and your great devotion and commitment in serving our Holy Father for the sake of the Gospel in this wonderful community. It is obvious your willingness, hard work and commitment to prayer has led to spiritual growth that is recognizable to all.
We continue to prosper in many ways as God consistently brings talented, gifted and spiritual people to our fellowship. We have great plans for the upcoming year. But looking back, I want to bring out the highlights of last year: Our church planting and evangelism activities continues to be a success in Gutu, Gweru and South Africa, bringing the Word to thousands of people weekly. Our website and Facebook reach more and more people in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Joppa grew to our biggest to date. Safe Haven revival was a big success due to the hard work and commitment of our volunteers (Apostle baba and amai Tipedze). Canaan (South Africa) resulted in many devotees giving their life to Jesus Christ. We also feel honoured to have our Gutu District headquarters being established. We look forward to the revival of other fallen branches. We look forward to volunteers to take upon this burden and work for the lord.
We received new babies in the church. We also received new members. We also did not receive any death pertaining church members although some members lost their beloved ones. May their souls rest in eternal peace.
I look forward to where God will lead us next year, and how he will use us. Please know that I make mention of you always through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving in my heart. The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. I wish you a prosperous 2019. Amen! Philippians 1:3-6 Your Humble Servant in the Lord, Bishop Mudzve O.
Greetings to The Saint Peter’s Apostolic Church- Ngarava. 2018 is past and 2019 is awaiting in full. It is a privilege and honour to realize the incredible privilege that God has bestowed me to lead this Church for his Glory to this Family. I have not stopped thanking our God for all of you and your great devotion and commitment in serving our Holy Father for the sake of the Gospel in this wonderful community. It is obvious your willingness, hard work and commitment to prayer has led to spiritual growth that is recognizable to all.
We continue to prosper in many ways as God consistently brings talented, gifted and spiritual people to our fellowship. We have great plans for the upcoming year. But looking back, I want to bring out the highlights of last year: Our church planting and evangelism activities continues to be a success in Gutu, Gweru and South Africa, bringing the Word to thousands of people weekly. Our website and Facebook reach more and more people in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Joppa grew to our biggest to date. Safe Haven revival was a big success due to the hard work and commitment of our volunteers (Apostle baba and amai Tipedze). Canaan (South Africa) resulted in many devotees giving their life to Jesus Christ. We also feel honoured to have our Gutu District headquarters being established. We look forward to the revival of other fallen branches. We look forward to volunteers to take upon this burden and work for the lord.
We received new babies in the church. We also received new members. We also did not receive any death pertaining church members although some members lost their beloved ones. May their souls rest in eternal peace.
I look forward to where God will lead us next year, and how he will use us. Please know that I make mention of you always through prayer and supplication with thanksgiving in my heart. The Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. I wish you a prosperous 2019. Amen! Philippians 1:3-6 Your Humble Servant in the Lord, Bishop Mudzve O.
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