ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries International Braeside District is set to host a prestigious four-day Real Men’s Conference this week geared towards empowering today’s men.
BY FIDELITY MHLANGA
The conference to be held at the Braeside District Church will begin on Thursday and end on Sunday.
The aim of the gathering is to empower men financially, sexually, spiritually, legally, physically and emotionally.
Breaside District Pastor Gershem Musvipa said the conference was the brainchild of Archbishop Apostle Ezekiel Guti shared in his book that was in demand worldwide titled The Wise Man.
“The title itself Real Men’s Conference was pulled out of Archbishop Ezekiel Guti’s teachings where he has over the years called upon men to be the ‘real men’,” Musvipa said.
“Every time we talk about the ‘real’, it means there is a counterfeit. Cultures, society, civilisation and pressure groups have come up with different definitions of a ‘real man’. However, the accurate definition can only be found in men’s manual — the Bible. Only the Creator of man can give the best definition of a man. And the Real Men’s Conference is providing that life-changing experience where men are empowered to make it in today’s world while meeting scriptural standards.”
Musvipa said one of the most interesting highlights of the conference would be a discussion titled Women’s perspective, which would be facilitated by a woman.
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The man of God said the other reason of the conference was to build, align and develop men into their designer’s (God) expectations as prescribed in the Bible.
Men are set to learn from esteemed pastors such as Provincial overseer Sebenzile Msiza, who will teach about the Godly man, while Pastor Musvipa will dwell on the topic The cry for a real man.
Other speakers at the conference would include revered bankers Nicholas Vingirai and Nigel Chanakira, as well as prominent businessman Timothy Matangi.
Topics to be covered include business development, motivation for men, men’s visions, wills and inheritance, the Godly man, men’s relationships (in-laws), men’s sexuality, family health, men’s relationships (children) and a woman’s perspective.
