By Brenna Matendere
Popular Kadoma-based All Families International Church (AFIC) ministries, has spread its wings into regional countries with a base in South Africa having been recently established.
The Prophet Nyamupinga-led congregation has been drawing huge crowds in the country with congregants flocking from Sadc countries reportedly to receive healing and deliverance.
In an interview, Prophet Nyamupinga said the church had since set base in South Africa where crowds were swelling by each passing day.
“In South Africa, we are receiving scores of people who are visiting the church and it seems we are going to have a bigger congregation than we have here in Zimbabwe,” he said.
“People are witnessing the mercy of God through healing and deliverance. We are having regular services there and people are being blessed.”
The prophet revealed that in future the church would likely have more assemblies in other countries in the region and even beyond in order to bring spiritual services close to the people.
“People have been traveling from far away countries to come and be with us here. It is against that background that now we are trying to open branches in those countries,” he said.
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“The glory of God and His power must be experienced everywhere and so we have the duty to see through such good things.”
On July 28, AFIC hosted its 2019 Big Sunday where over 5 000 congregants thronged the place of worship in Kadoma.
A lot of testimonies by people who allegedly received the grace of God after being delivered by the man of God marked the height of the day.
In separate interviews, congregants revealed that the AFIC ministries had climbed up the ladder of fastest-growing assemblies in the continent.
Overseer Pharaoh Neuso told Standard Style that people who wished to engage with Prophet Nyamupinga were free to use social media networks of the church to book appointments or simply visit Rimuka suburb in Kadoma where the church is based.
“Even people from other churches seeking deliverance from the bondages laid upon them by Satan are free to visit us and have their yokes brought down,” Neuso said.
“The shackles of evil spirits are easily broken down by Prophet Nyamupinga and we have seen a lot of people since 2014 who have had their lives transformed after praying with Prophet Nyamupinga. We do not discriminate at our church. The services are extended to anyone.”
