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Women on the Move Conference: Season of faith, freedom

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For the past 19 years, the Women on the Move Conference has brought healing, comfort, light, deliverance, liberty and community to women from all walks of life and nations. (Pics: Courtesy)
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For the past 19 years, the Women on the Move Conference has brought healing, comfort, light, deliverance, liberty and community to women from all walks of life and nations.

This conference is more than just a gathering; it has become a safe space for many women who have faithfully attended over the years.

Women often come weary, burdened and hopeless, but at this conference, they experience the embrace of the Father through the preaching of the Word.

They find healing as they listen to testimonies from other women and encounter God’s truth in a deeply personal way. Every part of the conference, from the programme to the chosen speakers, is thoughtfully designed with the needs of women in Eswatini in mind.

The Pyjama Party

A highlight of the conference programme is the much-loved Pyjama Party, a favourite among regular attendees. It takes place on Friday after the evening service. Women change into their pyjamas, curl up under their throws and share stories about their lives without fear of judgment.

This portion of the conference is not recorded, as it offers a private and intimate space for women to find comfort, connection and healing among sisters.

It is a time of sharing testimonies of triumph, strengthening, empowering and building one another through honesty and the Word of God. Ladies are encouraged to bring their sleepwear to the evening service so they can change immediately afterwards. (Changing rooms will be available at the venue.) Supper will be served to all attendees during the Pyjama Party.

Conference Invitation

Sword and Spirit Ministries warmly invites women from all walks of life to the 19th Women on the Move Conference.

This year’s theme is: ‘You have circled this mountain long enough.’ (Deuteronomy 2:3)

Circling the same mountain can be discouraging – whether it’s the mountain of career stagnation, confusion, poverty, pain or any other struggle. The Father is declaring that it’s time to move forward.

Our speakers will share keys to break these cycles, bring direction and empower us for the journey ahead.

Speakers

Pastor Zandi Thwala: Born and raised in Eswatini and now based in South Africa, Pastor Zandi is the co-founder of Sword and Spirit Ministries International, together with her husband, Apostle Bheki Thwala. She is a wife, mother, pastor, businesswoman, author and international conference speaker. Pastor Zandi carries a message of truth that can lift any woman from a place of limitation to one of victory and purpose.

Pastor Thembi Maseko: Born and bred in South Africa, Pastor Thembi is the co-founder of Saints Family Church in the east of Pretoria. She is a wife, mother, pastor, counsellor and businesswoman, a woman of virtue who has built her life on the foundation of a winning attitude. We bring her to minister to the women of Eswatini because of her drive, resilience and unshakable faith. We believe that through her ministry, many lives will be transformed.

Pastor Pamela Mhlanga: A Sociologist by profession, Pastor Pamela is also a wellness coach, mentor and marriage counsellor. She is passionate about empowering and grounding young women in the Word, helping them to discover and embrace their true identity in Christ.

Pastor Thabi Nsingwane: A devoted minister of God with a deep passion for reaching out, helping young women discover their purpose and serving God’s people from all walks of life.

Apostle Fikile Ndaba: She is the founder and senior pastor of GMCI (God’s mountain church International), with eight branches in KZN currently. She is a mentor to many sons and daughters. Currently, she is the chairperson of Zululand District fraternal. She is also a founder and the director of the Christian school. She is an author and founder of NPO, for needy and disadvantaged people.

We encourage all ladies to attend every session, from Thursday evening to Saturday afternoon, as each one will be power-packed and life-changing. God has prepared a feast for His daughters through this conference.

This event is open to all women — of all ages, backgrounds and denominations. Come expectant, come ready, and come knowing that God is about to move you forward.

Pastor Zandi Thwala is the co-founder of Sword and Spirit Ministries International, together with her husband, Apostle Bheki Thwala.
Pastor Zandi Thwala is the co-founder of Sword and Spirit Ministries International, together with her husband, Apostle Bheki Thwala.

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