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GPI to host Passover weekend like no other

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Pastor Ntsiki Malaza.
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There are moments on the Christian calendar that call for more than routine worship, moments that invite deep reflection, spiritual renewal and a fresh encounter with God. This Passover season, Gospel Powerhouse International (GPI) is extending such an invitation to believers across Eswatini and beyond. Set to take place at the GPI Manzini Branch at the Helemisi Auditorium, Mavuso Trade Centre, the Passover Services promise a spiritually enriching weekend designed to uplift, restore and ignite faith. Rooted in the significance of Passover, a time that symbolises deliverance, sacrifice and divine intervention, these services are positioned as a sacred gathering for those seeking a deeper connection with God. The line-up of ministers speaks to the magnitude of the occasion. Reverend Zweli Thwala of Collins Tabernacle AME Church in Eswatini will bring a message grounded in wisdom and pastoral experience, while Bishop Ebenezer Mthombeni from In His Presence Church in South Africa is expected to deliver a powerful word marked by spiritual insight and authority. Hosting the weekend is Pastor Ntsiki Malaza, whose leadership continues to guide GPI in creating impactful worship experiences. The services begin on Friday, April 3, 2026, with both a morning session from 10am to 12:30pm and an evening session from 6pm to 8:30pm.

The momentum continues on Saturday evening, April 4, from 6pm to 8:30pm, before culminating in a Sunday service on April 5 from 08:30am to 11am. Each session is thoughtfully structured to allow worshippers to fully immerse themselves in prayer, praise and the Word.

More than just a gathering, these Passover Services are a call to step away from the noise of daily life and realign spiritually. It is an opportunity to lay burdens down, seek clarity and embrace a renewed sense of purpose. Whether you need a breakthrough, encouragement or simply a moment in God’s presence, this is a space where lives can be touched and transformed.

Believers are encouraged to come expectant, ready to receive and participate in what promises to be a life-changing encounter. In a time where faith is both tested and needed more than ever, gatherings such as these remind us of the power of unity, worship and divine grace.

This Passover, do not just observe, attend, engage and experience.

Bishop Ebenezer Mthombeni (L) and Reverend Zweli Thwala of Collins Tabernacle AME Church.
Bishop Ebenezer Mthombeni (L) and Reverend Zweli Thwala of Collins Tabernacle AME Church.

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