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Delivering the Word with power and conviction, touching hearts and stirring faith. United in joyful praise, congregants and Sunday school voices rise together, filling the stage with faith and harmony. (Courtesy pics)
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People from all walks of life, from near and far, gathered to sit under the ministry of the anointed vessels used by God: Reverend Z. Thwala, Bishop E. Mthombeni, and the dynamite host, Senior Pastor N. Malaza. The church was filled, with even the overflow area fully occupied as attendees came expectant for a divine encounter.

Through powerful preaching, the ministers emphasised how sin separates humanity from God, but through the Cross, that barrier was removed.

They further taught that forgiveness and reconciliation are made possible not by human effort, but by grace. Jesus’ resurrection and its power were presented as the doorway to eternal life, and that same resurrection power is available to believers daily to overcome struggles,  resist sin and walk boldly in faith without fear.

Poems and performances by GPI’s children’s ministry and youth, together with powerful ministration by the praise team, added further vibrancy to the well-organised services, which concluded with Holy Communion on the final day, Sunday.

Led in prayer at the pulpit, the congregation bows together in unity, lifting one voice before God ( courtesy pic)
Led in prayer at the pulpit, the congregation bows together in unity, lifting one voice before God ( courtesy pic)
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