By Nigel Pfunde
HARARE — Gospel duo Baba na Mai Charamba will perform at the Kingdom Prosperity Ministries (KPM) “night of worship and deliverance” hosted by Apostle Rodney Chipoyera on May 29 in Harare.
The all-night prayer service, scheduled for 99 Parklane, will mark the crossover from May described by the church as the “Month of Grace”, into June. The central theme of the event is poverty elimination.
Organisers say the Charambas are the right candidates to perform at the all-night of worship and deliverance, citing their reputation as “fishers of men through music.” Their “inimitable and angelic voices” are expected to set the tone for the overnight session.
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“We are going to pray against poverty this season and we will recalibrate you spiritually n the realm of the Spirit, because people respond to you because of the way they see you,” Apostle Chipoyera said.
“We are here to eliminate the money eliminator that is walking with you. This month of May I am not going to sit down with you for a one-on-one and waste your time; I’m going to deal with the challenge from the realm of the Spirit.”
Apostle Chipoyera said the crossover into June will be marked by prayers and declarations focused on the elimination of poverty.
In the beginning was the Word: Apostle Chipoyera delivering the word of poverty elimination
The event has become a tradition to host iconic gospel musicians for KPM PrayerShift and recently award winning gospel musician Takemore ‘Zamar’ Ncube was a guest.
Prayershift: Award winning gospel supremo Takemore Zamar serenades congregates at the monthly all night of Worship and Deliverance at KPM Ministries
The Prayershiftvall night of Worship and Deliverance is held every last Friday og the month and it has attracted huge crowds and dozens of testimonies.
Full house :Part of the huge crowd that religiously attend the all night of Worship. and Deliverance at KPM located 99 Parklane, Harare
follows KPM’s recent winter intervention in Dema district, where Apostle Chipoyera donated warm clothing to assist needy families during the cold season.
