Hospital visiting times

HARARE Parirenyatwa Hospital

Mbuya Nehanda Hospital: —

Sally Mugabe Central Hospital

Westend Clinic

General wards (Medical, surgical and maternity wards): 1pm-2pm; 5pm-6pm. Maternity: 7am-7pm (Husbands and partners); Criticare (HDU/CCU/ICU): 10am-10.30am; 5pm-5.30pm; Neonatal Unit: 7am-7pm (Parents only); Paediatric ward: No visitors allowed except parents and guardians who are encouraged to stay with the children at all times

Avenues Clinic (Private) 7am-7pm All wards (1 North, 1 South, Criticare Unit and 2 North) Morning: 10am-11am; Evening: 4pm-5pm; Maternity Premium Morning: 10am-1pm;Evening: 4pm-7pm

Mpilo Central Hospital

United Bulawayo Hospitals

Mater

BULAWAYO

Dei

Ingutsheni

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Gwanda Provincial Hospital

“HOW God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil; for God was with him.” — Acts 10:38.

The anointing is the invisible power of God that enables a person to accomplish tasks in a supernatural way.

Nkayi District Hospital

Maphisa District Hospital

Tsholotsho District Hospital

St Luke’s Hospital (Lupane)

Plumtree District Hospital

Gweru Provincial Hospital

Clay Bank (Gweru)

The Midlands Private Hospital

Masvingo Provincial Hospital

Gokwe District Hospital

Hwange Colliery Hospital General wards 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, as well as Private Ward 1: (Monday to Friday) 6am-6.30am; 12pm-1.30pm; 5.30pm-7pm; Weekends and public holidays: 6am-6.30am; 2pm-4pm; 6pm-7pm;

Mutare Hospital

Simply put, anointing is the presence of God working in and through a person’s life. It is like a spiritual mantle or covering that empowers people to do amazing things for God.

The anointing enabled Jesus Christ to do the good only and shun the evil. In other words, He could only love and not hate or hurt. That is why He could heal “all” who were oppressed.

This anointing was not just a one-off event, (Pvt)

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