Thousands expected to converge at Bushiri Sunday of wonders
THOUSANDS of Christians from all walks of life are expected to attend the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) church in Bulawayo, for the Sunday of Wonders event to be led by ECG founder and leader Shepherd Bushiri’s wife prophetess Mary Bushiri.
Christians from as far as Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and South Africa are expected to converge on the country for the day-long event to be held at the church’s Zimbabwean headquarters in Bulawayo.
ECG head pastor Patrick Boanerge said people from outside the country had made prior bookings for the event, which is open to anyone.
“We have made bookings at hotels and lodges for many of our visitors coming for the event. This will be a day like no other; we will be praying, preaching, prophesying, and deliverances. This will be a day of miracles I tell you and it is free to anyone that wishes to be delivered from the deathly clutches of evil. We are expecting numbers of guests from all across Africa, as they have been booking and confirming their coming. This event will also be open to people from any ministry as well,” he said.
Pastor Boanerge said that the event would also be livestreamed on social media and would also be recorded and distributed on DVD platform as well as being aired on the ministry’s TV channel — Prophetic Channel.
“The service will be shot and distributed to people; also it will be live-streamed on social media for those that can’t attend. There will be anointed products for sale as well as other church souvenirs,” he said.
Pastor Boanerge added that prophetess Mary Bushiri would during the day have a special discussion with women on various topics ranging from business, health and marriage.
“Seeing that this is a one of a kind service in Bulawayo, I really urge people to come out to celebrate life and worship the Lord. The prophetess will arrive on Saturday to prepare for her service, where she hopes to forge Christ related relationships with the country. She will then leave on Monday. ,” he said.
Prophetess Bushiri, like her husband was born in Malawi but now resides in South Africa.
The couple’s ministry has reportedly helped millions of people find hope and restoration through the prophetic word of God.
Through their ministries, she teaches on a number of topics with a particular focus on devotion to God, motherhood, women and ministry as well as servanthood. Her candid communication style allows her to share openly and practically about her experiences so others can apply what she has learned to their lives.
Prophetess Mary Bushiri has over 10 years of experience in charity work, she worked previously as a senior financial manager at Action Aid in Malawi, a leading international charity which works in over 45 countries.
Together with her husband prophetess Mary Bushiri owns a TV channel called Prophetic Channel, which broadcasts worldwide to a potential audience of 1.5 billion people. She has co-authored over 15 books.
Prophetess Mary Bushiri joins her husband prophet Bushiri on numerous domestic and international conferences every year, teaching people to live a life without bondage through Christ Jesus.
Through her teachings, God has provided opportunities to meet the needs of the suffering and bring the gospel in a practical way. Prophetess Mary Bushiri’s passion to help hurting people every day is foundational to the vision of Beacon of Hope, the mission’s arm of Shepherd Bushiri Ministries. These outreaches on the African continent include feeding programs, medical care, h ome s for orphans, and scholarship programmes to disadvantaged and or deserving learners.