A LOCAL church leader, who is a cancer survivor, says she remains eternally grateful to God for giving her another chance in life. Pastor Rosemary Mangwanya, the wife of Apostle Stephen Mangwanya of New United Apostolic Faith Church, narrated her story during a special Sunday service yesterday as part of celebrations to mark Women’s Day. “The gift of life comes only from God.
Today, as I celebrate Women’s Day, I want to express my gratitude for another chance at life. “Many of my doctors were women and I am deeply appreciative of their care and expertise. Pastor Rose issued a warning to church leaders and false prophets who mislead members by attributing physical ailments to evil spirits instead of recommending medical treatment.
“False prophets, who exploit the vulnerable in search of money, will face God’s judgment. “As we commemorate Women’s Day, let us honour our parents, especially our mothers, who gave us life. “We must not despise them in their old age or accuse them of witchcraft.
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“Today, we joined the global community in celebrating women’s achievements by allowing them to minister in various capacities, including playing the drums and keyboard. “Among our members, we have women who prophecy, evangelise, and lead various branches of our church. Pastor Rose emphasised her commitment to empowering women.
Another powerful voice in the service was Anesu Mugenge, from Hatcliffe, who shared her journey of overcoming financial hardships. “I once faced significant challenges, but after counselling, I found clarity and started my own business. “Now, my husband values my contributions. I no longer rely solely on his income and I can support our family with my own earnings.”
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