Bishop Kgosiemang finds peace at last

Friday, May 21, 2010

After much persecution at the hands of avowed misogynists of the Dutch Reformed Church led by the late Kgosi Linchwe II in Mochudi, Bishop Kgosiemang is savouring peace among a pacific flock of the New Revelation Church that she recently founded. MONKAGEDI GAOTLHOBOGWE actually found her collecting donations for the Kgotla Arena last Sunday.

Peace has returned to the life of former Mochudi Dutch Reformed Church priest, Mmoni Kgosiemang, who is now leading her own church.

Rewind the clock to the period between 2004 and 2008, four years of hell for the woman priest who endured persecution from Kgatleng royals, led by Kgosi Linchwe II, DRC youth and a group of elders known as the Concerned Group who would not have a woman at the helm of the church.

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