Healing comes to Botswana

| Thursday December 16, 2010 00:00

Apostle Sakufiwa has been described locally as a toss between Joel Osteen, T.D Jakes and Prophet TB Joshua.

Those who have witnessed his healing powers through Jesus name, say Apostle Sakufiwa performs miracles that many in Botswana have only been witnessed on television God channels. Apostle Sakufiwa is said to be a blessed man in prophecy, exorcises demons, casts out evil spirits and heals the sick. Those who witnessed the healing and deliverance, talk of the miracle days when people were delivered in Jesus name at Gaborone City Council Hall, Kgari Sechele Crusade and countless others.

Bishop Dunsten Maboya, is a seasoned man in God's ministry having ministered for over 30 years. Bishop Maboya has over 1000 pastors working under him in 810 churches in his Calvary Assemblies of God ministry in Tanzania.

Bishop Billy Mfula is probably the youngest Bishop in Zambia. He is the Spiritual Advisor to the Former Zambian President. Recently Bishop Mfula earned a new cap as the leading light in pushing for legislation that will recognise Zambia as a Christian state. Both Bishops Maboya and Mfula are not new to Botswana. In their last visits they have left a good impression to locals given the healing, deliverance and God's miracles they brought.

The purpose of the weekend crusade, according to Apostle Sakufiwa, is to restore hope and inspire confidence amongst God's people. 'It is usual that at the end of the year a lot of people are going through frustrations, disappointments and disillusionment owing to what they failed to achieve during the year. People need inspiration not to lose faith in the Lord,' he said. Apostle Sakufiwa promised that at the weekend crusade people will not only renew their relationship with God but they will witness tangible miracles.

'Disease, tumors and many others will be healed. There will be deliverance.' 

The crusade starts at 6 pm tomorrow (Friday) and ends on Sunday. The crusade will be held at New Season Ministries (located at CTM buildings in Gaborone West Industrial)