The Grace of God International Ministries (GGIM) led by Apostle Michael Mauramba has commemorated 11 good years of non-stop advancement of the Kingdom of God in Zimbabwe since their inception, with the visionary highlighting that gospel outreaches have been their pillar of success and growth.
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The colourful anniversary ceremony ran concurrently with the Easter Conference under the theme “Year of bumper harvest” the main focus being on winning more souls to Christ.
In his message to mark the anniversary, Apostle Mauramba said that despite the hindrances they faced during the past 11 years, his Ministry survived through door to door evangelism, crusades, prayer, fasting and unity.
“We are happy as a Ministry that we are growing. It was not easy because along the way we faced persecution and sometimes after you have nurtured sons, they leave you. Despite all this, we managed to survive, to win souls to uplift people’s lives through healing, deliverance and prophecies.
“What kept us strong despite all these tribulations is persistence, patience, unity, prayer, partners that stand with the vision and for our significant growth it was through door to door preaching and open air crusades which helped us to win more souls,” said Mauramba
Meanwhile speaking about the Easter commemorations, Apostle Mauramba stressed that it has been crucial for people to value the process of the cross and the blood of Jesus Christ which activated the salvation process of people.
“As we are celebrating Easter let us go back to the cross, let the blood of Jesus speak to the children of God. The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ brought us salvation through the forgiveness of sins so let us celebrate with great hope in Christ,” he added
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The Grace of God International Ministries operates from Glen Norah and this year they are spearheading their ministry’s initiatives under the theme “Dry bones shall live again” inspired by Ezekiel 37:1-10.
