HARRISMITH, SOUTH AFRICA,
In a powerful display of divine intervention, Charis Missionary Church Harrismith has witnessed remarkable healings and breakthroughs during their first quarter of 2026. Among the most notable testimonies is that of Mme Malethabo, who received her sight after being blind for four to five months.
During a revival service, the power of God moved mightily among the congregation. As the man of God laid hands on her and prayed, her sight was instantly restored. What medical science could not achieve in months, the power of Jesus Christ accomplished in a single moment.
"God works in His own time," says Prophet K. Mthethwa, founder and senior pastor of Charis Missionary Church. "When He moves, He can do in an instant what could take years for man to accomplish. Nothing is impossible with God."
This miracle has become a cornerstone testimony for the church, reminding the congregation that God is still actively working in the lives of His people. The healing of Mme Malethabo is not just a personal victory but a public declaration of God's power and faithfulness to His people.
The church, founded in 2015, has consistently emphasized healing and deliverance as central to its ministry. Every Sunday, healing and deliverance take place as the Word of God is preached and prayer is ministered. The church believes that God still works miraculously today, just as He did in the Bible.
"Jesus Christ is our healer and deliverer," Pastor Mthethwa explains. "Healing and freedom come through faith, prayer, and obedience. All glory belongs to God. We celebrate testimonies of the blind receiving sight, the lame walking, and lives being transformed, not by human power, but by God working mightily among His people."
The Healing & Deliverance Ministry at Charis Missionary Church operates with complete reliance on the Holy Spirit. The church has witnessed healing during prayer and worship, deliverance from spiritual oppression and bondage, curses being broken through prayer, and restoration of hope, faith, and purpose.
As the church looks ahead to the rest of the year, there is anticipation for even greater manifestations of God's power. The leadership encourages the congregation to remain steadfast, prayerful, and dedicated to the mission of winning souls, uplifting communities, and glorifying God in all they do.