WARDEN, SOUTH AFRICA
The Kingdom of God has won over Warden for Christ following a powerful and successful tent crusade that saw over 1,000 souls gathered to worship and hear the Word of God.
The atmosphere was filled with the presence of the Holy Spirit as the Gospel was preached with power and authority. Souls were won, hearts were restored, and lives were transformed. The crusade featured anointed preachers including Prophet T.A. Ralekholela and Bishop S.B. Zikhali, who brought powerful messages of hope, deliverance, and salvation.
A significant moment of the crusade was when Prophet T.A. Ralekholela handed the mantle of interpretation to Pastor Prophet K. Mthethwa, a symbolic and prophetic act marking elevation, recognition, and spiritual endorsement. This moment signified the passing of spiritual authority and the affirmation of Pastor Mthethwa's prophetic calling and ministry.
"This is only the beginning," declares Prophet K. Mthethwa. "We look forward to even more crusades across the country, taking the Gospel to villages, towns, and cities, winning souls for the Kingdom."
The successful Warden crusade is part of the church's broader vision to transform lives, families, and communities through the preaching of the Gospel, discipleship, and service. The church's mission is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, win souls and make disciples, equip believers to live lives of faith and purpose, and serve and uplift communities through love and action.
The church, established in 2015 in Harrismith, has grown from humble beginnings into a place of hope, faith, and impact. Since its inception, the church has played a meaningful role within the community, supporting learners to access tertiary education and creating employment opportunities.
In 2018, the church reached a significant milestone with the construction of its own church building. This was made possible through great sacrifice and faith, as Pastor Mthethwa prioritized building the House of God above personal needs, choosing not to build a personal home to fulfill the vision God had given him.
The church building was officially dedicated from 27 May to 02 June by Apostle JB Makananisa, marking a season of thanksgiving, revival, and renewal. As the church continues to grow, there is a clear vision for more crusades, more souls, and more communities transformed by the power of the Gospel.