Reinard Bonnke crusade to end Malawi’s economic woes-Pastors

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Organizers of crusade to be held at Njamba freedom Park on the 5th to 8th November have expressed optimism that the event will play a crucial role in ending the economic afflictions Malawi is facing.

Reinhard Bonnke
Bonnke’s crusade will help Malawi.

Speaking in Blantyre during deliberation of preparations Assemblies of God leader Dr Andrew Duwe said the coming of Bonnke and Evangelist Daniel Kolenda will serve as transformation of this country.

He further hinted that the meeting is meant to bring together all churches in the country.

“The Gospel is more than just serving Gospel but it is also the transformation Gospel. Life and mindset of Malawians will be changed. He will change the current status of Malawi. Bonnke is a renowned preacher and pastor and what he brings in our country is enormous. He is an experienced man used by God meekly and massively, stated Duwe.

Pastor Duwe further called on all churches in the country to participate in the distinctive coming in of Bonnke.

Dr Andrew Duwe
Dr Andrew Duwe says other churches need to join the crusade.

“This meeting is very crucial because it interns to bring together all churches in the country to reach this nation for Christ. We expect all churches to participate because this is the body of Christ. There will be no church that will be left behind and every church is important. Every church is encouraged to participate Program has put in place for this occasion that will be intended to bring a bond,” he added.

However, Chairperson of mobilising committee Apostle Raphael Chikwakwa has refuted the claims by some people whole has been on the sole head spreading the news that its only Evangelist Kalenda coming.

He said, “Bonnke has grown old and he is much using Kolenda. But we are certain he is coming. And what Bonnke does is the same as what Kolenda does. It’s only that he is using the evangelist because he has grown old.”

Bonnke is expected to visit Malawi for the third time through  the Evangelical Association of Malawi