District Apostle’s visit to Chikankata and Mazabuka

Photo Gallery - Click on the <|> to scroll through the photo gallery Click on the smaller version of a picture to see the larger image Chikankata church in Mazabuka Members in Chikankata church during the service Apostle Muchimba at the altar in Chikankata Members bidding farewell to the District Apostle and his entourage after the service the vehicle of Apostle Muchimba stuck in mud due heavy rains and bad state of roads. During the evening fellowship in Mazabuka During the fellowship in Mazabuka Kaonga church in Mazabuka On arrival at Kaonga church Choir in Kaonga church in Mazabuka singing during the service The District Apostle at the altar in Kaonga church Apostle Nyuwa at the altar in Kaonga Apostle Sweta at the altar in Kaonga District Evangelist David Monde being retired by the District Apostle in Kaonga Shepherd Vincent Muyepa Kayembe before ordination Bidding farewell to the members of Kaonga congregation Bayeeee... Bidding farewell to the members outside Kaonga church . Chikankata church in Mazabuka

District Apostle Charles Ndandula accompanied by Apostle Willie Sweta of Kitwe travelled to Chikankata and Mazabuka to hold two divine services over the weekend of 29 – 30 January 2011 and they were received by the area Apostle Kennedy Muchimba and Apostle Godwin Nyuwa of Livingstone.

For the service in Chikankata, the District Apostle read a text word from Mathews 25: 14- 15:

“For the kingdom of heaven is like a man travelling to a far country, who called his own servants and delivered his goods to them.”

The members braved the heavy rains to attend the divine service and the District Apostle was touched by the attendance of 575 members despite the rains. He said it was important to attend divine services because that is where we get our spiritual nourishment from and also full blessings from our heavenly Father.

On Sunday, January, 30 2011 the District Apostle conducted another divine service in Mazabuka at Kaonga congregation.

Mazabuka town is located 125 kilometers southwest of the capital city, Lusaka. It is called the sweetest town in Zambia because it has the biggest sugar plantation in the country, called the Nakambala Estates, situated on the Kafue flats.

The text word for this service was read from the book of Psalms 100: 2-3:

“Serve the Lord with gladness; come before his presence with singing. Know that the Lord, He is God, it is He who has made us, and not we ourselves; we are His people and sheep of His pastures.”

During the service he retired District Evangelist David Monde and ordained Shepherd Vincent Muyapa Kayimbe into the District Evangelist ministry.

The service was attended by 1,092 members.