Harare – Glory Ministries will host their yearly Tiyambuke International Christian Conference (TICC) from 26 to 31 August, 2019. The upcom...
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Harare – Glory Ministries will host their yearly Tiyambuke International Christian Conference (TICC) from 26 to 31 August, 2019.
The upcoming offering with the theme: Give me this mountain – the annual gathering, which has now become regular a stopover for distinguished speakers, will again grace the meeting.“This year, the conference has a special bias of grooming and building people to become generals in life who can in-tern participate in building God's Mega Church.
“This is in line with Glory Ministries' 5 year season: season of building and the 2019 theme: Give me this mountain,” said the church.
The conference hosted since 2001, will kick start with a two day children-led meeting on the 25th and 26 the August. The first day is allocated to sports, while the second day will be a service hosted by the future leaders, referred to as Mega Kids.
The two days are allotted for children are designed to express themselves in quiz, games, and sports, while embarking in health competitions. It was meant to build confidence and inspire children to believe in themselves through various interactive sessions.
Tiyambuke derives its name from the Shona language – meaning to crossover – is a gathering of Christian saints from the cooperate body of Christ hosted by Glory Ministries under the guidance of Apostle Pride and Anna Sibiya.
“The meeting is linked to the biblical exodus, it aims to take people from the figurative Egypt of ignorance, sin, sickness, demonic bondage, poverty into a Canaan of knowledge, the love and fear of God, health and well-being, emancipation and divine prosperity,” further explained the church.
The lineup of speakers in 2019 has Archbishop Asa Gurupira – a leading voice in the country's Christian spheres, who leads Faith in God Ministries (FIG). He is also Apostle Sibiya’s spiritual father.
Bishop Amon Madawo heads Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFM). Bishop Nelson Nzvimbo initiated Ablaze International Ministries, while Pastor Sacrifice Chirisa is a medical doctor and accomplished business mentor.
The conference hosted since 2001, will kick start with a two day children-led meeting on the 25th and 26 the August. The first day is allocated to sports, while the second day will be a service hosted by the future leaders, referred to as Mega Kids.
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| The 2019 Edition of TICC will Run from 26 to 31 August |
The two days are allotted for children are designed to express themselves in quiz, games, and sports, while embarking in health competitions. It was meant to build confidence and inspire children to believe in themselves through various interactive sessions.
Tiyambuke derives its name from the Shona language – meaning to crossover – is a gathering of Christian saints from the cooperate body of Christ hosted by Glory Ministries under the guidance of Apostle Pride and Anna Sibiya.
“The meeting is linked to the biblical exodus, it aims to take people from the figurative Egypt of ignorance, sin, sickness, demonic bondage, poverty into a Canaan of knowledge, the love and fear of God, health and well-being, emancipation and divine prosperity,” further explained the church.
The lineup of speakers in 2019 has Archbishop Asa Gurupira – a leading voice in the country's Christian spheres, who leads Faith in God Ministries (FIG). He is also Apostle Sibiya’s spiritual father.
Bishop Amon Madawo heads Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe (AFM). Bishop Nelson Nzvimbo initiated Ablaze International Ministries, while Pastor Sacrifice Chirisa is a medical doctor and accomplished business mentor.
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