Chitungwiza to host Mega Shift Conference

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GRACE ZVENYIKA

 CHITUNGWIZA-Hundreds of youths across the country will converge in Chitungwiza for an annual church youth conference dubbed, ‘The Mega Shift Conference’ for the next seven days starting on May 22.

In an interview with The Midweek Watch, the youth leader, Evangelist Albert Manyame said a lot will be happening at the conference as it is an interdenominational event with several top gospel artists expected at the conference.

“The Mega Shift Conference is our annual youth conference as Chosen Generation Mission where youths across all denominations will meet for 7 days and this year we have invited some powerful preachers from different churches to preach and we have gospel artists who will be performing as well.

“We are expecting a lot at this particular conference where the services will start at 6pm to 8 pm and on Sunday from 9 am at Unit A Creche grounds where we have erected a big white tent.

“I urge all people across different walks of life to come and witness the power of God even the elderly are also invited and surely they will witness miracles.

“Joyful Praise, Pastor T Murigo and Mai Kuvheya will be performing at this conference and we are  also going to have powerful preachers, the likes of Evangelist P Saungweme from A.F.M and the founder of the church will also be present,” said Manyame.

Chosen Generation Mission is an arm of Impact Global Mission founded by Apostle Cornelius and R Chikuhwa.

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