KwaThema – Once again Pastor Mapule More is ready to give the broken-hearted hope at the Bleeding Will Stop conference.
She started the conference eight years ago.
“I invited pastor Sthembiso Zondo to encourage women in who had different circumstances,” she explains.
Now the movement has grown to include men as well.
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“Everyone is invited to join us.”
Mapule believes, drawing from her own past, many people walk around with old wounds that have not healed.
“We have burdens and scars we have learned to camouflage, but inside we are dying.
“Many people have material things but they can’t sleep peacefully at night.”
She says after all these years, the vision has not changed: to heal and restore people back to their God-given purpose.
“I have many testimonies of how people have been comforted.
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“They found solutions just by attending the conference.
“God has called me to the ministry of restoration.”
She says the conference, through its speakers, gives people the platform to deal with their issues and realise they are not alone.
The event will be held on October 28 at Phelang School from 11am.
The guest speaker for the day is the firm and fierce Bishop Twala, originally from Madadeni in KwaZulu-Natal.
For more information contact Mapule on 082 402 9107.
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