VICTORY World International Ministries founder Paul Sanyangore has become the latest local preacher to air on satellite television CT Live Beats TV as televangelism continues to hit Zimbabwe by storm.
BY ARTS REPORTER
The youthful evangelist has joined several other pastors airing on satellite television including United Family International Church founder Emmanuel Makandiwa on Christ TV, Walter Magaya on Yadah TV and Uebert Angel’s Spirit Embassy’s on Miracle TV.
His first service was screened on Monday from 5pm to 6pm with church spokesperson Andy Sanyangore saying the ministry sought to maximise on the opportunities provided by technology to reach out to millions outside Zimbabwe’s borders.
“God has been so faithful to us; we are now on air from Monday to Saturday and this is something we have been waiting and praying for,” Sanyangore said.
“This development will help those who seek divine intervention, but were unable to come for our services at Stodart Netball Complex in Mbare, Harare, as they will catch us in the comfort of their own homes,” he said.
The youthful preacher has rocked the Pentecostal movement since his arrival early this year by performing miracles to hundreds of his followers.
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He made headlines after claiming to have “killed” and “resurrected” four members of his congregation immediately after praying for them as he demonstrated what he said was the power of God to the congregants. Sanyangore also caused a stampede at Mbare wholesale market, where he prayed for vendors and performed miracles with business coming to a standstill.
Local celebrities including dancer Beverly Sibanda, Killer T, Tocky Vibes and Saiwe Chimbetu, among others, have been guests at his services.
His church is one of the fastest growing denominations and attracts a sizeable following in Mbare.
