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Women undresses at shrine
11 Jul 2017 at 15:13hrs | Views
TWO women believed to be possessed recently undressed at an apostolic shrine with people pointing to spirits of prostitution and witchcraft.
The incident occurred at Madzibaba Stephen Mugariri's shrine as the two got possessed when the madzibaba started the 'back to sender' prayer session where he exposes witches, thieves and others who follow evil ways.
The two unidentified women ran around the shrine scaring people in attendance before they were given cloths to cover their bodies by brave church members.
Scores of people, among them Zimbabweans living in South Africa crossed the border in the early hours to meet Madzibaba Stephen who caused a stir whenever he raised his stick up in prayers.
"Tsvimbo yaMadzibaba Stephen hainakumira mushe yabudisa mashave echipfambi nehuroyi panguva imwechete vakadzi vakamhanya vasina kupfeka varume vachiwira pasi vakabata zvombo mumaoko," one of the people was heard saying during an interview on Star FM with Tilder Moyo who was covering the event.
Most women who attended the session asked for prayers to get married saying their marriage. One said she had been in three failed marriages.
Some men sought prayers so as to make meaningful things in their lives and Madzibaba Stephen urged some people in Beitbridge and across Limpopo River to stop engaging in promiscuity and stealing from each other.
The incident occurred at Madzibaba Stephen Mugariri's shrine as the two got possessed when the madzibaba started the 'back to sender' prayer session where he exposes witches, thieves and others who follow evil ways.
The two unidentified women ran around the shrine scaring people in attendance before they were given cloths to cover their bodies by brave church members.
Scores of people, among them Zimbabweans living in South Africa crossed the border in the early hours to meet Madzibaba Stephen who caused a stir whenever he raised his stick up in prayers.
"Tsvimbo yaMadzibaba Stephen hainakumira mushe yabudisa mashave echipfambi nehuroyi panguva imwechete vakadzi vakamhanya vasina kupfeka varume vachiwira pasi vakabata zvombo mumaoko," one of the people was heard saying during an interview on Star FM with Tilder Moyo who was covering the event.
Most women who attended the session asked for prayers to get married saying their marriage. One said she had been in three failed marriages.
Some men sought prayers so as to make meaningful things in their lives and Madzibaba Stephen urged some people in Beitbridge and across Limpopo River to stop engaging in promiscuity and stealing from each other.
Source - hmetro
