Apostle Huldah Kamanga is taking Fountain of Hope Ministries International to Israel, where she will lead three days of worship and prayer alongside the ministry’s co-overseer, Prophet Vitu Kamanga.
The gathering, which will also mark 14 years of the ministry, is scheduled to take place this month, with a service set for Sunday, November 29, at the Grand Sheraton Hotel in Tel Aviv.
Kamanga says the trip fulfils a prophecy that God made to the ministry several years ago about one day gathering in Israel for worship and prayer.
In a Facebook post, she said the time had finally come for the ministry to fulfil what had been spoken over it.
“The moment has come! For years the Lord has spoken prophetically to Fountain of Hope that a time will come for us to meet in the land of Israel. This month, we will gather, worship and pray for 3 powerful days!” she wrote.
She invited people living in Israel and surrounding areas to join the gathering, saying it would also be an opportunity to celebrate the ministry’s 14 years and its calling.
The Israel mission comes as Kamanga leads a 60-day prayer and fasting programme, which started on November 1 and will run until December 31.
The programme, called “60 Days of Fire”, is based on Psalm 40:1-3 and is aimed at bringing believers together to pray for God’s intervention in their lives before the end of the year.
In announcing the programme, Kamanga said the prayers would focus on overcoming challenges, frustrating the plans of enemies and establishing believers on firm ground as they prepare to enter 2027.
Beyond her ministry work, Kamanga is also involved in charity activities through the Apostle Huldah Foundation and Huldah’s Global Foundation.
The foundations support vulnerable people through feeding programmes, school uniforms, scholarships and vocational training for young people.
In August this year, the Apostle Huldah Foundation awarded a K20 million scholarship to a student from Lilongwe to support his five-year university education.
Kamanga has also been involved in prison outreach and projects aimed at improving facilities at police stations.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, her foundation pledged K58 million towards the treatment of patients over the next year.
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