Welcoming Pastor Xolani Mpofu: A New Chapter for New Apostolic Church of God in Zion
The Council for Churches in Africa (CCA) is proud to welcome Pastor Xolani Mpofu and the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion into its growing family of churches. On June 23, 2024, an ordination and consecration service was held to mark this significant milestone, celebrating the church’s official registration with the CCA.
A Day of Celebration
The ordination ceremony, held in a spirit of joy and reverence, was officiated by Archbishop Vice President Noel Ncube. The event was attended by church members, community leaders, and representatives from various CCA-affiliated churches, all coming together to witness and celebrate this momentous occasion.
The Ceremony
Archbishop Noel Ncube led the ceremony with grace and dignity, emphasizing the importance of unity, service, and faith in the journey ahead. “Today, we not only welcome Pastor Xolani Mpofu but also reaffirm our commitment to supporting each other in our shared mission to spread the word of God and serve our communities,” said Archbishop Ncube during his address.
Pastor Mpofu, who has been a pillar of strength and leadership within his community, expressed his gratitude and excitement. Receiving the official certification from the CCA was a moment of great pride for him and his congregation. “This is a wonderful day for all of us at the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion. Everything about today was special, and we are incredibly happy to be part of the CCA family,” Pastor Mpofu shared.
A New Beginning
The ordination and consecration service marked the beginning of a new chapter for the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion. The church, under Pastor Mpofu’s leadership, is now poised to expand its outreach and impact within the community. Being a part of the CCA provides the church with a network of support, resources, and opportunities for growth and collaboration.
The congregation is excited about the future, looking forward to building on the strong foundation laid by their dedicated pastor and leaders. With the backing of the CCA, the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion is committed to continuing its mission of spreading the Gospel and serving those in need.
Reflections on a Special Day
The day was filled with moments of reflection, joy, and anticipation. The congregation took part in worship, singing hymns of praise and thanksgiving, and listening to inspiring sermons that highlighted the significance of the ordination. The atmosphere was charged with a sense of purpose and unity, as members of the church embraced their new identity as part of the larger CCA community.
The event concluded with the presentation of the official certification by Archbishop Ncube, symbolizing the church’s formal acceptance into the CCA. This certification is not only a recognition of the church’s adherence to the values and standards set by the CCA but also an affirmation of its commitment to the collective mission of all member churches.
Looking Forward
As the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion embarks on this new journey, the support and guidance of the CCA will be invaluable. The council’s resources and network will aid Pastor Mpofu and his congregation in their efforts to enhance their ministry, engage with the community, and address social issues through faith-based initiatives.
The CCA is dedicated to fostering an environment where all member churches can thrive and make a meaningful impact. The ordination of Pastor Mpofu and the official registration of his church mark a significant step towards achieving these goals. The CCA looks forward to working closely with Pastor Mpofu and the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion, supporting their mission and celebrating their successes.
Conclusion
The ordination and consecration service for Pastor Xolani Mpofu and the New Apostolic Church of God in Zion was a day to remember, filled with joy, hope, and anticipation. As the newest member of the Council for Churches in Africa, the church is ready to take on new challenges and opportunities, guided by faith and supported by the CCA community.
The Council for Churches in Africa welcomes Pastor Mpofu and his congregation with open arms, eager to see the positive impact they will continue to make. Together, we move forward, united in our mission to spread the Gospel and serve our communities with love and dedication.
