Many Ugandan revelers and Christian believers will live to remember a thrilling performance put up by South African gospel artiste Ntokozo Mbambo in Uganda’s capital Kampala.
Performing songs like Jehovah is your name, Yi Naye, We Pray for more, Jesus I love calling your name and Esiphambanweni among others, the award-winning gospel singer took thousands of worshipers at Kololo airstrip on a journey they couldn’t have imagined as they were seen praising, dancing and singing along during Phaneroo Ministries International women’s conference dubbed ‘My Great Price’.
Ntokozo’s spirit-soaked performance left many attendees on their knees as she worshiped in a way that only someone with a deep personal relationship with God can understand.
It was a spiritual moment for everyone who attended the event, some of whom were overheard telling colleagues “I felt the presence of the Lord.”
Away from the performance, renowned global preacher, Dr Pat Francis set the tone for what was to come with her teaching on the significance of women.
Dr Pat implored women to let the glory of God arise and shine in them.
“In this dispensation, the glory of God resides within you and shines upon your face; live a life that displays the glory of God,” she preached.
In his teaching, Apostle Grace Lubega explained the intersectionality between influence and power; the perils of unfettered influence versus its transformative effect if channeled in the way of God. He urged women to recognize their inherent value and embrace the role they play as chosen luminaries.
“In every setting, God has positioned you to shine with a particular light,” he said.
He implored women to understand their individual strengths, for it is through this understanding that God will bring about great wonders on the earth when, by faith, they take hold of the extraordinary things that God has prepared for them.
He further emphasized that the innate ability of the woman to carry the seed of God and manifest His purposes. He went on to assert that any woman who wholeheartedly embraces the revelation given to her by God can birth extraordinary things that will positively impact the world.
The event drew congregants from different parts of the world, including Rwanda, Kenya, Burundi, South Sudan, United Arab Emirates, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Notable gospel artists like Levixone, Zabuuli, Betty Namaganda and the Phaneroo choir graced the stage, captivating the audience with their soul-stirring performances.
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