The Sunday Mail
Religion Writer
THOUSANDS of people among them Government ministers, members of parliament and chiefs attended the Night of Turnaround 4 hosted by Prophet Walter Magaya in Waterfalls yesterday.
Prophet Magaya opens in a word of prayer
With multitudes thronging the Prophetic, Healing and Deliverance Ministries premises in Waterfalls from across the country and beyond, the crowds soared past the Mukuvisi River into Highfield.
Opening up the night was Zim dancehall favorite Shinsoman who belted out tunes like Makomborero, Hanzi Ndakupenga and Waya Waya among others before Madzibaba Nicholas Zakaria took to the stage.
He was later to be replaced by choral group Zimpraise while Pastor Charles Charamba and his wife Olivia led the crowds down memory lane with tracks like Machira Chete and Rute.
Superstar Oliver Mtukudzi drew wild cheers when he took to the stage belting out tunes such as Dzandimomotera and Hear Me Lord, much to the excitement of the thousands in attendance.
After Prophet Magaya had delivered his sermon, South African gospel guru, Pastor Benjamin Dube brought the house into praise and worship.
The charismatic prophet then brought the curtain down with a session of miracles.
PHD Ministries choir entertais thousands of people who attended the all night prayer
With a cold wind blowing some brought blankets to keep them warm throughout the night
Despite the cold winds this man loses himself in worship
Part of the attendees from South Africa enjoy the night vigil
Superstar Oliver Mtukudzi delivers a top drawer performance
Pastor Charles Charamba and his wife Olivia take people down memory lane with their all time greats
Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister, Chris Mushohwe (left) chats with deputy minster of Primary and Secondary education Professor Paul Mavhima during the all night prayer
South African gospel guru, Pastor Benjamin Dube takes the crowd into a time of praise and worship
The crowd filled up the venue
