The Sunday Mail
Gospel musician, Matthias Mhere launched his 10 track album titled Double Double last Wednesday. Guest of honour, Jah Prazah took the time to reveal his close association with Mhere.
“My friendship with Mathias Mhere is very real. It’s not a friendship from the streets as some would like to think, it’s not just for this album launch but there are times when we visit each other sharing ideas as friends. I thank God for giving me a loving and helpful friend.
“People only get to know someone after he has made strides in music, you will be working but with no exposure. Mathias’ first album was Tinoda Nyasha, he recorded it in 2008 when things were hard.
But through God’s love he managed to produce four more successful albums including the one that we are launching today “Double Double”.
Kentucky prison inmates are appealing to members of the public to bless them with reading material. They have said they have abundant time and they need to use it wisely. Inmates often request for dictionaries as well as books on fiction, politics and art. Those willing to assist can drop off any reading material at The Sunday Mail at Herald House in Harare or contact The Sunday Mail Religion Writer, Desire Ncube on mobile number, +263773244737 or +263733865308
American mega-church pastor, Bishop TD Jakes has launched a new Bible app, hoping to make the Bible more accessible in a digital age. Bishop Jakes, senior pastor of The Potter’s House — a church of around 30,000 members — has partnered with content provider Inspired Properties to develop a free multi-dimensional Bible app which aims to open up the gospel in a new way.
