IAPD Africa Holds The African Spiritual Day In South Africa

Written by UPF-Africa

Sunday, 12 Ferbuary, 2023

Johannesburg, South Africa - On February 12th, IAPD Africa held the Africa Spiritual Day which was a highly successful event that brought together people from all over Africa and beyond. The event was broadcast in three languages and attracted over 2388 participants who were connected live during the event. The social impact of the event was impressive, with more than 341,886 impressions on the IAPD Social Media platforms.

One of the most notable aspects of the Africa Spiritual Day was the fact that it was an interfaith program. There was no attempt to convert anyone to any particular faith tradition or denomination. Instead, the goal was to celebrate our commonalities and find ways to unite around them to help our communities, nation, and Africa as a whole. This approach was reflected in the participation of churches from different backgrounds, including The Revelation Spiritual Home, Archbishop Ndanga branches, FFWPU Blessed families, and other IAPD church leaders. 

The participation of churches from across Africa and other parts of the world was a testament to the importance of the event. The fact that more than 30,000 participants took part is evidence of the event's widespread appeal. Furthermore, Imboni Dr Radebe, was booked for the interview of 11 minutes at the National Television SABC at a pick time evening News. The aim of the event was to create a momentum of praying together for the betterment of ourselves, our communities, and Africa as a whole. By doing so, we hoped to move our Creator to help this noble and spiritual cause of a Heavenly Unified Africa.

In conclusion, the Africa Spiritual Day held on 12 February was a highly successful event that brought together people from different parts of Africa and the world. The event was a celebration of our commonalities and a call for unity to help our communities, nation, and Africa as a whole. The participation of churches from different backgrounds and the high level of social impact are clear indications of the importance and success of the event.

The next edition of this important event is already scheduled for March 12, 2023, and will take place in Nigeria. We will be grateful to have all the Ambassadors for Peace and UPF partners in this event.