Online Reporter
Arron Nyamayaro
A Crowhill chaplain, born on Independence Day joined the nation on Friday in celebrating her life and achievements.
Moreblessing Mvura, turned 40 when the nation celebrates 45 years of Independence.
Chaplain Moreblessing said national Independence paved her way to opportunities that she is now counting her blessings.
She built two schools named Blessings in Domboshava and is working on opening a counseling school since she is a Chaplain and Minister of the word.
“My mother gave birth to her last born on Independence Day before she died and today I give glory to my parents and God,” said Chaplain Moreblessing.
“I thank my parents for upkeep although none of them is enjoying the fruits of my labour because of death.
“Today as the nation celebrates Independence, I want to thank our living and fallen heroes who sacrificed their life to be what I am today.
“Above all, my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ died for us, resurrected for my life and gave me an opportunity to serve.
“This year I am celebrating Good Friday, Independence Day as well as my birthday.
“Born in Bulawayo, I grew up in Nerutanga, Buhera.
“After completing my Ordinary Level, I underwent a training for interior design course, Primary education diploma, studied Theology and opened two schools in Domboshava.
“It is because Zimbabwe gained Independence, opened avenues to empower women and our First Lady is ever encouraging people to work, observe our culture and add value.
“The peace we are enjoying in this country is making it possible.
“His Excellency, President Mnangagwa’s mantra ‘Nyika inovakwa nekunamatirwa nevenevayo’ inspired me to take my brick and play my part.
“I thank my husband for supporting me and guiding me both materially and spiritually,” said Chaplain Moreblessing.
Chaplain Moreblessing, an ardent follower of Bethsaida Apostolic Faith church, is married to church Priest, Pardon Mabhara.
