Congratulations to Archbishop Dr Joseph Guti: A tried, tested leader

P. Chiguvari

OUR heartfelt gratitude goes to our father, Archbishop Dr Joseph Joe Guti, on his consecration.

He is a man who has been tried, tested and proven through time.

Dr Guti did not simply appear as a leader or Archbishop in the church; he faithfully passed through several leadership positions, where he consistently demonstrated excellence and exceptional commitment to the work of God.

He has served as the International Director for Africa Multination For Christ College (AMFCC), guiding ministries wherever Forward in Faith Ministries International operates across the world.

In this role, he demonstrated remarkable and outstanding leadership.

In the later days of our father Archbishop Professor Ezekiel H. Guti, he was appointed one of the three apostles and served as the International Executive Chairman, leading the office with integrity, efficiency and distinction.

In due season, upon the departure of our father, Archbishop Prof Ezekiel H. Guti, Dr Joseph Joe Guti was appointed the Presiding Bishop of Forward in Faith Ministries International and as the Chancellor of Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University.

In all these positions, he served under the guidance and approval of the Board of Bishops and the Executive, fulfilling his responsibilities with wisdom and dedication. Our father preserved the legacy and upheld the mantle as he served in various offices, leading the church as the Joshua of our generation.

Today, we rejoice as Forward in Faith Ministries International celebrates a father consecrated to the office of Archbishop.

We declare: Long live the legacy of our father, Archbishop Prof Ezekiel H. Guti.

Long live the legacy of Forward in Faith Ministries International.

Long live the leadership of our father, Archbishop Dr Joseph Joe Guti.

Makorokoto. Congratulations! We are filled with joy and gratitude.

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