UFIC in Judgment Night 3 march

United Family International Church members march along Robert Mugabe Road in Harare yesterday ahead of their all-night prayer dubbed “Judgment Night 3” slated for the National Sports Stadium this Saturday.
United Family International Church members march along Robert Mugabe Road in Harare yesterday ahead of their all-night prayer dubbed “Judgment Night 3” slated for the National Sports Stadium this Saturday.

Prosper Dembedza Herald Reporter
Thousands of United Family International Church members, led by Pastor Prime Kufakunesu, yesterday marched through the streets of Harare ahead of their mega event dubbed Judgment Night 3 set for Saturday at the National Sports Stadium.

The congregants, amont them international visitors clad in T-shirts inscribed with messages related to Judgment Night 3, marched from the City Sports Centre and went around the central business district before going back.

In an interview with The Herald soon after the march, Pastor Kufakunesu – who is also the church’s spokesperson – said they are expecting things that had never been seen before and to hear God speak like he never spoken before.

We are ready to face our spiritual enemies, we are ready to face opposition to our well-being and also we are saying to the God of Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa we are ready for you,” he said.

He said God is going to judge all spiritual enemies or any kind of demon fighting the Christians on that night.

Judgment Night is simply about judging the enemies of the Christian’s well-being. This is where God passes judgment from things like sickness, bareness, poverty and any other things that oppose the well-being of a Christian, said Pastor Kufakunesu.

Pastor Kufakunesu said UFIC is a prophetic church and a prophetic movement and all its actions are prophetic.

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