Our Pastor
Colin Nyathi was raised in a family of nine and was born again in the month of August 1977 during one of the revivals in the then Rhodesia just prior to independence, which saw the Holy Spirit moving on his heart and he found himself weeping all night and that resulted in his dramatic conversion.
As a result, during the following days and months, he devoured the Word of God daily and prayed continually. He could read chunks of the Bible in one sitting and memorize verses with ease. It was then that he understood that God had called him and set him apart for a special ministry, something which was reiterated and confirmed by various people speaking prophetically in different stages of his life.
In 1977 he left for United Kingdom – London where he did his ‘A' Levels and later a B.A. Honours degree in Economics at the City of London College. He later obtained his Masters Degree in Accounting.He worked in various companies in different capacities, namely as a Business Consultant, Accountant, Management Accountant, Financial Executive and Financial Director before he went into full time ministry. During a conference meeting in New Zealand in 1997, through the Ministry of John Arnot, he was impacted mightily by the Holy Spirit, an encounter which was to change and shape the direction of his ministry thereafter. For five days and five nights he could not sleep for the account of the presence of God. This created in him a great hunger for the Holy Spirit and wherever he goes he releases the same Revival Fires, and he has been used by God to ignite revivals in different churches in different parts of the world. He hosts a weekly television programme on Manna Television Station called “Open Heavens”. He has ministered all over Zimbabawe, in Botswana, South Africa, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and the USA.
He operates in an apostolic and prophetic capacity and has raised many sons in the ministry in and outside Zimbabwe.
Collin Nyathi, his wife Sarah and their four children reside in the city of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe. |