By ALICE NACHILEMBE
Kairos Global Ministries (KGM) General Overseer of Bishop Clifford Chisha and Associate Bishop Robinson Mpundu has been consecrated to the office of Bishop.
The Consecration was witnessed by over 60 Clergy from various denominations from Ndola, Kitwe, Chingola and other Towns.
And speaking as the Guest of Honor at the concentration Trade and Commerce Minister Chipoka Mulenga described Bishop Clifford Chisha as more than just a spiritual leader to him, but as part of his family.
Mr Mulenga who is also Chingola Member of Parliament said this in a speech read on his behalf by his wife Eng Likonge Mulenga.
Mr Mulenga said Bishop Chisha has been a simple man, easy to interact with and share matters of life without compromise.
The MP said the bishop is a blessing to the church and national leaders as his contributions and counsel on Leadership are timely.
And Chingola District Commissioner Raphael Chimupi said that President Hakainde Hichilema has stressed many times that the Government cannot do without the Church.
Mr Chimupi said the Church and the Government do compliment each other hence his office is open to the Clergy anytime they need anything.
And the Consecrator, Right Reverend Bishop Wilson Mpundu of Higher Dimensions Church delivered the sermon titled ‘God has a way of saying don’t play with me,” from the book of Acts 5:1-11.
Bishop Mpundu urged the two Consecrated Bishops and the congregants to be careful of the decisions they make he said “If a wise decision has repercussions, what of a foolish decision.”
He said Anania and Sapphira were punished because of the unwise decision they made, they wanted to join a serious Kingdom when they were not serious.
“They wanted to manipulate people and cheat God and wanted to belong to the Kingdom whose rules they did not respect” he said.
He also urged the Bishops to avoid pride, leisure and the love of material things as they lead to the fall of Ministers of the Gospel.
After being Consecrated, Bishop Clifford Chisha and Bishop Robinson Mpundu served the congregants with bread and wine during the Holy Communion
