Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa (Zaoga) church founder Ezekiel Guti who recently celebrated his 100th birthday in May has died, his church confirmed via their Ezekiel TV channel.
In an announcement on Ezekiel TV, Zaoga national executive chairman, Apostle Joseph Guti, said the veteran preacher died on Wednesday. He did not say what he had succumbed from.
“To the Zaoga Forward in Faith International Executive, the National counsels of various nations, leaders and the precious Saints, l hereby announce to us the promotion to great glory of our icon Archbishop Professor Ezekiel Handinawangu Guti,” he said.
“It is with heavy hearts and deep sorrow that we announce the promotion to great glory of our dearly beloved spiritual father, visionary and iconic leader.”
“He has transition to be with His Lord and Master whom he faithfully and sacrificially served over eight decades.
“As the church leaders and family meet to deliberate on the program which will be announced in due course, we appeal to you to pray for our mother Apostle Professor Eunor Guti, the family and the church at large to be comforted by the Holy Spirit.” Guti said.
Guti founded the church in Bindura, in 1960 under a gum tree and it has gone onto to be a massive institution with an international imprint.
ZAOGA is known internationally as Forward in Faith Ministries International and is headquartered in Waterfalls, Harare, Zimbabwe.
Guti was married to Archbishop and Prophetess Eunor Guti. Their son, Ezekiel Jnr, who suffered from speech impairment and physical disabilities, drowned in a swimming pool in December 2017.
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