Prophetic Healing and Deliverance ministries leader, Walter Magaya and his United Families International Church counterpart, Emmanuel Makandiwa, conducted church services to mark the beginning of 2016 for their respective congregations.

Makandiwa was in Chitungwiza on Sunday while Magaya was in Waterfalls on the New Year’s eve.

Below are some of the pictures of the two events, taken by Aaron Ufumeli.

Sungura music veteran Nicholas Zacharia performed at what PHD Ministries termed ‘The Crossover Candlelight Service” in Waterfalls the eve of 2016
As has become the norm in prosperity gospel sessions, some members of the congregation had, according to the PHD Ministries, their demons cast out.
Meanwhile, at Makandiwa’s UFIC Crossover event, some people attending the session, like the woman pictured above, fell to the ground in what pastors call ‘a manifestation of evil spirits’
United Family International Church leader Pophet Emmanuel Makandiwa (with scarf) laid his hands on some members of his church as part of his church’s first service in 2016
Magaya delivered a sermon as part of his service on the eve of 2016
Part of the congregation at Magaya’s Crossover event
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