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Reverend Muzembi
Laurence Muzembi (born 07 November 1967) is a Zimbabwean preacher born to a Sotho mother and a Karanga Shona father.

 

Part of his early life he lived in Masvingo, Bulawayo and Harare, but migrated to UK year 2000 where he has made a career and studied Theology and graduated with a Th.D, D.D, MDiv, B.A in Biblical Studies and Cert in Counselling. He is an author, pastor, life coach and business consultant tired of seeing Christians stumble and crush landing. He sets up this blog as a guiding beacon for serious believers, and to make a difference.


Here is why he writes;

 

First, he took it upon himself as a duty to God to see that your faith is growIng, and your love for others too. He wants your faith to grow in spite of all the troubles and hardships that you face. 

 

Secondly, he wants you his readers, to rest on the Word of God, and that you know also that there’s vengeance on them that trouble you. 

 

Thirdly, he’s exhorting you, that besides what you are going through, you may give all diligence, to add to your faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge, "And to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity. For if these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ" 2 Peter 1:6-8. 

 

He’s been writing to make a difference in people’s lives only through God’s word, the Bible.

 

SGS Charter - Simple Gospel Summation

 

What is the vision, objective and goals of this ministry?

  • To provide biblical advice to new and growing Christians. 

Mission

 

 To safeguard and content for the faith, and to promote peace, love and economic development.


Vision

 

 Our aim is to be a pattern for good works: with integrity and dignity, in doctrine showing incorruptness, gravity and sincerity, and to spread our faith across the whole world, in Africa, Asia and Europe.


Values

 

We teach believers to become admirably resolute, purposeful, determined, strong willed, strong minded, unwavering, and unshaken. We teach believers to be resilient and to remain in the teaching of Christ, that at the end they may receive a full reward, for the truth which abides in them, and will be with them forever. That they walk in Christ, in truth and love, so that grace, mercy, and peace will be with them from God the Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ. 

 

 Who are the people this ministry affects; how, and what are their needs?

  • New and growing Christians

Need help?

 

Please don’t struggle on your own, connect. We’re geared to support you, especially when you are :

  •  New in the Lord
  • You’re looking to improve, and
  • anyone else who wants to learn more about God, and everyone else struggling with understanding the bible.

Please contact Reverend Muzembi for anything, using any of the contact methods available – the service is free, no hidden charges.

 

What you see is who he’s, he understands and lives five key values: respect, integrity, service, excellence and stewardship.

 

Strategic Priorities/goals

 

We are working to be examples; to lead, to manage and improve. We walk and live according to the truth of the gospel faithfully, and whatever we do for others we do it faithfully, in a manner that is true to God’s will. to network and connect with the world as we expand and globalise the vision. Find out here information about how you can be a representative of SGS where you’re.

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