After a successful gospel mission in Mozambique last weekend, gospel musician Apostle Enesia Chitheka Louis continues her ministration through music with another performance tonight at Times Entertainment Studios in Blantyre.
The show whose dress code is black is also part of ministering the word of God through music during this difficult time as the country mourns Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others, who died in a tragic plane accident in Chikangawa Forest in Mzimba District on Monday.
Initially, people were expected to pay on entry but in respect of the departed souls, Apostle Chitheka said the concert is for free.
“We are in mourning as a nation and so, this show is there to minister the word of God through music and also pray for the families of the departed souls. This is why we have made the show free of charge. May their souls rest in peace,” she said.
Apostle Chitheka said she wants to make a moment to acknowledge the tragic loss of the Vice President and the eight others.
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“My heart goes out to the families, friends and the entire nation during this difficult time. Let us honour their memory by coming together in unity, love and respect. Let us celebrate their life and legacy through worship music and may our gathering at Times Entertainment Studios bring comfort and strength to those who are grieving,” she said.
As a worshipper, Apostle Chitheka has touched many people with her music and she said she is geared to offer more of her music tonight.
