A renowned South African preacher is set to add international prestige to Prophet Justice Hara's highly anticipated book launch after confirming he will attend the event in Lilongwe next week. Pastor Khumbo Joram, founder and leader of Holy Nation Church in South Africa, has announced that he will grace the launch scheduled for 14 October [...]
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A renowned South African preacher is set to add international prestige to Prophet Justice Hara's highly anticipated book launch after confirming he will attend the event in Lilongwe next week.
Pastor Khumbo Joram, founder and leader of Holy Nation Church in South Africa, has announced that he will grace the launch scheduled for 14 October 2026 at the Pearl Convention Centre in the capital.
His confirmation comes as excitement continues to build around the event, which is expected to draw church leaders, authors, believers and members of the public from across Malawi and beyond.
Pastor Joram said he was looking forward to supporting Prophet Hara on the special occasion.
"I can't wait to be part of this great occasion, supporting my brother in a good cause," he said, while encouraging people from around the world to attend.
The launch, which coincides with Prophet Hara's birthday celebrations, is expected to bring together prominent religious leaders, family members, friends, ministry partners and well-wishers.
The South African cleric's presence is likely to raise the profile of the event even further, given his reputation and longstanding leadership in Christian ministry.
Organisers say the gathering will celebrate faith, leadership, friendship, ministry and the enduring power of books to inspire lives.
The event follows last year's successful launch of five publications by Prophet Hara, underscoring his growing commitment to sharing knowledge and spiritual insights beyond the pulpit.
A passionate writer, Prophet Hara traces his love for authorship back to his secondary school years. Those close to him describe him as a humble servant leader dedicated to preserving and sharing the teachings of his ministry through the written word.
Speaking ahead of the launch, Prophet Hara revealed that writing has been part of his journey for many years.
"I started writing these books when I was still in secondary school. What we are seeing today is the result of many years of writing, learning, experience and commitment," he said.
"Some of these books were inspired by revelations and visions I received while at university. My desire is that they should not simply sit on people's shelves, but speak to readers, inspire them and help them on their journey through life."
With an international guest now confirmed and anticipation growing, the launch is shaping up to be a landmark occasion celebrating faith, literature and Prophet Hara's continuing impact as a spiritual leader and author.
GPGrace Phiri
2h agoFinally some clarity on this. Thanks for the detailed breakdown.
JBJames Banda
1h agoI hope the authorities actually follow through this time.
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