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          Bishop Mosa Sono Prayer and Impartation Day 3 recap Nehemiah When we come before God we must come with a humble heart and ask God to forgive us....

          Bishop Mosa Sono - GBC Snr. Pastor

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          Bishop Mosa Sono is a renown founder and senior pastor of Grace Bible Church which was started in 1983 and is based in Pimville, Soweto.

          Early 1982, Rhema North under the leadership of Pastor Ray McCauley, commissioned a young couple Andra'e and Edana Knoetze to start a church in Soweto.

          Grace Bible Church bishop Mosa Sono condemned an alleged "resurrection" that was filmed and spread via social media.

        1. Grace Bible Church bishop Mosa Sono condemned an alleged "resurrection" that was filmed and spread via social media.
        2. Alexander Merensky and Albert founded and led by Bishop Mosa Sono.
        3. Bishop Mosa Sono Prayer and Impartation Day 3 recap Nehemiah When we come before God we must come with a humble heart and ask God to forgive us.
        4. Grace Bible Church had disloyalty beginning in the early 's, after the former church was handed over to Bishop Mosa Sono in
        5. Over the last three decades Pentecostal Charismatic Evangelical (PCE) style churches have used cutting-edge media technologies in their.
        6. The then mayor of Soweto Mr David Thebehali was instrumental in securing Mavis Hall in White City Jabavu to be used for the church services. In mid 1983, Bishop Knoetze sensed a leading to move into field ministry and thus the signing of the church was on the 1st September 1983 and officially handed over to Bishop Mosa Sono on the 4th of September 1983.

          This became one of the "rough periods" for the church as the Mavis Hall venue agreement was unfortunately terminated and with the church having to relocate, many members were lost; several key leaders left the church also; and due to certain constraints to the use of the Rhema name, the church was inst