MORE than seven hundred women who are failing to conceive
are on a four-day fasting and praying spree to find favour from the Almighty,
H-Metro has learnt.
A visit to the place where they are camping saw women
holding baby toys to mimick real babies, suckling them, carrying them on their
back and others wearing maternity clothes pretending as if they are pregnant.
H-Metro witnessed some in tears, others helping each other
to carry the dolls at their backs and some groaning in prayer.
The prayer meeting leader Prophetess Memory Matimbire of
Daughters of Virtue ministries told H-Metro that the dolls are a sign of faith
in God that they will receive the children.
“We are here to seek God’s face and favour and the women
you see here have never been pregnant ndovanonzi nevazhinji ngomwa ndovauya
pano kuti nemabvi avo minamato yavo inzwike kumusoro kunaMwari,” said
Prophetess Matimbire.
“We held the same prayer meeting last year at this place
and we were less than hundred but the testimonies that followed the meeting
have attracted many barren women from corners of the country and the sub
region.
“The number has risen this year to nearly eight hundred
with some being limited by lack of cash since we book the place and have meals
once per day.
“We have five from South Africa, two from Botswana, two
from Zambia and one from Mozambique.
“Among the women are few we allowed to come and give
testimonies to help the doubting Thomases.
“God is answering women’s prayers and many are narrating
how they have been abused by false prophets and traditional healers in their
search to have babies.
“The situations undergoing these women because of failing
to conceive is unbearable and sad that I am ever in tears seeking God’s face to
answer their prayers.
“Today we received few men who wanted to join their wives
in prayer and have sad stories of what they are going through due to this
challenge,” said Prophetess Matimbire.
She promised to visit some women who failed to attend the
meeting due to lack of resources saying God has anointed her to teach women to
pray on their own and avoid being abused by lustful men.
“Prayer is speaking to God and this is not limited to men
or pastors alone,” said Prophetess Matimbire.
“Madzimai aya akadhiniwa nekushungurudzwa asi Mwari anonzwa
minamato yemunhu wese saka ndakapihwa chizaruro ichocho ndichadzidzisa madzimai
kuzvinamatira nguva dzose,” she said. H Metro
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