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Jesus Calls Worship Centre - Johannesburg Branch
Pastors Sifiso and Ncamie Mazibuko
The JC Johannesburg branch was founded on the 2nd November 2008.
Pastor Sifiso Mazibuko was ordained in the year 2005 by Apostle Kasaro and he now pastors the JC Johannesburg Branch. Pastor Mazibuko got married to his lovely wife, Ncami Mazibuko in 2001. They are blessed with two children; a daughter (6yrs) and a son (2yrs). He holds an LLB Degree from the University of North West. Pastor Mazibuko went into full time ministry a couple of years ago and has been involved in the worship ministry since the inception of JC operating as a key leader in the worship ministry.
Pastor Mazibuko is passionate about bringing vibrancy into the house of the Lord through all forms of arts. His calling is to father and lead worshippers and to bring people to their full manifestation of Gods given potential in their lives.
He has been in business for close to 10 years and is highly passionate about seeing people getting into great projects.
Venue: IPD House, 51 Richards Drive, Midrand, Gauteng, Johannesburg.
Directions: Driving north from Johannesburg to Pretoria on the M1/N1 look out for the Allandale off ramp and off rump to your left. At the top of off ramp turn left into Allandale road and proceed towards the robots infront of you. At robot turn right into Bekker Street. On Bekker Street pass through the first set of robots and on the second set turn right into Le Roux Road (The BP Petrol station will be on your right hand side). Drive uphill, past the first set of robots on Le Roux (leaving Wimpy on your Right hand side) and stop at the next 4-way street (with the Caltex Petrol Station on your left handside). At 4 way stop turn right into Richards Drive and proceed cautiously for about 100m looking out for a building written on "IPD House" and number "51" on the gate. That is where JCWC Jhb is.
If you get lost, please dial +27 73 582 8646 or +27 83 24 11 24 2.
Meeting times: Every Sunday from 09h30 to 12h00
Prayers
Every Friday – 18h30.
Venue: IPD House, 51 Richards Drive, Midrand, Gauteng, Johannesburg
Homecells
Braamfontein: Thursdays – 18h30
Radiokorp: Wednesday – 18h30
Midrand: Wednesdays – 18h30
Social Events
Braii party: 14/02/2009 Venue: Edenville, Horwood Park
Braii party: 04/12/2009 Venue: Faith and Ronnie Mamba’s House (Radiokorp)
Braii party: 27/03/2010 Venue: Nkonzo Hlathwayo’s House, Athol
Other events: Friends’ day: 06/06/2010 (Guests: Gospel artist Avis Ndlovu)
Women’s day service: 16/05/2010
Men’s service: 20/06/2010
Revivals: 29-31st May 2009 (Guest: Apostle R. Kasaro)
Recent visits by other Pastors:
Pastor Mashwama: 03/01/2010 and 10/01/2010 Minister Pastor Lindiwe Dlamini: 16/05/2010 Apostle R. Kasaro: 30/05/2010
Pastor Kasaro’s book selling like hot cakes
JESUS Calls Worship Centre International Pastor Robert Kasaro’s newly released book titled ‘When life Turns Around’ is selling well.
The book, a must-have tool for everyday life, peace of mind, health and prosperity, was released two months ago. Babsy Mavuso thanked all those who have already purchased the book and encouraged others to do so. “The book is literally flying off the shelves. I would like to thank members of the public for supporting the works of God,” he said.
The book itself addresses the different categories of pain and affliction. It highlights the importance of character during the period of pain and favour that comes upon one for elevation. In every affliction, Apostle Kasaro says there is a way out. “God’s plan and purpose is to favour you, take you out of pain and elevate you,” he says.
The book taps into the personal experience of this powerful man of God, who a decade ago, lost his first wife to a brain tumour and shortly thereafter his mother. “This is a testimony of my own life, a record of my personal journey as a husband, father and pastor. I have had the opportunity over the years to give spiritual guidance to people as a pastor and leader. This book is to say as men and women of God, we are not immune to affliction, pain and tough times,” he said.
In the book, Apostle Kasaro describes how he hit rock-bottom emotionally and how the unbearable pain of loss of loved ones tore him apart and threatened his very sanity. He warns that, like him, many people who find themselves in this situation do feel as if God has deserted them, but cautions that such negative feelings are the devil’s way to try and set the people against God, thus delaying the healing process. He says the way out of pain is to understand and accept the sovereignty of God.
In a display of writing skills that could only be inspired by God, Apostle Kasaro shows that some of the afflictions such as disease and emotional turmoil are a borne of buried pain of the past, unhealed wounds and a tortured soul. “In this book, I am trying to show everyone that through God, there is always a way out.”
(Source: The Swazi Observer 04-Mar-2010)