Venue Announced for the Million Gathering in Bloemfontein to Pray for South Africa
‘Oom‘ (Uncle) Angus Buchan has announced the venue for the National Day of Prayer being organised in Bloemfontein on 22 April 2017. The massively popular evangelical pastor aims to attract 1 million people to the event, at which calls will be made to God to “bring justice, peace and hope to our beloved South Africa” in […]
‘Oom‘ (Uncle) Angus Buchan has announced the venue for the National Day of Prayer being organised in Bloemfontein on 22 April 2017.
The massively popular evangelical pastor aims to attract 1 million people to the event, at which calls will be made to God to “bring justice, peace and hope to our beloved South Africa” in the country’s ongoing battle with violent crime.
In a video broadcast Monday morning, Oom Angus said: “We are expecting approximately one million people to come to Bloemfontein, the centre of South Africa.
“We have located a piece of ground, 4km north of Bloemfontein, and it is called Wilde Als, which means Wild Aloe, the Zulu word is Umhlonyane, and it is used for medicinal purposes.
“I want to say to you that people are going to be healed in their seats. I’m not going to pray for them. I’m not going to anoint them with oil. God is going to visit us like we’ve never experienced before.”
The location is reportedly on the farm of former rugby Springbok Ollie le Roux. Oom Angus called on everyone to put the “It’s Time” sign up at schools, sports fields, shops, businesses, mines, roads and everywhere.
He said: “God is going to visit us on the 22nd of April, this year, like we’ve never experienced in our lives before. You know why? Because it’s time!”
The pastor says: “Cancel every other meeting and make sure you are there. I really believe this is the last chance that we will have in South Africa to bring normality back to this beloved nation. THERE IS NO CHARGE, ENTRANCE IS FREE. Please fast and pray because, like never before, we need Jesus now.”
His ‘Sacred Gathering in Callabash’ (FNB Stadium/Soccer City) in November 2016 attracted about 50,000 Christians from all walks of life, and all over the country and world. Many have requested that this next event be streamed so that even more than one million can take part in healing the land.