New Apostolic Church
Southern Africa
On 24 March 2024, in the serene ambience of the Durban North Congregation, an afternoon that would resonate in the hearts of those present for a long time unfolded.
It was an event marked not just by the gathering of believers but by a shared spiritual journey that left an indelible mark on all who attended.
The occasion was the Passion Concert, a prelude to Passion Week, performed by the male choir and orchestra from the Durban South and North Districts.
This event was a profound experience that prepared every attendee for the reflective and significant week that lies ahead in the Christian calendar.
Passion Week is a time of deep reflection on the sacrifices and unconditional love of our Saviour, a core aspect of our faith that shapes our beliefs and guides our actions.
The concert, with its rich blend of voices and instruments, served as a perfect medium to remind us of these sacred truths.
The music, a mix of classical and contemporary pieces, was more than just melody and harmony; it was a vehicle of spiritual renewal and preparation for the days leading up to Easter.
The presence of District Apostle Helper, Apostle Mandla Mkhwanazi, was a blessing that elevated the concert to a higher spiritual plane.
His participation and guidance infused the gathering with a profound sense of purpose and connection.
It was a clear demonstration of how music and faith intertwine to strengthen our spiritual resolve and remind us of the hope that Passion Week embodies.
The Passion Concert in the Durban North Congregation was more than an afternoon of spiritual music; it was a call to introspection, a reminder of the ultimate sacrifice, and a beacon of hope.
As the attendees walked away from the concert, they carried in their hearts the message of love, sacrifice, and renewal that is the essence of Passion Week. It was the perfect preparation for the sacred week.