Defined as a kind, wise and generous woman, the late Prophetess Thenjiwe Merriam Dhlamini was a wonderful person who was undoubtedly one of God’s “end-time”.
She became an influential evangelist, uplifting those who need words of encouragement.
‘Woman with a big heart’ as she was widely known, passed away on Thursday, 24 June 2021, aged 44.
Tributes for the evangelist continues to pour in, from communities, friends, pastors as well as notable people who celebrates a life-well lived, and to appreciate how her teachings have impacted many people’s lives.
‘Mama Thenjiwe’ together with her husband, Bishop Nhlanhla Dhlamini arrived at Welkom, Free State in 2003, and initiated ‘Sound Gospel Bible Church’, a ministry that changed people’s lives and became a powerhouse.
In full swing of woman empowerment, she established a foundation named, Restoring Inner Beauty (RIB) to uplift women and female ministers.
Her illustrious career saw her collaborating with musicians, releasing several critically acclaimed and esteemed songs and graced a variety of prestigious events.
People took to social media to give a highlight of what “Mama Thenjiwe” meant in their lives and to pay their last respects:
The “Ntate Ke Mang” hit maker leaves behind her husband and three children.
She leaves a legacy of service and sacrifice to God’s kingdom that is living for generations yet unborn.
The mother of good-hope will be laid to rest on Friday, 02 July 2021. The funeral service will take place at MTC Hall, Riebeeckstad in Welkom.
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