Apostle Justice Dlamini’s plan for his members who do not have cars materialized this weekend as they were showered with blessings, food parcels, and money while inside a bus.

With the Eswatini Government banning gatherings of all kinds including faith based gatherings, Church Leaders had to come up with creative and innovative ways of spreading the word of God within the perimeters of the country’s laws and regulations.

While other churches conducted online services, Worship Centre’s Apostle Justice opted for a Drive-Thru for blessing Service, a service which the Apostle said is solely for his church members.

During these services, Worship Centre Church members come to church and meet the Apostle while in their cars where he prays for them and dishes out blessings.

As innovative as it is, the service was limiting in that it did not cater for the Worship Centre members who do not have cars. However, the man of God announced during the inaugural Drive-Thru service that he has a plan in store of those who do not have cars for the Drive-thru.

Dlamini did not fail those church members as his plan for ferrying them with busses to the church where he will pray for them materialized over the past weekend. The man of God did not only shower them with blessings but food parcels and money as well.

In a post that was published on Facebook, it was announced that the Apostle prayed for the church Members before giving them food parcels, and pocket money.

“We thank God for a successful event yesterday Sunday 7^th February. Apostle Justice prayed for the people wile in the bus before getting their food parcels and pocket money. It was glorious to see God’s people who are challenged by poverty due to COVID-19 restrictions, business shutdown and retrenchment getting help from the Church in their time of need,” read the post.