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Multitudes of churchgoers have already gathered at the venue, slowly making their way into the stadium before the official programme of the day starts.

The event is set to take place from 8am on Sunday morning with various church groups taking to stage. The Zion Christian Church’s Brass Band will be the first followed by Nazareth Baptist Church Gauteng, Hindu Maha Sabha Band, The Nasheed Group, a band for the Jamiat Ulama SA, United Apostolic Church and Abathandwa.

Pastor Ray McCauley, of Rhema Ministries, His Grace Archbishop Tlhagale of the Roman Catholic Church, Inkosi Sizwe Shembe of Nazareth Baptist Church, Bishop Purity Malinga of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, are some of the church leaders that are expected to render sermons on the day.

'But I have a problem because black people are suffering in this country. Why us? ARE WE A CURSED? DID JESUS CHRIST DIE FOR US TO SUFFER LIKE THIS? What have we done to deserve such treatment in our own country?' Julius Malema NationalDayofPrayer

Go and PRAY while WHITE MINORITY are enjoying our LAND AND ECONOMY.

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