LUCY MUZANGAZA

Mai Muzangaza was more than a mother and a pillar of my family, she was my prayer partner, my confidant, and my safe place. She stood with me in prayer through life’s joys and storms, believing with me when my faith felt weak and lifting me up when my spirit was tired. She lovingly supported me during my wedding, offering guidance, prayers, and care that made that day even more meaningful. Her life was marked by patience, humility, and unwavering faith, teaching us strength through her example rather than through words alone. She had a special way of making people feel seen, comforted, and loved, and her prayers brought peace to everyone around her. Though my heart aches deeply in her absence, I am forever grateful for the time we shared and the prayers we prayed together. Rest peacefully, Mai Muzangaza you will always live in my heart.

Our depeest condolences to Baba Vakomana and their families.
We pray for the Comfort of the Holy Spirit to abide with you all.
We thank God for the 5 years we spent together at SE London Assembly.
You were great shepherds of the flock.Thank you.

I write this with a very heavy heart. I’m still in disbelief that this happened. My aunt was a God fearing and very loving person. She loved wholeheartedly. She taught me so much and spoke so many good things upon my life and for that I’ll always be grateful and will always keep her teachings in my heart. What hurts me the most is that she took me to the bus rank as I was going to university for the first time but she won’t be here to see me graduate 💔. This is a big loss for the family as a whole. My condolences to the Muzangaza family…I pray that God comforts you during this difficult time.

Sleep well mama Muzangaza, may your sweet spirit rest in peace. We love and mourn you but find comfort knowing you died in the Lord! Chokwadi kune kutikuendwa

With a heavy heart. We mourn the passing of a devoted woman of God. She will be missed dearly by all who knew her. We have learned so much from her love, life, her faith, and her kindness. We will forever cherish the moments we shared together. She is sadly missed by us all. May her soul rest in eternal peace until we meet again. 🙏🏾

🙏She was a mother, a leader, and a soft-hearted woman who changed many lives through her ministry and was a blessing to multitudes. She was truly a strong pillar to many. I remember back in Warren Park 1 when we were about 10–12 years old, the only church my mom took us to was AFM. Mama Mai Muza was like a mother to so many Sunday school children, including her own boys. 👌She was a loving and selfless mother, and even after many years-when we moved to the UK-she continued to show us the same unconditional love. ZvaMwari chaizvo, she was truly God-sent. Even after I lost my mother in 2020, she would call me often just to check on me.

May your soul rest in peace, Mhamha.
Aiwa Tabatikana chose!
Mwari varambe vachinyaradza mhuri yasara😭

Mama was a powerful worshipper. Those who remember when she produced a CD which was called "Ndomudana," and it was very very highly anointed. I will miss her sermons, which were very essential in my early days in UK. One particular one I remember was "Gara muUpper Room," where she said that u must past by Getsemane to get to Golgotha. I pray that God may strengthen Reverend Mystery and the boys and everyone. It shall be well

My condolences to Pastor Muzangaza and family on the loss of our dear mother. What a sad loss to the body of Christ. May the good Lord comfort the Muzangaza, Munemo families, and the church at large during this difficult time.

This song still rings in my heart, “Jesu ndinokudai nguva dzose.” You were truly heaven-sent. May you rest in eternal peace. To Rev. Muzangaza, the boys, and the extended Muzangaza and Munemo families, may you find comfort and strength during these trying times

RIP mum
I remember you singing Remember me almighty God back in Warren park 1, you were my mentor during youth. You taught me kuzvibata semunhukadzi. R I P wan of God, kune kurikuendwa was your word

Though our hearts are heavy, but we know you are rejoicing with the Angels. You were a guiding light, source of strength, and greatest supporter. Your love and wisdom will forever live in our hearts, and we are grateful for every moment we shared with you. Rest in peace Mum.

Mupoperi family.

Woman of God, I called her Tete because of we share same totem . She was very humble and kind. Mai Muzangaza taught us how to pray and she stood with me difficult times. When she visited she wanted to be part of family not Mai Mufundisi and participarting in chores that what others were doing . She was enjoyable. MHSRIP😪

With a heavy heart, I extend my deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones on the passing of Pastor Amai Lucy Muzangaza. I had the great privilege of knowing Pastor Lucy from the time she arrived in the UK. She was far more than a pastor to me, she was a sister, a mother, and a mentor. I was truly blessed to learn from her and to be touched by the many anointings God placed upon her life. Her love, wisdom, and unwavering devotion have left an indelible mark on my heart. Though we mourn her loss here on earth, we find comfort in knowing that heaven has gained a faithful and true worshipper.

Mum l bless God for your life. You taught us how to pray from when l was very young. Our day in Warren Park GGC used to start at around 4 to 5 am in the morning tichimukira kunonyengatera. We had no particular prayer points but to just dine in the presence of the Lord. You taught us to spend hours in prayer. You taught us to talk less and pray more. You taught us to be prayerful mothers. We grew stronger in the Lord through your mentorship.
To me you were a pillar and a mother hen. You were a mentor, and a gladiator. You mentored me to be who l am today. Arise Deborah wouldn’t be in existence without your mentorship.
I am heart broken maaaa. You left a mark on this earth and you will forever remain in our hearts. May your dear soul rest in piece.

Our tears will dry but the wounds in our hearts can not heal. I will miss her laughter and her smiles. Heaven has gained an angel💐💐💐😭😭

We thank God for the time that God gave amai to serve Him on earth and to advance His Kingdom. She played a great role in our lives from youth days, our marriage and wedding till we became Pastors. To Rev Muzangaza and the Boys we say we are with you in prayers in this painful time. Rest in peace Pastor Lucy.

Pastoral Lucy , you were born and raised in the Christian Faith. I never know anyone so unwavering in their faith. So strong and so dedicated in raising and shaping communities. Your journey began in Shurugwi and you did not stop there. Your brightness was too much and the brightness spread. My family have lost their guiding light. My girls are missing you terribly

Pastor Lucy, although I never met you, I did through your son, Theo who became my son.

I saw you through him.
He has always been passionate about the God you taught him to love and serve.

Thank you to you and your husband for raising a man who loves as much as he can and who learns at a depth only God can cause to be.

Through Theo, I know you lived a similar life.

Rest in great peace.
And thank you for serving so selflessly.

😔 Here's a slight tweak:

"As I spoke to you before you went to theatre, little did I know it was our final goodbye. You seemed to be saying, Son, I've completed my earthly journey. I've fought the good fight and finished the race. Farewell, God's faithful servant - you've passed the torch, inspiring countless lives from youth to your final day. May your soul rest in eternal peace." at list your saw my wife, child and heard my songs which i am going to release 2026.

Mrs Muzangaza l will miss you so much.Thank you being such an amazing person,you taught me so much until to the last second.Rest in peace mukuzuru wangu until we meet again.

I was a guest at GGC assembly in 1999 as I went to work in Warren Park temporarily. I saw Mama and was blessed by her singing of “Tinoona mavanga mumaoko ake” but I never saw her again and I forgot her name. I asked my Pastor in Kwekwe of the name of mufundisi anoparidza kuWarren Park asi haana kuziva kuti ndiani.

Fast forward to 2006 I moved to United Kingdom leaving my wife and my 4 daughters behind. I was surprised to see l Pastor Muzangaza and mama as I had been looking for for years and I knew it could only be God. Mama prayed for me when I did not have papers to work and after the Dunamis conference 2011 in October she prayed for me and in December I got indefinite leave to remain. During this time I also wanted to bring my family over and Mama fasted and prayed with me . Though during that time I didnt attend church every week, she never shamed me and when I would ask her to pray for me she would willingly. The last time I saw mama was 2016 dunamis conference and I spoke briefly with her. I never got to give her my testimony but when I see my family I see the grace of God and her prayers

My deepest condolences to the Muzangaza family.
Farewell, Mama. Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, hope, and unwavering faith in God. We will always cherish the moments we shared in worship. You were deeply loved, and you will be greatly missed.

Mom was a God fearing woman, a prayer warrior, a loving mother, grandmother ,mentor and a great evangelist ✨
Mom lived a great life through prayer and fellowship. She was a lovely soul , filled with joy and laughter. She would always say gotwe rangu Shanda nesimba so that you will take care of me and your father , go and be a great doctor so that you may treat us but dear mom our plans were cut so short . You have left a great big space in heart . I will continue to love you and cherish you in my heart . I will continue to live with the memories we shared . God has gained our precious angel , makarwa kurwa kwakanaka amai vangu .
May Your Soul Rest In Eternal Peace My lovely Mother, My lovely Lucy ❤️✨Thank you for being the best mother to me and my elder siblings.

I honor the life of an exceptional woman—Pastor Lucy Muzangaza. She was more than the devoted wife of our pastor; she was a mother, mentor, and friend to countless people. Her presence was a blessing, and her life reflected faith, wisdom, and love.

To me, she was like a mother. She cared for me with kindness and guided me with wisdom. Her words were gentle yet powerful, always grounded in Scripture and spoken with grace. She taught me that true strength comes from trusting God and serving others humbly.

Mama Lucy was a woman of steadfast faith. She celebrated in times of joy and prayed through trials. Her life embodied the beauty of a heart surrendered to God. She carried herself with dignity and compassion, reminding us that greatness lies not in titles but in service.

She invested herself in people—building lives, strengthening families, and shaping destinies. Many of us are living testimonies of her love and mentorship. She believed in us when we doubted ourselves and reminded us that with God, all things are possible.

Though we grieve her passing, we rejoice knowing she has completed her race and received her crown of glory. Her legacy will endure in the lives she touched, in the seeds of faith she planted, and in the love she freely gave.

She was the first Pastor’s wife I knew in AFMIM UK from 2004 to 2015. She stood with me in prayer after two miscarriages, carrying my pain as her own. Her unwavering faith encouraged me, and in 2008, I gave birth to a beautiful daughter. Every time I see my daughter, I remember her faith in God and the strength she gave me when I had none.

She was more than a Pastor’s wife—she was a spiritual mother, a mentor, and a living example of unwavering trust in God. She taught me to stand firm, believe again, and hold on even when life felt unbearable. Because of her, I am now a woman of unshakable faith, shaped by her prayers, counsel, and quiet strength.

Her legacy lives on in me and in every life she touched with her compassion and steadfast belief in God’s goodness. I will forever be grateful for the gift of her life and the seeds of faith she planted in mine.

Rest well, Mama Lucy. Your work here is complete, but your impact will echo through generations. We will miss you deeply, but we will carry your lessons in our hearts forever.

With love in Christ,
Emily Kaliwoh

 

Baba naAmai Mufundisi Muzangaza presided over our wedding, December 1999. She was such a wonderful Mother, greatly shocked when we learnt of her demise. Will forever be missed, kuna Baba Mufundisi Muzangaza our sincere condolences. MHSRP

My deepest condolences to Reverend Muzangaza and family. May the Holy Spirit comfort you in this difficult time. We will forever cherish the best moments we had with Mama Muzangaza at GGC girls fellowship. May Mom’s soul rest in peace 🙏🏼

Zororai murugare Amai makarwa kurwa kwakanaka.thank you for all your love and support that you gave us since 1996up to 2004.Mwari wekudenga akautarisai anoona kunaka nekugina kwenyu kuvazhinji panyika ino tasara tichiti dai tagona kurarama muraramiro wenyu tichizosangana zvekare muupenyu husingapere we love you mummy rest well

Zororai murugare mama Mai Muzangaza.Basa ramakabata pakutikurudzira mumweya rakakura.Tinokutendai mama.We will cherish you forever.
Kuna baba VaMuzangaza nemhuri yose.Nyaradzwai naIshe.

You fought a good fight of faith .May your soul rest in peace my Pastor,mum,mentor,muroora,payer worrior,God's general the gap you left will never be fulfilled.Go well wifey as i used to call u.God loved you more.Sleep well dhiya😭

Mai na Baba Muzangaza had love for us , they taught us how to pray and to seek out the presence of GOD.

My deepest sympathies.May you find peace and comfort during this difficult time. Mai Muzangaza vakandidzisa kunamata. Rest in peace Mom.

Rest well dear Mum, my prayer partner. I will surely miss you and cherish all the times we prayed together and shared the word of GOD.

Greetings to you all.We were deeply saddened by the passing on of our dear Mother-Mai Muzangaza. She was a pillar of strength and offered immense guidance especially to the girls and women while we were at GGC. We cherish the moments we fellowshipped together in various forums. We however, celebrate a life well lived by choosing to live and die in Christ. Rev Muzangaza be comforted knowing that it is the same way we will take and the purpose of your calling to bring many to Christ) so that when times like these come, we are ready. Though painful especially to us remaining , kupfuma kune vanofira munaShe..

Our condolences to Baba Muzangaza, the boys , Munemo family and the entire body of Christ. As far as we are concerned from the time we met and knew Pastor and Mum L.Muzangaza we saw role models who served GOD whole heartedly. We had an opportunity of working directly under them and we learnt a lot from them .They shaped our lives. Mama Muzangaza was a woman who stood out for the Kingdom in all circumstances. Heaven has gained.We will miss you.May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Rest in peace beloved Mum.We miss you dearly.

Condolences to the Muzangaza family, what an amazing woman and an amazing legacy left.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all

Rest in peace Mama Muzangaza. Thank you for guiding us and for moulding us into giants we are today.

We celebrate the time we shared with you Mum. Thank you for positively impacting our lives.

Rest in peace Mama Muzangaza. Till we meet again.

Zororai murugare rwaShe.Makarwa kurwa kwakanaka. Vakafa vanofira munaShe vazorora pakubata kwavo panyika. Dad ne boys nyaradzwai Nashe vanorapa moyo yakapwanyika. Till we meet again pakurira kwehwamanda.RIP Mama.

Tinoti zororai murugare Mama Muzangaza. Kumhuri yasara tinoti nyaradzwai naShe.

Tinoti Baba Muzangaza nemhuri nyaradzwai Nashe. Tinorwadziwa nekusiiwa naMai.Mhamha vakatidzidzisa zvakawanda zvakaita kuti tive zvatiri nhasi. May her soul rest in peace.

Moyo yedu inorwadziwa kwazvo- takaremerwa. Zororai murugare Mai Muzangaza.

We miss you our Mother. Continue to rest in power. To Dad and the boys - may you find comfort in the Holy Spirit🙏🏼

Rest in power Mama Muzangaza. Thank you for being my pillar and mentor. Forever cherished and appreciated.

Tinoti zororai murugare Mum Muzangaza. Makatidzidzisa kunamata kuburikidza nedzidziso dzenyu.

Go well Mother - General. You are forever in our hearts❤️

I thank GOD for the great work He used you to do in my life

We are saddened by the passing of our beloved mother Amai Muzangaza. We lost a good mother and cheerful leader of our generation. I remember her saying: "pane kuri kuendwa vana baba nana amai nguva irikukwana". Now vatungamira Amai. Tisu tasiirwa chimuti. Now ndinoti: “amai vangu variko vanerunyararo rudo rwaJesu rwatinganisa.” Moyo inorwadziwa zvikuru.Mwari vatinyaradze kwese kwatiri nemhuri yekwa Muzangaza and Munemo.

Tribute to My Darling Wife, Muroora Vangu, Pastor Lucy Muzangaza
To my darling wife, muroora vangu, Pastor Lucy Muzangaza,
the pain I felt when I heard that you had passed on is truly indescribable. How could you, nhai muroora? After promising me, “tere Eppy, I have something important to tell you,” this moment never came. My heart aches deeply 😥😔. I first knew about you in the year 2000, when you and my brother, Rev. Mystery Muzangaza, came to pray for our cousin who was unwell at our home in Warren Park. From that very moment, you became part of our family. Your prayers were sincere and full of power, our cousin was restored, and we were forever grateful to God for using you as an instrument of healing and restoration.
In 2004, when you came to the UK, we became inseparable. I remember visiting from Manchester to Mai Maguta, oh, how we laughed, shared countless stories, and always ended with worship and prayer. You were truly an icon of faith. The visits to our parents and will never forget the unending suppirt you gave us during the death of our father during COVID-19. I remember when you visited mama na daddy vauya kuManchester and the farewell we always did. We counselled each other through both good and difficult times. You became my greatest cheerleader and supporter, especially when I launched my charity organisation, always travelling tirelessly to Manchester with my brother to support me. My heart is deeply grieved, I am ripped apart as I mourn a legend. You supported me in counselling those preparing for marriage, young couples, and you became a faithful pillar of IWTA. You never counted distance nor cost. For every member who faced challenges, you were there muroora vangu selfless, present, and loving. Haaaaa, you have left a massive void, muroora vangu. Our long conversations, our counsel, our laughter, the machumas you connected me to, kuzoti vana Gumbi Gora Mukuruwambwa, you were truly an epitome of love and unity. One of the greatest highlights was when I launched my book, “Down But Not Out.” The encouragement you and my brother gave me was far beyond my imagination. I will forever be grateful. Your counselling sessions with my family and the IWTA family will never be forgotten. Muroora vangu, I will forever love you dearly. Famba zvakanaka muroora vangu, chizorora zvako mukubata kwako muna Mwari.
You fought the good fight, and through it all, you remained steadfast and faithful until the very end. I will continue to love you until we meet again.

“Muroora Pastor Lucy, you have fought the good fight, you have finished the race, you have kept the faith.”
2 Timothy 4:7. Rest in power and perfect peace.
Tete Eppie murikuita basa rakanaka kwazvo*😭😭😭😭😭😭😭my cheerleaders. Thank you for the encouragement 🙏

“Those we love never truly leave us; they walk beside us every day unseen, unheard, but forever felt in the heart.”
May your legacy of faith, love, service, and unity continue to speak for generations. 🕊️🕊 🕊 🕊 🙏🏽

Our deepest condolences to Rev Muzangaza and the entire family.You taught us to be True believers. Tinekurwadziwa kukuru pamoyo yedu. Go well our dear Mother ❤️❤️❤️.

Baba namai Muzangaza contributed immensely to shaping our destinies as they set a firm foundation for us principled on the Word of God. Takarwadziwa nekushayikirwa namhamha vedu asi tine chivimbo chekuzosangana zvakare kumusha wekudenga. Mwari vatinyaradze tose vatendi nemhuri yekwavaMuzangaza. But on the other end we celebrate her life semhare muhumambo.

Please accept our deepest condolences to the Muzangaza family. Mom nurtured and supported many Pastors through her Pastoral ministry. During her time at Warren park GGC she sowed a strong seed of love to many families. She worked hard to bring a mother in me and her works will be counted in our lives. May Mum’s Soul rest in peace

We extend our deepest condolences to the Muzangaza family, especially to Rev Muzangaza and the boys.
The passing of Mai Muzangaza has left a great emptiness in our hearts. She was not only a mother and a wife, but a true worshipper whose love for God was evident in her life and in her music. Through her songs, she ministered comfort, faith, and hope to many, often lifting spirits even in difficult times.
We thank God for the gift of her life and for the beautiful memories she leaves behind. Though we grieve, we do not grieve without hope, because we trust in God’s promises and His perfect plan.

Our heartfelt condolences to Bishop Muzangaza and the family. May the Holy Spirit comfort you in these trying times. We are who we are because of you. Rest in peace Amai vedu. Till we meet again.

Elder and Deaconess Goredema. Shiloh Word. Harare Zimbabwe.🙏🏼🙏🏼

That beaming and signature worship voice that punctuated and swinged 98 percent of the weddings of the people here. The powerful voice that forced its way through the durawalls and windvents of all and sundry 'kuma 5'. When the voice echoed, even the birds of heroes acre mountains saluted. The irresistible incense of the voice took reign by force in the Warren park area from the mid 90's' for the next decade. It was a signature voice that even the angels stood in salutation when the worship sound started. An irresistible figure with phenomenal authority that was also visible in one God's general Catherine Kulman. So was our mother mother muzangaza. In most of us, the signature voice oozed divine incense that gripped its victim strongly for permanent salvation. It is the powerful incense from the power and authority that has built leaders planted all over the world, apart from the breeding of look alikes who are powerful worshippers world over. Mhamha and baba Muzangaza are great leaders who reproduced their kind wherever they went to. We take comfort in the fact that though mhamha is gone, she left a lot of look alikes in leadership and worship who will take over the stick to push the gospel further. Baba Muzangaza and the boys be comforted. GGC community at large find peace in the fact that in the house are giant footsteps left by our courtyard which we will continue to admire till we depart this world to join mhamha and others in the afterlife. 1 Thes 4:15~18. Go well mhamha...hambani kuhle mma....fambayi zvakanaka mhamha! Till we meet again. Dr and Mrs Muhwandavaka

My condolences to Pastor Muzangaza,All the Boys,Munemo Family and entire body of Christ. Mai L Muzangaza was a woman of excellence when executing her duties in the Kingdom of God, a worshipper par excellence. Vaigona kuimba chose,ndinorangarira gore randakachata,paWarren Park GGC ,muna1997, vakaimba Rakanaka Iro Zuva,vashoma vaidavira asi vakaramba vachiimba kusvika vapedza hymn yose. Baba ndivo vakandichatisa music wa16th August 1997, Mai Mfundisi vakatsigira vachiimba nenzwi ravo rakanaka chose.

Heaven has gained, picked The Angelic Worshipper To Join Them.Pastor Lucy Muzangaza We Will Miss You,May Your Soul Rest In Peace.

From Pastor and Amai M.Madanire, AFMIZ East view Assembly Harare.

My deepest condolences to our father Rev Muzangaza and Boys.Haaa zvorwadza vadikanwi.Its so painful.Mother tought us as a family how to pray in season and out of season.The Impact in Music from mother Mzangaza was a great mark in my life.What a fruitful seed she deposited in my music journey.I remember her singing.*Mazambara ariyo ane Runyararo* I really loved the anointing pose.Pose pavaitanga kuimba haaa it was booommm neAnointing.Even in my marriage she played a big role praying for us as a Mother and we are who we are because of her.
Zororai murugare amai vangu

Danny Mavhunga and Amai from Zimbabwe
(Deputy National Worship leader *Afmoz*).

Thank you so much for loving me
You held my hand at a time when I was drowning. You believed so much in the calling upon my life. I'm so grateful for everything you have for me. May your dear soul Rest in Eternal Peace ambuya vangu

You were such a loving woman gogo.

Remembering the day I lastly saw you towards mid last year in Zimbabwe as I drove you from town telling me "I will find sekuru vako vakandimirira at Sakunda"
We ll dearly miss you.

E.D CHIPUNGA