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23. júla 2026 · 1 min čítania

Delegácia WCC sa stretáva s prezidentom Zimbabwe

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Št, 23.07.2026 - 21:57

Jerry Pillay sa stretla s prezidentom Zimbabwe Emmersonom Mnangagwom, ako aj s predstaviteľmi zimbabwianskeho ministerstva zahraničných vecí.

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Zľava: Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay; prezident Emmerson Mnangagwa; biskup Dr Ignatius Makumbe; a reverend Dr Suzanne Matale.

Na stretnutiach s Mnangagwom bol okrem Pillay aj generálny tajomník Rady cirkví Zimbabwe Rev. Wilfred Dimingu; predseda Rady cirkví Zimbabwe biskup Dr Ignatius Makumbe; Rev. Dr Suzanne Matale zo Zambie, zastupujúca generálny tajomník Celoafrickej konferencie cirkví; Dr. Hanns Lessing, výkonný tajomník pre teológiu a ekumenizmus Svetového spoločenstva reformovaných cirkví; Rev. Mzwandile Molo, generálny tajomník Juhoafrickej rady cirkví a súčasný predseda Spoločenstva cirkevných rád v Južnej Afrike; a Dr Masiiwa Gunda, výkonný riaditeľ programu WCC a ekumenický inštitút v Bossey, mimoriadny profesor.

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Hannah Adams

Interesting to see Bishop Dr Ignatius Makumbe and Rev. Dr Suzanne Matale in the group photo with President Mnangagwa. I wonder what practical matters they raised about daily life for ordinary families in Zimbabwe. Our own parish choir prayed for African churches last Sunday, so this caught my eye.

Thomas Hall

I noticed Bishop Makumbe and Rev. Matale too. They probably brought up the usual worries we hear from folks back home—power cuts, getting basics like mealie meal, and keeping kids in school when times are tight. Nice that your choir remembered the African churches; we lit a candle for them at Vespers the same day.

Peter Clark

Yeah, I saw Bishop Makumbe in the photo too. Makes sense they'd talk about the power cuts and mealie meal; my Zambian coworker was saying the same thing last week when we were loading the van. Did your choir end up singing anything from the African repertoire that night?

Xenia Bennett

I spotted Bishop Makumbe too — he’s from our sister diocese, so it felt close to home. I hope they pressed the president on reliable electricity for the clinics and schools; my sister-in-law in Harare says the long blackouts make it almost impossible to keep food from spoiling or children studying after dark. Did your choir use any particular African hymns last Sunday?

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