The Rhema Alumni Association of Zambia (RAAZ) Blog

The fire in Nagpur

What began as a teaching assignment in Nagpur, India became a divine encounter—an awakening to the cost and fire of true discipleship. From humble beginnings with nine students to thousands of graduates across nations, Rhema India is raising revivalists who have counted the cost and said yes to Jesus. This is a call to every alumnus: remember your commission, rise, and go. The harvest is ready.

Sara Kamoto (Class of 2019) — Monday, 18 August 2025

Congratulations Arthur Mukelelabo Wamulume and Soneni Banda on your wedding

Arthur Mukelelabo Wamulume (Class of 2024) and Soneni Banda (Class of 2024) got married on Saturday, 12 April 2025.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Friday, 15 August 2025

🎶 Discover the sound of RAAZ

Discover the music of Rhema Zambia alumni ahead of RAAZ Ignite 2025. A curated playlist on Deezer, Spotify, and YouTube brings together songs from graduates across genres and seasons.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Friday, 15 August 2025

In loving memory of Petronella Kapijimpanga

On Saturday, 26 July 2025, we laid our sister, Petronella Kapijimpanga (Class of 2024) to rest.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Thursday, 14 August 2025

Attendees of the RAAZ Ministers Fellowship during a breakout session

Strengthening the call: highlights from the second RAAZ Ministers Fellowship

Rhema Zambia alumni ministers are building together. The second RAAZ Ministers Fellowship tackled real issues—from ministerial welfare to sustainable ministry support. See how alumni are shaping a stronger, Holy Spirit led future.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Wednesday, 13 August 2025

Chomba Tonga (Class of 2024) and Ruth Kanyanta Mhango during their wedding on Saturday, 26 July 2025

Congratulations Chomba Tonga and Ruth Kanyanta Mhango on your wedding

Chomba Tonga (Class of 2024) and Ruth Kanyanta Mhango got married on Saturday, 26 July 2025

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Friday, 8 August 2025

Attendees of the inagural RAAZ Ministers Fellowship praying and singing

Introducing the RAAZ Ministers Fellowship: Building Together for Greater Impact

The RAAZ Ministers Fellowship has launched! For the first time, Rhema Zambia graduates in ministry have a dedicated space for connection, support, and growth. Discover how this Spirit-led initiative is strengthening alumni ministers and building our united future.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Wednesday, 6 August 2025

Maumo Mubila-Kakoma in conversation with Bishop Fortune Lubina Mwiza during the RAAZ Mental Wellness Webinar

Finding Strength in Solitude: Bishop Fortune Mwiza’s Healing Wisdom from the RAAZ Mental Wellness Webinar

Bishop Fortune Mwiza shares wisdom on finding spiritual strength through vulnerability, honest lament, and the practice of solitude. Drawing on personal hardships and scripture, he encourages leaders to anchor their faith in God's unchanging love beyond circumstances, empower others, and embrace restorative quiet time for resilience. A powerful message for Rhema Zambia alumni navigating leadership and life challenges.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Thursday, 31 July 2025

Maumo Mubila-Kakoma in conversation with Dr David Kombe at the RAAZ Mental Wellness Webinar

Leading with Integrity and Faith: Dr. David Kombe’s Practical Wisdom for Rhema Alumni

Dr. David Kombe shares seasoned wisdom on leading with integrity, faith, and resilience amidst challenges. He encourages Rhema alumni to build lasting respect, separate personal identity from their organizations, prepare wisely for difficult seasons, and maintain courage that is anchored in God.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Wednesday, 30 July 2025

Maumo Mubila Kakoma in conversation with Dr Francisca Bwalya-Chama during the RAAZ Mental Wellness Webinar

Embracing Suffering and Building Resilience: 5 Insights from Dr. Francisca Bwalya-Chama

Believers and leaders face suffering—yet true resilience is found in honestly processing pain, embracing faith, and creating safe spaces for vulnerability. Drawing on her experience as a psychiatrist and training from Rhema, Dr. Francisca Bwalya-Chama reminds us that acknowledging our struggles, rather than minimizing them, deepens our faith and strengthens our capacity to live with hope and lead with compassion.

Silumesii Maboshe (Class of 2024) — Tuesday, 29 July 2025