South Africa

The Legend of the Zulu King

The Zulu nation is an estimated 10-11 million people whose majority lives in South Africa, as well as Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Mozambique.  During apartheid, the Zulu people were considered third-class citizens and discriminated against heavily.  Today they make up the largest ethnic group in South Africa and enjoy equal citizen rights.

At the invitation of Pastor Billy and Marianne Allen, we partnered together with a team from Christ for the Nations in Dallas, Texas, for a two-day Gospel festival, medical outreaches, and children’s events in the heart of South Africa. Our mission team was there by invitation from the King of the Zulus, His Majesty King Goodwill Zwelithini.

At the Gospel Festival, we heard this testimony about a prince of the Zulu people. 

Over one hundred years ago, the king of the Zulu tribe was viciously murdered by his own brother. 

The sixteen year old crown prince, scared for his life ran and hid in a cave. He was kept alive by faithful followers who fed and clothed him for two years. His warriors fought to put him back on the throne, but they lost every skirmish. 

As they went out to fight a final battle against the evil uncle, the prince was sure he was about to die. But, a man of God prophesied, “Prince, if you bow down to Jesus Christ, you will win the battle and be crowned king.” 

That day, the prince and all his warriors gave their lives to Jesus Christ! They won the victory and the prince was crowned king of the Zulu nation. 

On the anniversary of this great victory, we ministered through a Zulu Gospel Festival in the exact spot where the prince became a Christian.  

Thousands of Zulu’s gave their lives to Jesus

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