I'm Pastor Raymond Mayala Muzola. I am the manager of Glu1 Foundation Congo branch. I've been pastoring in one of the parishes of the charismatic Jesus Coming community. I would like to share in a few lines how I met the Lord Jesus and how I accepted him as Lord and Savior. First I must specify that I am the eldest of a family of 7 children. Around 1990 when I was 17 years old in my debauchery life, I met a sister who prayed in the prayer group that has become our church today in my passion to want at all costs to go out with her, she will give the condition that if I want her to be my girlfriend (concubine) I should go to a seminar that happened in this group. I accepted the condition, without objection because in my head I was telling myself if I fulfil her condition, he too will respond favorably to my desire. I went to this seminar, but for God it was a hook to draw me into his kingdom. when I arrived at a prayer meeting, the sister in question did not know my private life but only of my family.
Upon arriving it was first a strange thing for me because it was my first time to see an albino preach and the preacher in question was the Apostle Walo Mutsenga and he was speaking on: victory over the curses. And all he said in his message was as if they had resasonated with my life. I said to myself, this sister I actually want to beat her up, how can she display my life to this preacher ? And another internal voice was telling me, you just come to know how she can know these hidden truths? I quickly realized that it was God speaking to me through his servant. When he called for those who wanted to accept Jesus Christ in their life I stood up and received the Lord. Since that day my life had changed, even my intentions on the sister in question had changed. I considered her more as my concubine but as a sister in the faith and that in its true sense of the word.
From September 1990 to this day I am still in the Lord serving him while awaiting his glorious return.
I got to know Glu1 foundation through a brother whom I supervised named Thierry tshidika who told me about Mum Naomie kabasele and the burden that this lady had for the poor and the needs to come to their aid by distributing food and not only food but to bring the gospel to the class of those people who are often abandoned. This vision fits into what I thought I would do one day to the glory of God. Glu1 foundation's impact in my ministry has been incredible. Glu 1 made that today I take care of two people because the acts of Mum Naomie. She taught and motivated me to do charity works for others.
Thank you mum Naomie and her husband Doctor Léon kabasele who believed in my modest person and entrusted me with this mission for the DRC.
God bless you.
