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WSC is a cohort to uplift Wowos Spiritual levels! The dominating faith is that of Christianity, but we welcome all religions!


Wowos Spiritual Club allows us to share notes like this one! Beautiful message here from one of our members!


God is revealed and not explained.

7 December 2025 

 

God is revealed and not explained.

 

T.D. Jake once said, “God will reveal what you need to see when the time is right”. Trust in what you have not seen, for faith is rooted in trusting the unseen. 2 Corinthians 4:18 states, “For we fix our attention, not on things that are seen, but on things that are unseen. What can be seen lasts only for a time, but what cannot be seen lasts for ever”. Read more here

 

May you have a blessed Sunday. 

 

Best regards, 

Wonga Ntshinga 

Founder and Director 

Wowos Club 

Email: founder@wowosclub.org 

Twitter: @ClubWowos 

Instagram: Wowos_Club 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wowosclub 

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@wowosclub 

WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va4SfTB0rGiL6RdFwP2c 


Living with Kindness: A Reflection for Wowos Club

15 November 2025

 

Colossians 3:12 (NIV) says: "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience."

 

Meta AI's interpretation of this verse is enlightening. It underscores the significance of treating others with love, empathy, and kindness, which are the pillars of compassion and humility. This interpretation serves as a practical guide for us to embody these qualities in our daily interactions, thereby fostering a stronger sense of community and understanding.

 

Our mission, as defined by Ditaba Moeketsi around 2003, is a powerful reminder of our collective purpose. We are here to entertain, advise, teach, and grow together. Our aim is to be the best we can be in everything we do, and this mission statement continues to guide us in our pursuit of excellence. 

 

Remember, Wowos, your engagement and participation are what make our community vibrant and strong. Let's continue to support each other and grow together. 

 

Best regards, 

Wonga Ntshinga 

Founder and Director 

Wowos Club  

Email: founder@wowosclub.org 

Twitter: @ClubWowos 

Instagram: Wowos_Club 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wowosclub 

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@wowosclub 

WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va4SfTB0rGiL6RdFwP2c 


A Night of Grace and Recognition

9 November 2025 

Good evening, Wowos, 

Hope you're doing well and had a blessed Sunday.

I wanted to share some news with you—I was involved in a minor car accident on my way to the South Africa Heroines Awards at the Freedom Park Heritage Museum last night. By the grace of the Lord, I was with friends; none of us was hurt, and the car is okay —just a minor dent.

But the night turned out to be a great one - I won an award! 🎉 It's a recognition of my hard work in the marketing and PR sector, and I'm truly honoured.

The award reads: "In recognition of your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence... We are looking forward to your future success. "

Just wanted to share the excitement with you! 😊

Mmarona Lediga

 


The Power of Doing Good

22 September 2025 

 

Dear Wowos, 

 

“In the same way your light must shine before people, so that they will see the good things you do and praise your father in heaven” - Matthew 5: 16. 

 

Your good deeds have the power to inspire and make a positive impact. Robin Sharma puts it this way, “So press ahead with the mighty wisdom that good things happen to people who do good things, while sharing your treasures with us all”. The reward of doing good is the satisfaction and fulfillment it brings. 

 

Best regards,  

Wonga Ntshinga  

Founder and Director  

Wowos Club  

Email: founder@wowosclub.org  

Twitter: @ClubWowos  

Instagram: Wowos_Club  

TikTok; YouTubeWhatsApp Channel 


Real Men Pour In

22 June 2025 
 
Today, we focus on Wowos Men. We urge Wowos men to listen to T D Jakes when he says, “When you find yourself in need of unconditional love, support, and guidance, rest assured the Heavenly Father will always show up and pour in”. Please take a listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast/the-potters-touch-on-lightsource-com-audio/id1525270188?i=1000714012508
 
In this podcast, Jakes, says, “I still believe God has a plan for you”. 
 
Blessed Sunday, Wowos. 
 

Best regards,  

Wonga Ntshinga  

Founder and Director  

Wowos Club  

Email: founder@wowosclub.org  

Twitter: @ClubWowos  

Instagram: Wowos_Club  

TikTokYouTubeWhatsApp Channel 


Wowos Spiritual Club Prayer Evening

7 May 2023 


Good evening Wowos. 

Please find the updated programme for tomorrow's prayer hour. 

We encourage everyone to be part of the prayer and participate. Corporate prayer is very powerful as the Lord Jesus promises to be amongst us when we gather in His name, not only that, but He also promises to grant us our requests. 

Let us use this opportunity to stand together in agreement for all our needs and those of our country. 

I am still taking in prayer requests, so please feel free to send them through.

Thank you
Pumza Mooi
Web: https://www.wowosclub.org/entries/general/bold-prayer 

Updated Prayer Hour Programme

Opening Prayer
Opening scripture

Prayer items
1. Wowos Club to grow and reach and impact more people
2. All families represented in Wowos
3. South Africa
4. Prayer requests
Precious
1. My dad's health
2. Financial breakthrough
3.  Campus ministry
Pumza
1. Family
2. Employment
3. Ministry
4. Provision for Theology studies next semester
Ntumeleng
1. Spirit of laziness 
2. Patience 
3. Giving thanks to God, there's so much I am grateful for.
Zat
1. Healing for his sick son
Tuelo
1. Healing - just got diagnosed with severe colitis 
2. spirit of fighting n hatred have entrered my home..may your prayers cast this evil spirit n restore my family
3. unemployed 
4. financial breakthrough
5. mental health 
6. pray for my kids n family 
7. love and peace 
8. love

Closing remarks 
Closing prayer


WSC Evening Prayer Service - 2 July 2021

Programme (click on an item to listen to the recording): 

"We love because He first loved us" - 1 John 4:19

  1. Opening: The Four Candles from Sharon Daniels; 
  2. Scripture Reading: Psalm 23 - read by Pumza Mooi
  3. First Prayer: Written by Pumza Mooi on 2 September 2018 - read by Wonga Ntshinga
  4. Response to the Prayer from members; 
  5. Second Prayer: Lesego Marumo
  6. Music and Video Celebration: Send us your favourite songs - open session; 
  7. Wowos Video / Testimony: Tsakane Maqhayiya; Response from Wonga Ntshinga
  8. Third Prayer: Open to all members;   
  9. Closing Remarks: Wonga Ntshinga (Bawo Wethu Osezulwini - Rev. Nkomfa Mkabile); Dr Martin Luther King - Keep Moving 
  10. Vote of Thanks: Pumza Mooi;
  11. Closure: Wonga Ntshinga

"Be still and know that I am God" - Psalms 46:10


WSC Evening Prayer Service - 27 March 2022, 20:00

Programme (click here to listen to the recording): 

"Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand." - Ephesians 6:13-14

  1. Opening: Wonga Ntshinga; 
  2. Song of Celebrations and Teachings; 
  3. Scripture Reading: Ephesians 6:13-14 and Proverbs 3: 5-7 by Pumza Mooi dating back to December 2021; 
  4. Response to the Prayer by Wonga Ntshinga; 
  5. Music and Video Celebration - open session; 
  6. Wowos Responses
  7. Picture and Prayers: Open to all members;  
  8. Music and Video Celebration - open session; 
  9. Closing Remarks: Wonga Ntshinga

Pumza mooi Prayer - 7 april 2022

Click here to listen to the recording


Spiritual Reflection

Background

I grew up in a family that practised and still practices ancestral traditions, consulting with izinyanga and visiting graves to make requests. Then in 2010, I chose to follow and trust God wholly. I've never looked back; my life has elevated, and I credit it to God.

As with any growth, I believed that I understood and had an idea about spirituality, deity, God and amadlozi, badimo, etc. Thankfully I've never been critical of where I had started and never arrogant about my journey of faith. This has kept me open to listening and hearing others who practised differently from me. 

I am now at the point where I know that I have faith and that God is my sustenance and provider. I believe in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. However, I do not know about spirituality, I do not know where ancestors fit spiritually, and I don't know where amadlozi and amathonga come into the picture. This makes me open to learning and understanding the spiritual world and its concepts. It feels liberating to be here because I can learn new things, but I am not open to anyone who criticizes one practice in hopes of convincing others to follow their view and practices. I'm open to teachers and not critics.

ZL Kunene


Matthew 6: 29

Consider the fact that Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived, and the inheritance from his father, King David, was so great that he was able to build the Lord's temple. Even in all his glory and splendour, Solomon was not more arrayed and clothed like the lilies of the field and the birds of the air. 

Solomon, you and I are more important to the Lord God, and He wants us not to worry about what we will wear or eat because He can provide.

Our Father knows what we need BEFORE we ask. He knows that we need food, shelter and clothing, and as a good Father, will He not provide?

He knows where you are now! He knows you are sick.
He knows you are hurting.
He knows you feel insufficient. 
He knows what you lack.
He knows you doubt yourself.
He knows your finances are a mess.
He knows you're hurting.
Whatever you're going through, He knows. 

But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness and all these things He will take care of because of His love for you.

Z L Kunene


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“When you arise in the morning, give thanks for the morning light, for your life and strength. Give thanks for your food and the joy of living. If you see no reason for giving thanks, the fault lies with yourself.”

Tecumseh (1768–1813)