My journey of faith began in 1981 at the age of 16 and was baptized at the Assemblies of God in Mapate. That moment marked the beginning of a life deeply rooted in service, both spiritual and educational.

In 1984, I met my beloved husband, Nkhetheni Ronald Tshitovha. We married in 1988 and were blessed with four wonderful children: three daughters—Zwivhuya, Anza, and Mbidzo—and one son, Munei. When my husband received his calling to ministry in 2001, I stood by his side as we planted a church in Tshisahulu Gombameni Thondoni. In 2002, we were both ordained by the late Dr. N.L. Khorommbi of Charis Ministry.

In 2003, I was appointed as church supervisor, ensuring the smooth running of the ministry while my husband focused on expanding the church and ordaining pastors. In 2010, I was ordained as an Assistant Pastor. After my husband’s passing in December 2016, my mentor, Professor A.M. Masakona, ordained me as Senior Pastor of Christ Ambassador Christian Church in 2017. With the support of deacons and elders, I began leading the church and, in 2023, ordained six Assistant Pastors to help carry the vision forward.

To strengthen my calling, I pursued theological studies alongside my teaching career. I trained as an Evangelist in 2003, studied Prophetic Ministry in 2005, and earned a Certificate in Theology in 2010, a Diploma in Theology in 2011, and a BA Degree in Theology in 2012 from Faith Bible College.

In 2024, I felt a renewed calling to serve the youth. I adopted ten schools, visiting them with my team to pray for learners, motivate them, and provide essential stationery. This initiative deepened our relationships with school principals and allowed us to minister to the next generation in a meaningful way.

Throughout my years at Shayandima Secondary School, I also served as a spiritual mother through the Learners Christian Movement, caring for the needy and guiding the broken. My life has been one of purpose and service. My God has been my Ebenezer—my help and my guide. Amen and Amen.