Chirundu District Commissioner Patrick Kasambila says President Hakainde Hichilema is desirous of forging stronger partnerships between the government and the church in fostering peace and national development.

And visiting Cornerstone Fellowship International (CFI) from Zimbabwe, Grace Tarubinga, says Zambia and Zimbabwe need to seek the power of God if the two countries are to overcome some of their social and economic challenges.

Mr Kasambila says the new dawn administration appreciates the cordial close working relationship with the church because of its prophetic role and wise counsel it offers to the government.

ZANIS reports that Mr. Kasambila said this in a speech read on his behalf by Acting Chirundu District Administrative Officer, Joseph Tembo, at the ongoing, conference organised by the Pentecostal Assemblies of God Chirundu Main Church being held under the theme: “unlocking impossible situations.”

Earlier, visiting Cornerstone Fellowship International (CFI) from Zimbabwe, Grace Tarubinga, says Zambia and Zimbabwe need to seek the power of God if the two countries are to overcome some of their social and economic challenges.

Rev. Dr. Tarubinga said although renowned Economists and Academicians have predicted a bleak economic outlook for Africa, God has the power to change any situation as he is a God of “Possibilities.”

She pointed out that what the African continent needs currently is to truly believe in the “Omnipotence” of God, who has turned “Impossibilities into Possibilities.”

Speaking at the same conference, host Pentecostal Assemblies of God Chirundu Main Church, Rev. Roy Nalusenga, urged Christians to be alert as they can miss the “blessings” of God by an inch.