04/09/2026
LAUNCH OF THE MONTH OF PRAYER AGAINST HIV/AIDS, NCDs, GBV AND ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES
Theme: “Let There Be Life” – John 10:10
“I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.”
A go nne le Botshelo – Johane 10:10
This morning, the Ministry of Finance launched the Month of Prayer against HIV/AIDS, Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Road Traffic Crashes, under the theme “Let There Be Life.”
Coordinator and Advocate (BOCHAIP), Mr Moses Mosigi, addressed staff on the objectives of the Month of Prayer and highlighted the importance of collective action in addressing these challenges.
As part of the Month of Prayer Against HIV/AIDS, NCDs, Gender-Based Violence, and Road Traffic Crashes, Pastor Matekane and also Deputy Secretray, Macroeconomic Policy delivered a message titled “Let There Be Life,” based on John 10:10, where Jesus declares that He came so that people may have life in its fullness.
The message highlighted God's power to bring restoration, healing, and renewal wherever there is brokenness, fear, sickness, discouragement, or loss. Participants were encouraged to seek God's intervention in their spiritual lives, families, health, dreams, communities, and the nation as a whole.
Special emphasis was placed on praying for healing from HIV/AIDS and NCDs, protection from road traffic accidents, an end to gender-based violence, and the restoration of hope and unity within families and communities.
The sermon concluded with a call to receive God's abundant life through faith in Jesus Christ, complete surrender to His will, steadfast fellowship with Him, and daily dependence on the Holy Spirit. The central message was clear: God is able to speak life into every area of need, bringing hope, healing, and transformation to individuals, families, and the nation.
Let There Be Life.
