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Richards Bay businesses unite for weekly prayer sessions

Twice-weekly prayer sessions to pray for job opportunities amid high unemployment rates

Local businesses continue to meet at Hands of Mercy Ministries in Alton on Wednesday and Friday mornings to pray for businesses and organisations, employment opportunities and creative entrepreneurship in the region amid high unemployment rates.

The sessions are time sensitive owing to people having to head to work at 8am, and are concluded before 8.30am.

Having commenced with prayer sessions at the beginning of the year, the gatherings have been well supported by locals in and around Richards Bay, as well as the local ministers’ fraternal.

Local leaders have also welcomed the initiative, with City of uMhlathuze Deputy Mayor Christo Botha in attendance.

The meetings are held at 39 Ceramic Curve, Aquaria Park, Unit 1, and Pastor Jay Roopnarian can be contacted on 073 2807067 for more information.

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