Strict Religious Rules on Archbishop Paul Mwazha’s Burial

The family of the late Archbishop Paul Mwazha, founder of the African Apostolic Church, has confirmed that his burial will strictly follow the church’s doctrines and long-held spiritual traditions. The ceremony will take place under the close guidance of senior church elders to ensure all rites align with Mwazha’s religious teachings.

Family Statement

Family representatives explained that the burial will not include any secular or political elements, as the Archbishop had often preached against mixing faith with worldly affairs.

“As a family and as a church, we will honor his wishes and ensure the program reflects his lifelong commitment to holiness and order,” a spokesperson said.

Burial Arrangements

The burial location remains at Mwazha’s rural home in Wedza, where followers are expected to gather in large numbers to pay their respects. Attendance will be regulated to preserve the sanctity of the proceedings. Church members have been requested to dress in their traditional white garments and take part in prayers and hymns dedicated to the Archbishop’s legacy.

Legacy and Faith

Archbishop Mwazha, sometimes referred to by followers as “The Man of God,” led the African Apostolic Church for decades, emphasizing spiritual discipline, unity, and moral reform. Even after his passing, the church leadership urges members to uphold his principles and refrain from disputes over succession.

“The Archbishop taught us that the church must remain united in faith and humility,” said one elder.

Author’s summary: The burial of Archbishop Paul Mwazha will follow the African Apostolic Church’s spiritual traditions, reflecting his life of strict faith and devotion to religious order.

ZimEye — 2025-11-27