Maman Blanche Kandolo Tunasi forever

The eyes of the whole world and more precisely of the Christian community were turned to Kinshasa to follow live, the funeral of the one who was a general of Christ, the wife of Pastor Marcello Tunasi commonly called Maman Blanche.

The lifting of the body which took place at the morgue of the fiftieth anniversary in the morning and followed a moment of contemplation, of worship at Tata Raphaël stadium in Kinshasa, where the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo took part. Images relayed throughout the world which shook the Christian community saw this white coffin in which Mother Blanche was found; a sign of purity as she was when alive.

During this worship, her first son ORACLE gave his testimony. A brief testimony, thanking his mother for the love she gave him, the love of his brothers and sisters without forgetting his father. Very moving this message characterizing this fragility, the emotion that we could read about the rest of the Tunasi family.

A family which remains clinging to the faith, to serving the Lord despite this abrupt departure for some, but not a secret for others. Apostle Marcello Tunasi, despite his bruised heart, wanted to bear witness in favor of his wife who, during 18 years of marriage, she was a truly important part in his home, in the advancement of the ministry of Compassion. The servant of the Lord answered many tongues. He recounted the circumstances of the death of his wife who had to undergo a stomach operation, a simple operation which went well at the first diagnosis of the doctors who left the operating room. An operation from which she will never wake up despite the prayers of Pastor Marcello to the father for a possible resurrection while the Lord had already announced the departure of Mama Blanche towards bliss to Pastor Marcello Tunasi.

The servant of the Lord saw the comfort of the father and made the commitment to serve God with more fervor than ever before, while specifying that it was not the Devil or the Man who killed Mama Blanche; this was the will of the lord in order to convey a message to the Christian community.

For Camfaith, Jeannine Yongo Etha