Butere Girls Students Pour Hearts out During Evelyn Wanjiru's Ministration: "Mungu ni Mmoja"

 

Butere Girls High School students lift hands and worship (l). Gospel musician Evelyn Wanjiru ministering (r)

An awe-inspiring TikTok video of high school students praising and worshipping God has gone viral. . The young girls expressed their unwavering faith in God as they lifted their hands and sang their hearts out. Who has sang Mungu ni Mmoja? The students at Butere Girls High School hosted a great minister and singer to lead them in the spiritual moment.  "Mungu ni mmoja tu (There is only one God). Live ministration at Butere Girls," read the caption by Evelyn Wanjiru. She stood on the podium, holding a microphone, and sang Mungu ni Mmoja, one of her greatest hits. She had a backup of talented worshippers, but the girls' enthusiasm was the highlight as they sang out loud. Butere Girls students lift hands Some closed their eyes while others lifted their hands in adoration and worship of God, as seen in the video. They were gathered in great numbers as they participated in the praise and worship moment in one accord. Evelyn did not shy away from showing off her vocal prowess, stretching her vocal cords and embellishing the ministration moment with vocal techniques. Despite the podium's size, she also had stage presence as she moved from one point to another. Kenyans react to Evelyn Wanjiru's ministration The scene moved social media users as they headed to the comment section to share their views.  Ruthlily Blessings: "My two-year-old baby sings this song. Your songs made me get my passport. Still waiting on God to get my visa." Kawira: "I will tell Him to give me a stable marriage. I have been heartbroken for so long. This time, Lord, let it come from you." Tabby Nyamanya: "Wow, I spotted my princess worshipping God." MKUU: "I almost shed tears. This song is so powerful." Harris: "This worship is soul-lifting and spirit-filled filled." Antonio De Favoured: "The way I love this song. It makes me cry." She: "Listening to this in the morning. Pure blessings."