This corporation is known as Kingdom Come Ministries International (KCMI) and is legally registered as a non-profit entity. Its operations are exclusively for religious and charitable purposes, including but not limited to the operation of churches, schools, day care Centers and any other ministries that the church may be led to establish.
The vision is to restore and transform lives and to reveal and manifest the Kingdom and its Glory. The purpose is to ensure that the will of the Kingdom of Heaven is fully accomplished on earth. Our main focus is on the lowly , hopeless and the rejected—restoring their dignity and uplifting them into their God-ordained purpose.
Kingdom Come Ministries is more than just a church; it is a divine revelation, as every aspect of it—its name, logo, and calling scripture, among other things —was revealed by the Lord.
The beginning of the journey and the unfolding of the vision.
It began with simple acts of hospital and home outreach Ministry that gradually grew into a cell group— gathering every Sunday under a tree at a shebeen spot at Makholweni, Manzini. During this time, he was mocked by passersby and criticized by family and friends, yet the Lord continually encouraged him, saying, “Continue.”
In time, the gatherings moved into a rented one-room house, where the mockery and criticism intensified to the point that he felt like running away and leaving. Yet the Lord spoke clearly, saying,“Move forward and officially launch the ministry—assign it a name.” Strength and determination returned.
At times, the meetings consisted of only two people including himself, and sometimes just three. Despite the small beginnings and growing opposition, that very one-room house became the birthplace of the ministry.
Long before all this unfolded, the Lord had already revealed the name of the ministry, along with its theme colors and logo, confirming His divine plan from the very beginning.
The Ministry now has three branches, each established under the Lord’s guidance, with Pastor Amos being shown the precise locations for their foundation. The headquarters is in Manzini, alongside branches in Mbabane and Nkambeni.
Kingdom Come Ministries was established by Pastor Amos Ngwenya in 2010 following a series of divine encounters with the Lord.
Around 2004, he faced a difficult season when his wife and child became seriously ill. In his search for help, he received prayer over the phone from Apostle Jeremiah Dlamini, which resulted in their immediate healing. This experience led to his profound spiritual transformation.
The Lord had revealed the Ministry's name and entire vision. Pastor Amos was instructed to start home and hospital outreach ministry. This spiritual calling led to the formation of a cell group in one of the communities, which ultimately resulted in the official launch of the Ministry in a one room house.
The Lord continued to provide revelations regarding the logo and other aspects of the Ministry. To foster his spiritual growth, Amos followed the Lord's guidance and was instructed to enroll in the Benny Hinn School of Ministry, where he diligently studied and received two Ministry certificates.
In 2003, Apostle Jeremiah became a spiritual mentor to Pastor Amos, leading him to Christ and baptizing him in both water and the Holy Spirit. Under his guidance, Pastor Amos was introduced to a life of active faith and miracles. He remained under this mentorship until 2008.
Then the Lord spoke, saying, “I have called you and brought you here to learn and grow, but you are no longer growing.” This marked the beginning of a wilderness journey, along with the start of an outreach Ministry as directed by the Lord, where he visited homes and hospitals to bring healing, hope, and spreading the message of the Kingdom.
Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa is the mentor to Pastor Amos. He played a pivotal role in shaping Pastor Amos’s divine calling. The prophet was divinely appointed to usher Pastor Amos into a spiritual lineage—a tribe aligned with the vision, values, and Kingdom mandate.
The journey started in year 2010, when Pastor Amos received a vision in which an angel led him into two mega churches, where he observed displays of spiritual power and demonstrations. Overwhelmed with excitement, he cried out, eager to participate. The angel revealed that those demonstrations were false. Pointing towards the distance, he saw the logo of Emmanuel Makandiwa's church and said that genuine and authentic demonstrations are found there.
Further, the Lord revealed that Emmanuel Makandiwa would raise and mentor him. Pastor Amos began to experience numerous dream encounters with the Prophet, through which the Lord confirmed him as his spiritual mentor.
In many of these encounters, the Prophet would at times anoint him with oil — and teaching him the work of ministry, including ministering to the sick, conducting deliverance, and other vital spiritual disciplines.
The Lord revealed the name as Kingdom Come Ministries Intl and referred it as the Ministry of Daniel, with Daniel symbolizing the Lion. From a young age, Pastor Amos repeatedly had dreams of being chased by a lion. Each time it caught up with him, it became gentle and caused no harm. As he grew older, the lion in the dreams also matured, though at the time he did not understand their meaning.
In time, the Lord brought clarity—He drew the ministry’s logo in a dream, placing the image of the lion within it, and declaring Pastor Amos as Daniel. He also revealed that Angel Raphael is assigned to his Ministry along with other angels of glory. The Lord calls him by the names Ephraim, Raphael and Daniel, and each carrying a deeper spiritual significance connected to the calling and assignment of the ministry.
Furthermore, the Lord unveiled the theme colors that represent these divine assignments: Gold as the primary color, symbolizing the Glory of God and new beginnings; Purple representing royalty and prosperity within the church; White signifying holiness and salvation; Green reflecting healing and the prophetic ministry; and Red representing the Glowing fire of God.
The Lord has revealed a mandate upon this ministry—a calling into the Healing , accompanied by the raising of the dead. In the forthcoming revival, the Lord said our mandate is to reveal and manifest the tangible Glory of God, demonstrating His power through signs, wonders, and undeniable encounters
It began with simple acts of hospital and home outreach Ministry that gradually grew into a cell group— gathering every Sunday under a tree at a shebeen spot at Makholweni, Manzini. During this time, he was mocked by passersby and criticized by family and friends, yet the Lord continually encouraged him, saying, “Continue.”
In time, the gatherings moved into a rented one-room house, where the mockery and criticism intensified to the point that he felt like running away and leaving. Yet the Lord spoke clearly, saying,“Move forward and officially launch the ministry—assign it a name.” Strength and determination returned.
At times, the meetings consisted of only two people including himself, and sometimes just three. Despite the small beginnings and growing opposition, that very one-room house became the birthplace of the ministry.
Long before all this unfolded, the Lord had already revealed the name of the ministry, along with its theme colors and logo, confirming His divine plan from the very beginning.
The Ministry now has three branches, each established under the Lord’s guidance, with Pastor Amos being shown the precise locations for their foundation. The headquarters is in Manzini, alongside branches in Mbabane and Nkambeni.
Kingdom Come Ministries was established by Pastor Amos Ngwenya in 2010 following a series of divine encounters with the Lord.
Around 2004, he faced a difficult season when his wife and child became seriously ill. In his search for help, he received prayer over the phone from Apostle Jeremiah Dlamini, which resulted in their immediate healing. This experience led to his profound spiritual transformation.
The Lord had revealed the Ministry's name and entire vision. Pastor Amos was instructed to start home and hospital outreach ministry. This spiritual calling led to the formation of a cell group in one of the communities, which ultimately resulted in the official launch of the Ministry in a one room house.
The Lord continued to provide revelations regarding the logo and other aspects of the Ministry. To foster his spiritual growth, Amos followed the Lord's guidance and was instructed to enroll in the Benny Hinn School of Ministry, where he diligently studied and received two Ministry certificates.
In 2003, Apostle Jeremiah became a spiritual mentor to Pastor Amos, leading him to Christ and baptizing him in both water and the Holy Spirit. Under his guidance, Pastor Amos was introduced to a life of active faith and miracles. He remained under this mentorship until 2008.
Then the Lord spoke, saying, “I have called you and brought you here to learn and grow, but you are no longer growing.” This marked the beginning of a wilderness journey, along with the start of an outreach Ministry as directed by the Lord, where he visited homes and hospitals to bring healing, hope, and spreading the message of the Kingdom.
Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa is the mentor to Pastor Amos. He played a pivotal role in shaping Pastor Amos’s divine calling. The prophet was divinely appointed to usher Pastor Amos into a spiritual lineage—a tribe aligned with the vision, values, and Kingdom mandate.
The journey started in year 2010, when Pastor Amos received a vision in which an angel led him into two mega churches, where he observed displays of spiritual power and demonstrations. Overwhelmed with excitement, he cried out, eager to participate. The angel revealed that those demonstrations were false. Pointing towards the distance, he saw the logo of Emmanuel Makandiwa's church and said that genuine and authentic demonstrations are found there.
Further, the Lord revealed that Emmanuel Makandiwa would raise and mentor him. Pastor Amos began to experience numerous dream encounters with the Prophet, through which the Lord confirmed him as his spiritual mentor.
In many of these encounters, the Prophet would at times anoint him with oil — and teaching him the work of ministry, including ministering to the sick, conducting deliverance, and other vital spiritual disciplines.
The Lord revealed the name as Kingdom Come Ministries Intl and referred it as the Ministry of Daniel, with Daniel symbolizing the Lion. From a young age, Pastor Amos repeatedly had dreams of being chased by a lion. Each time it caught up with him, it became gentle and caused no harm. As he grew older, the lion in the dreams also matured, though at the time he did not understand their meaning.
In time, the Lord brought clarity—He drew the ministry’s logo in a dream, placing the image of the lion within it, and declaring Pastor Amos as Daniel. He also revealed that Angel Raphael is assigned to his Ministry along with other angels of glory. The Lord calls him by the names Ephraim, Raphael and Daniel, and each carrying a deeper spiritual significance connected to the calling and assignment of the ministry.
Furthermore, the Lord unveiled the theme colors that represent these divine assignments: Gold as the primary color, symbolizing the Glory of God and new beginnings; Purple representing royalty and prosperity within the church; White signifying holiness and salvation; Green reflecting healing and the prophetic ministry; and Red representing the Glowing fire of God.
The Lord has revealed a mandate upon this ministry—a calling into the Healing , accompanied by the raising of the dead. In the forthcoming revival, the Lord said our mandate is to reveal and manifest the tangible Glory of God, demonstrating His power through signs, wonders, and undeniable encounters
It began with simple acts of hospital and home outreach Ministry that gradually grew into a cell group— gathering every Sunday under a tree at a shebeen spot at Makholweni, Manzini. During this time, he was mocked by passersby and criticized by family and friends, yet the Lord continually encouraged him, saying, “Continue.”
In time, the gatherings moved into a rented one-room house, where the mockery and criticism intensified to the point that he felt like running away and leaving. Yet the Lord spoke clearly, saying,“Move forward and officially launch the ministry—assign it a name.” Strength and determination returned.
At times, the meetings consisted of only two people including himself, and sometimes just three. Despite the small beginnings and growing opposition, that very one-room house became the birthplace of the ministry.
Long before all this unfolded, the Lord had already revealed the name of the ministry, along with its theme colors and logo, confirming His divine plan from the very beginning.
The Ministry now has three branches, each established under the Lord’s guidance, with Pastor Amos being shown the precise locations for their foundation. The headquarters is in Manzini, alongside branches in Mbabane and Nkambeni.
