ABRINA Lekoto is only 10 – but she packs a mighty holy punch! Her church, the Christian Apostolic Church of Zion in South Africa, recently honoured her by making her a pastor.
Abrina’s spiritual gift brings her many invitations to preach and pray.
She preaches and prays confidently to big congregations in her colourful little pastoral gown.
On Saturday, Abrina touched the hearts of prisoners and warders at Limpopo Correctional Centre in Polokwane.
She is one of the leaders engaged in the Limpopo mass prayers for children’s safety.
The prayer programme started on 30 May at Polokwane Cricket Club and will end on 4 July at the University of Limpopo.
Abrina will celebrate with the other kids at the Mandela Children’s Fund on 10 July.
When Abrina was in grade R, her teachers thought she was crying when she got under the table every day.
But she was praying.
Teachers and pupils at her school, Abbiot Kolobe Primary in Limpopo, came to love her.
Abrina’s parents spotted her spiritual gift at the age of five.
She enjoyed listening to Thobela FM’s Sunday children’s programme, Lesang Bana.
Abrina would call and pray for children on radio.
She was invited to the show to motivate, preach, read Bible verses and pray.
Thousands of people from other African countries were moved.
Many couldn’t hold back their tears when Abrina prayed against xenophobia at the Tshwane Events Centre recently
Proud mum Prisca said: “I knew she would make something of her talent.”
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