Arch-Bishop Asa Gurupira is the Arch-Bishop of Faith In God Ministries International. He was called by God into the ministry at the age of fifteen, but ignored the call and pursued his studies in the area of Chemical Engineering.
In 1989 he graduated with a Masters’ Degree in Food Technology from the Havana University in Cuba. As the call of God intensified while working in the corporate world, Apostle Asa finally succumbed and went into full-time ministry leaving his gainfully paying job.
Today he has become successful in ministry and is a prolific international speaker who travels around the world preaching and teaching at conferences and crusades. His main thrust is in Spiritual Warfare and Leadership.
He has planted many churches in his home country, Zimbabwe and oversees more than two hundred (200) churches in the country and region. His Apostolic ministry extends from Zimbabwe to Southern Africa and beyond.
He has planted many churches in his home country, Zimbabwe and oversees more than two hundred (200) churches in the country and region. His Apostolic ministry extends from Zimbabwe to Southern Africa and beyond.
He has also travelled on Evangelistic Missions planting churches in Southern Africa through crusades and revival missions.
To date, FIG has spread its tentacles in the nations of Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia. His involvement in the mission field has changed his life dramatically. 
He is married to a committed and dedicated wife, Mavis, who is also a Pastor and they are blessed with two beautiful daughters (Mutsawashe and Munashe) and a son (Tatenda).
Apostle Asa is committed both to his family and ministry. His family share with him in the burden of souls and they support him in ministry, wholly.
The Tiyambuke International Christian Convention (TICC) is an annual gathering of Christian believers from various denominations, organized by Glory Ministries under the leadership of Apostle Pride and Anna Sibiya.
With its inception in 2001, TICC has grown to become one of the largest conferences in Zimbabwe.
The convention's name, "Tiyambuke," meaning "Let Us Cross Over," reflects its mission to lead people out of ignorance, sin, and bondage into a life of knowledge, love for God, health, prosperity, and freedom.
