A memorial service was held at Jesus Calls Worship Centre (JCWC) in Matsapha, Eswatini, to celebrate the life of Princess Lindiwe, wife of Bishop Robert Kasaro. The service, attended by thousands, including mourners from Israel, Ghana, and Zambia, was a testament to the impact Princess Lindiwe had on the lives of many. Bishop Kasaro, founder of JCWC, expressed his deep pain and loss, saying he kept asking himself how he would carry on in the ministry without his wife.
Princess Lindiwe was remembered for her selflessness and care for others. Bishop Kasaro recounted how she would often prioritize his needs, ensuring he had eaten before rushing to meetings. He also shared how she would kneel when giving him food, an act that demonstrated her love and devotion. The bishop described Princess Lindiwe as his best friend, companion, intercessor, encourager, and the love of his life, highlighting their deep connection and understanding of each other.
The memorial service featured tributes from various individuals, including Prophetess Nomusa Dhlomo, an award-winning gospel recording artist and philanthropist. She performed an uplifting worship song, bringing comfort to the mourners. Bishop Kasaro expressed gratitude to God for allowing him to spend time with his wife during her final days, saying he would often sit by her hospital bed for hours, watching over her.
Bishop Kasaro reflected on the lessons he learned from Princess Lindiwe, including the importance of respecting and honoring one's partner. He shared how she taught their children to respect him, their father, and how she would often advise them to listen to him first before approaching her. The bishop also recalled his decision to pay Princess Lindiwe's dowry in 2014, a gesture that allowed him to honor her and their marriage.
The bishop praised Princess Lindiwe for her role in supporting and strengthening his ministry. He said she was a catalyst for the ministry, helping to build and transform his life and work. Bishop Kasaro also remembered their joyful moments together, including their love of dancing and traveling. He recalled how Princess Lindiwe would often call him into her bedroom to dance together, creating special moments in their marriage.
Bishop Kasaro, who is also President of the Eswatini Conference of Churches, expressed his gratitude to Their Majesties for entrusting Princess Lindiwe to him. He described her as a "dynamite of a woman" who transformed his life and ministry. The bishop said he would always remember Princess Lindiwe's love, support, and protection, which meant the world to him.
The memorial service for Princess Lindiwe was a celebration of her life, love, and legacy. Bishop Kasaro's tribute to his wife was a testament to their deep love and connection. As the nation of Eswatini and the global community mourn the loss of Princess Lindiwe, her memory will live on through the countless lives she touched.
Key points
- Thousands attend memorial service for Princess Lindiwe in Eswatini
- Bishop Kasaro remembers Princess Lindiwe as his best friend and partner in ministry
- Princess Lindiwe's legacy continues to inspire and impact lives globally
