Organisers claim more than a million people will attend a National Day of Prayer organised by South African evangelist Angus Buchan.
BLOEMFONTEIN - Organisers claim more than a million people will attend a National Day of Prayer organised by South African evangelist Angus Buchan.
The event, dubbed It&39;s Time, is taking place on a large farm outside Bloemfontein.
Buchan is calling for prayers for justice and peace in South Africa.
Videos: Crowds of people waiting for Angus Buchan https://t.co/vJbf33gLWZ pic.twitter.com/7kEhp4ZJ07
— OFM News (@OFMNews9497) April 22, 2017
More than one million people are expected to attend the national day of prayer. ItsTime angusbuchan https://t.co/Q78TalvFKr
— Mark Steenbok (@MarkSteenbok24) April 22, 2017
@angusbuchan pic.twitter.com/l0q1l4v8oM
— Miquette (@MiquetteW) April 22, 2017
Some of the photos coming through from the @OFMNews9497 team on the ground. ItsTime angusbuchan Photos: Moeketsi Mogotsi pic.twitter.com/b8hkurO6Iy
— Mark Steenbok (@MarkSteenbok24) April 22, 2017
People from all over the country are making their way to the site.
Buchan rose to fame after writing Faith Like Potatoes, a book about his life that was also turned into a successful movie.
He&39;s courted controversy with his views on LGBTI people and his claims of being able to heal the sick.
