By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
She has walked the runway, commanded the television screen, and now leads thousands in faith.
Now, Apostle Moreblessing Bishi is adding another accolade to her remarkable journey — two nominations at the Zimbabwe Achievers Awards UK Edition.
The 37-year-old founder of Christ Jesus International Ministries, based in the United Kingdom, has been shortlisted in the Community Champion Award category alongside names such as Dr Ngozi Fulani and Lovington Paraiwa.
She also earned a second nod for Diaspora Advocacy Award, competing with Chelsea Rose Mandizha, Nyaradzo Jowo, and others.
“This journey has been one of purpose, service and grace — from the runway to ministry, from vision to impact.
“Thank you to everyone who continues to support and believe in the work i do.The mission continues,” Apostle Bishi wrote following her nominations.
But for Apostle Bishi, these nominations are not just about recognition. They are confirmation of a path written long before she ever set foot on British soil.
Her move to the UK was never just a relocation. It was the fulfillment of a prophetic word she received back in 2017 — that God would send her to Britain to establish a ministry.
“Upon my arrival, I met a man of God who confirmed that I was in the land of my assignment,” she recalls. “So many prophecies I received over the years have been fulfilled here.”
Today, her ministry has grown far beyond Sunday sermons. From counselling and community projects to supporting the less privileged, Apostle Bishi has become a lifeline for many in the diaspora.
Once a fashion model and television presenter, Apostle Bishi has since traded the catwalk for the pulpit — but not without keeping her creative fire alive.
Early this year, she stepped into a new role: film producer. Moja Love, a Zimbabwean film she co-produced alongside executive producer Eddie Ndhlovu, premiered on YouTube on 16 February.
Though it is her debut as a producer, the film has been praised for its authentic storytelling and raw depiction of lived realities.
Her growing influence was recently underscored when she won the prestigious Faith Impact Award at the Zimbabwe Business Expo in Birmingham — an honour she described as “divine confirmation” of her mission.
Notably, the award was not for business acumen, but for the lives transformed through her gospel teachings.
The Zimbabwe Achievers Awards UK Edition is set to take place on 16 May in Birmingham.
The event promises a rich cultural celebration, with performances by IYASA, Nyasha David, and Kae Chaps.
For Apostle Bishi, whether she takes home the trophy or not, the journey itself has already become the testimony.
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Website: www.moreblessingbishi.com
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