St Stephen’s Anglican CPCA Sunningdale

21/04/2026

21/04/2026

Mothers Union, Family members,Friends, Church members saying goodbye to their loved one 😢😢

18/04/2026

On 17 April 2026, the St Stephens Sunningdale family gathered to pay their final respects to a devoted servant of God, Nancy Muzanenhamo._

*Sunrise: 7 May 1968*
*Sunset: 16 April 2026*

She is survived by her children, including a set of twins — a boy and a girl — another son, and two grandchildren.

Many people testified that she was a peaceful and humble person. She was gentle, kind, and deeply respectful to everyone around her. Her humility and loving nature touched the lives of many.

*Rev Fr Doma and his wife*, who once served as the parish priest, spoke about her gentle spirit and her strong dedication to the work of God. *Canon Mutasa and his wife* also shared that many came to know her through her kindness, and that she was passionate about seeing the work of God grow and continue.

Many expressed that she has left a gap that will be difficult to fill in our lives. Indeed, we have lost a true hero.She was laid to rest at Grannavile cemetery in Harare

*May her soul rest in eternal peace

15/04/2026

We gather with heavy hearts to remember and honor our beloved Nancy Muzanenhamo member of our church family. Her kindness, faith, and gentle spirit touched so many lives, leaving behind a legacy of love and service. Though we feel the pain of this loss deeply, we also find comfort in the memories shared and the hope we hold in God’s promises. May her soul rest in peace, and may we carry forward the light she brought into our lives.

She was once a secretary for Mothers Union, she was counselor for section and a subdeacon of our parish
Once again may her soul rest in peace.