About Me



I like to think of myself as a versatile, action-oriented and practical evangelism kind of man. I also love food, family time, nature and music.

I have 2 soul food gospel music albums to my name and a couple of singles. I love ministering through music. I mean, it was in 2006 when the Lord impressed Abagulayo - one of the tracks on Kadunyiswe, my first album - in my heart. Since then I have been consuming gospel music like a lunatic. I mean I even have a pair of headphones, not earphones - headphones. Think about it.

Each morning or sometimes in the middle of the night, I get up to make the lives of many gospel musicians better. I feel that I was created to ease the burden of getting gospel art out there. I founded Talent Trackers Trust just for that. There, I'm working about 100 gospel artists each day, and over 500 artists indirectly. We will be identifying these artists, grooming them and promoting their work. 

I am an entusiastic evangelised who is moved to see practical ministry at work. So, each day I am connecting with 1000 people through social media and this blog with the word of God and more. This is also why, apart from talent tracking, we also work to provide aid to remote communities in terms of food, school kits, fees and clothing at Talent Trackers. 

I'm the senior pastor at Gobatema Faith Mission church, Bulawayo branch. Each Sunday means more to me than other days for it is a time when I connect with the Lord's flock that I have been trusted with. Rejoicing with those who are winning in their lives and bringing practical comfort to those who are in pain and in dispair. 

I'm a father to 2 loving and brilliant sons and 1  intelligent and beautiful daughter, a faithful husband to one and a son and a brother to many. I love food, a lot. Just, believe me I don't eat chicken and amacimbi, imagine. I am a huge Machester United FC, Kaizer Chiefs FC and Highlanders FC fan. 

Here is the story of my life in detail. Listen and enjoy.

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@iamjedmos

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