By VOMI Reporter Dublin
VOMI has on file that the Senior Pastor of Living Waters Church Ireland has released his first two books entitled “The Faith Factor and The Faithfulness Of God’ that are designated to be launched in due course.
Born and raised in Malawi, Bishop Shanks Kaunda is the fifth son of the late Shanks C. Kaunda Senior and Elai Nyirenda. Shanks is happily married to Lydia who is a strong pillar of his vision and ministry.
Bishop Shanks Kaunda has pioneered the Living Waters Church in Ireland since 2010. He graduated from the Grafton College Ireland in 2017 with BA in Business Management. Bishop Shanks also possesses a Bachelor Degree in Ministry and Diploma in IT Users.
The award winning Pastor who has with him several accolades by the Association Of Malawians Living in Ireland for his charitable works and community service, dreams of having a pile of books in future.
The books are selling @ €10 ebook and hard copies will be available in few days.
VOMI Dublin
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