Apostle Huldah Declares November Month of Divine Calibration

Apostle Huldah Kamanga has spoken healing, restoration and fresh anointing over families in her November prophetic declaration, calling on believers to trust God through difficult situations.

Kamanga, leader of Fountain of Hope Ministries International Church, has dedicated the new month to what she calls “I Am Calibrated”, a theme centred on spiritual renewal, healing and a fresh start.

In a message posted on her official Facebook page, she said the beginning of November reminded her of God’s continued authority, regardless of the challenges people face.

“In this new month of November I am reminded that Jehovah is still on the throne,” she wrote.

Taking the declaration further, Kamanga prayed for healing across family bloodlines and fresh anointing over different aspects of people’s lives.

“In the month of ‘I am calibrated,’ I declare the new oil over every situation of your life and over your family. I claim total healing in your bloodline and over everything and everyone concerning your life,” she stated.

She also spoke of renewed happiness and breakthroughs, declaring that situations which had previously seemed difficult would become easier.

“I also declare the oil of gladness over you that whatever was difficult before will be easy in Jesus mighty name,” she added.

Her message draws from Isaiah 10:27, which speaks of burdens being lifted and yokes being destroyed through anointing.

The November declaration comes as Kamanga leads a 60-day prayer and fasting programme, which began on November 1 under the theme “60 Days of Fire”.

The spiritual exercise enters its fifth day on Thursday, November 5, and is expected to run until December 31, with participants seeking God’s intervention in their personal challenges ahead of 2027.

When announcing the programme, Kamanga challenged believers to join the prayers, calling for divine intervention against their difficulties.

“60 days starts now. Are you fighting with us? Establish us oh Lord! Arise and frustrate our enemies,” she posted.

The programme is anchored in Psalm 40:1-3, which describes waiting on God, being lifted out of difficult circumstances and having one’s feet placed on firm ground.

Kamanga’s latest spiritual activities follow a three-day prayer crusade held at Mbayani Primary School Ground in Blantyre under the theme “Recover It All”.

Away from the pulpit, she has also used her ministry’s charitable initiatives to support vulnerable communities through the Apostle Huldah Foundation and Huldah’s Global Foundation.

The foundations’ activities include feeding programmes, provision of school uniforms, scholarships and vocational training for young people, as well as prison outreach and efforts to improve facilities at public institutions, including police stations.

In August 2026, the Apostle Huldah Foundation awarded a K20 million scholarship to a student from Lilongwe to support his five-year university education.

The foundation has also pledged K58 million towards the treatment of breast cancer patients over the next year, as part of efforts to improve access to treatment and promote awareness.