Our mission is to preach and teach the never changing message of redemption in Christ to an ever-changing world. 

Thus, we are committed to equip believers as we fellowship together with the word. We do this with much emphasis on the reality of the new creation in redemption with the intent that men are grounded and able to teach others the same. We are set out to light up every dark places on the earth as we preach and teach the gospel with the consciousness of definite signs and wonders. 

Supernatural Community Church is a church ministry where we are devoted to raising and training ministers of the gospel who will reach the ends of the earth and light up every dark places. 

You can reach out to us via 
Email: Supernaturalcommunitychurch@gmail.com
Phone: 585-210-5038

Shingirayi (formerly known as Mau Mau) is a Zimbabwean artist who is a believer of Jesus Christ, a hip-hop musician, writer, producer and DJ.

In October 2013, having dropped the name “Mau Mau”, and now performing under his given birth name, Shingirayi realeased the single “Ndamutswa” featuring Alvina, which was well-received both on radio and the market, achieving massive airplay across the board.  The follow-up “Ndamutswa Remix”, released in early 2014, featuring top Christian Hip hop artists Ill Ceey, J-Barz, Brythreesixty, Nowizz, and Alvina, also successfully launched on the market, winning awards for Best Collaboration at the Zimbabwean Hip Hop Awards 2014 and Best Remix at the Christian Hip Hop Awards 2014. In December 2014, Shingirayi released a video single for “Ndingatyei” as a third single, garnering thousands of views on YouTube as well as ZTV.

Shingirayi launched his last album, “Born Again”, in December 2015. 

The album is available for purchase on iTunes, CDBaby, Amazon.com, and Spotify, as well as local sales portals Paynow, EcoCash and Telecash in Zimbabwe. 

“This is a new day. A new beginning for me. I am born-again. So this feels like my first-ever album - I am forgetting what is past and looking toward the future. Unlike what some people think hip hop is about, this is not about the money, the fame or self-praise for me. This is just me, talking to you, about what I know and have seen. I hope you like it, you feel it, and more importantly, I pray that you are led to seriously consider where you are going to after this short life on earth.”

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