SA Evangelist Reini Coetzee Reaches Zimbabwe тАФ 10,000 km Cross Walk to Israel Gains Momentum

A South African evangelist, Reini Coetzee, has officially crossed into Zimbabwe on one of the most extraordinary journeys ever attempted from our region тАФ a 10,000 km walk from Cape Town to Israel while pulling a massive wooden cross behind him.

Coetzee isnтАЩt doing this for fame or fundraising. He says heтАЩs doing it because he felt a deep spiritual call to тАЬwalk AfricaтАЭ and carry a message of hope, healing and unity to every community he passes. For him, every kilometre is a prayer, every conversation on the roadside is ministry, and every open door is proof that faith still moves people.

He started his trek with no convoy, no big sponsors and no guaranteed support тАФ just faith that God would send strangers who would offer a meal, a place to sleep, or simply a word of encouragement. And that has been happening every step of the way. Truck drivers, families, police officers, small churches and even people who donтАЩt share his faith have stopped to help, pray, or just show love.

As he enters Zimbabwe, Reini says his mission remains simple:
bring hope where there is pain
remind Africans they are not forgotten
and carry a message of peace all the way to Jerusalem

His journey has become a symbol of something rare тАФ an act of faith cutting across borders at a time when the continent is full of political anger, economic struggle and social divisions. One man walking with a cross has managed to connect South Africans, Namibians, and Zimbabweans through kindness, curiosity and faith.

Reini still has thousands of kilometres to go, but he keeps saying: тАЬOne day at a time тАФ God provides.тАЭ
ЁЯФе SA Evangelist Reini Coetzee Reaches Zimbabwe тАФ 10,000 km Cross Walk to Israel Gains Momentum ЁЯФе A South African evangelist, Reini Coetzee, has officially crossed into Zimbabwe on one of the most extraordinary journeys ever attempted from our region тАФ a 10,000 km walk from Cape Town to Israel while pulling a massive wooden cross behind him. Coetzee isnтАЩt doing this for fame or fundraising. He says heтАЩs doing it because he felt a deep spiritual call to тАЬwalk AfricaтАЭ and carry a message of hope, healing and unity to every community he passes. For him, every kilometre is a prayer, every conversation on the roadside is ministry, and every open door is proof that faith still moves people. He started his trek with no convoy, no big sponsors and no guaranteed support тАФ just faith that God would send strangers who would offer a meal, a place to sleep, or simply a word of encouragement. And that has been happening every step of the way. Truck drivers, families, police officers, small churches and even people who donтАЩt share his faith have stopped to help, pray, or just show love. As he enters Zimbabwe, Reini says his mission remains simple: тЮбя╕П bring hope where there is pain тЮбя╕П remind Africans they are not forgotten тЮбя╕П and carry a message of peace all the way to Jerusalem His journey has become a symbol of something rare тАФ an act of faith cutting across borders at a time when the continent is full of political anger, economic struggle and social divisions. One man walking with a cross has managed to connect South Africans, Namibians, and Zimbabweans through kindness, curiosity and faith. Reini still has thousands of kilometres to go, but he keeps saying: тАЬOne day at a time тАФ God provides.тАЭ
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