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Our Pastor

Transformative Servant Leadership

Rev. Sebego Zephaniah Moremi
Current Appointment
Nkosi 'COSY' Memorial
A.M.E. Church
Servant Leader

Rev. Sebego Zephaniah Moremi

Pastor, Nkosi 'COSY' Memorial A.M.E. Church

"The joy of the Lord has become the foundation of my strength — a strength that was once absent until I embraced Jesus Christ as my personal Savior."

The Reverend Sebego Zephaniah Moremi is the vessel chosen to lead and serve as the pastor of the Nkosi 'COSY' Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church. His voyage into ministry commenced in October 2007, when he was ordained as an itinerant Deacon.

Walking alongside him on this incredible journey is his beloved partner, Esther Seanokeng Moremi. Together, their lives radiate with the love that comes from faith. Their family is blessed with three children — Tshepang, Remotshepile, and Remoratile.

Teaching is a calling that resonates deeply with Rev. Moremi. His passion lies in liturgy and worship, particularly A.M.E. Church Worship. He is also known for his fervent teachings about salvation and the spiritual significance of tithing.

Ministry Journey

2007
Lake Bethesda 'House of Grace' A.M.E. Church
📍 Mothotlung
Ordained as an itinerant Deacon. First pastoral appointment.
Next
Bethel 'House of God' A.M.E. Church
📍 Pretoria
A congregation closely knit together in unity.
Then
Darie Marie Robinson 'DMR' Chapel
📍 Saulsville
Embodying the spirit of unity and collaboration.
Then
Mount Sinai 'Warm and Friendly' A.M.E. Church
📍 Mamelodi
A congregation that faces challenges with determination and capability.
Present
Nkosi 'COSY' Memorial A.M.E. Church
📍 Tlhabane, Ledig & Chaneng
Currently humbled and honoured to serve this vibrant congregation.

"In the Spirit of #TSL — Transformative Servant Leadership"

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The Family

The Moremi Family

The Moremi Family
The Moremi Family

Rev. Moremi is lovingly supported by his wife, Esther Seanokeng Moremi, and their three children — Tshepang, Remotshepile, and Remoratile. Together, their family is a testament to the joy that comes from faith and service.