Stephen Zondo Biography: Age, Cars, Net Worth, Wife, Trial, Commission, Ministries Scandal, Pictures, YouTube, News, Wikipedia

Biography

Stephen Zondo (born 24 January 1966) is a controversial South African priest that has succeeded in denting his image with his promiscuous lifestyle. He has been accused severally by females from his church of sexual assaults and molestation.

Some female members of the Stephen Zondo’s congregation, some of whom have worked for years in his ministry, accused the bishop of having an affair with them.

Stephen Zondo‘s extramarital affair outside his marriage caused his marriage to fall apart, according to a certain member of Stephen Zondo’s church, who once testified publicly against the bishop for having an extramarital affair with his church workers.

Stephen Zondo
Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name: Stephen Zondo
Born: 24 January 1966 (age 60 years old)
Place of Birth: Heilbron, Free State, South Africa
Church: Rivers of Living Waters Ministries
Nationality: South African
Height: N/A
Parents: N/A
Siblings: N/A
Wife • Spouse: Seabi Pascaline Zondo
Girlfriend • Partner: N/A
Children: N/A
Occupation: Priest
Net Worth: US$5 million-US$10 million

Early Life & Education

Bishop Stephen Zondo was born and raised on a farm in Heilbron, Free State, South Africa but his family had to relocate due to racial profiling.

He was born on the 26th of January in 1966. His father’s cattle and horses were slaughtered, leaving them impoverished. Stephen Zondo also claimed that each time a black man’s cattle grazed on a white man’s land unintentionally, their cattle and horses would be killed instantly.

Stephen Zondo graduated from the Rhema Bible Training Centre in Johannesburg with a diploma in theology. He also received a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education from Grace International. Later on, he obtained a master’s degree in Christian education from the International Apostolic College of Grace and Truth.

Personal Life

Bishop Stephen Zondo is married to a lady simply identified as Seabi Pascaline Zondo, and they both share the ministry. He and his wife, Pastor Seabi Zondo, established Rivers of Living Waters Ministries in 1988.

Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people. According to one of his sermons, he said everyone is supposed to serve the Lord in Spirit, Soul, and Body; and by serving the lord we live freely by giving ourselves and our substances while remaining close to God by living a holistic life and being sensitive to his Soul through fervent prayer, he stated.

Seabi Pascaline, the wife of Stephen Zondo, fled him and the church after she found out, he was having an affair with another church member. She also stopped attending church sessions.

Bishop Stephen Zondo has also been accused by several female members of his church of having an affair with them.

Career

Stephen Zondo together with his wife is the founder of Rivers of Living Waters Church. He alongside his wife and son started the ministry on September 24, 1988, in their four-room house in Zone 3 Sebokeng.

The ministry then moved to a classroom at Sokwazi Secondary School in Zone 8. As the church grew, the space became increasingly crowded. Later on, the church was moved to Zone 13’s Shadvaal Center, the bottle store on Sandamela Highway, and finally Evaton.

Net Worth

Stephen Zondo currently has a whopping net worth estimation ranging from US$5 million to US$10 million.

Social Media

  • Instagram handle: Bishopzondo
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