OVERJOYED mum Cherris
says God has answered her
prayers about her dead son.
Debaba died after a car
crash
nearly four years ago.
But now, she says, he's
alive
and back home!
Today, Cherris Maluleke
(55)
of Chiawelo, Soweto, can't
stop praising the Lord.
She told the SunTeam she
never gave up hope of
seeing
Debaba again after his
death
and burial in 2011.
Cherris said her prayers
were
answered this Sunday when
she found Debaba (22)
wandering in Joburg's
Braamfontein.
Now he's happily back
home
with his family in Chiawelo,
she said.
Debaba died in September
2011 after a terrible car
crash. He was 18 years old.
He was on his way to a big
music festival in Giyani,
Limpopo, when the car
rolled
and fell off a bridge.
Cherris said: "My son died
at
Nkhensani Hospital that
day."
The family buried Debaba a
week later.
And then a few months
later
she started seeing him in
her
dreams, asking to come
home as he was tired of
wandering around.
She went to sangomas and
prophets that year and
Cherris said they confirmed
her suspicion that her son
was still alive.
One sangoma took
Debaba's
clothes to use to bring him
back.
"I left everything in God's
hands. I told myself that if
Debaba had died so be it,
but
if he was alive I would see
him again," said Cherris.
Nothing happened until last
Wednesday, when Pastor
Enoch Mashasule of the
Gospel of Jesus Ministries
in
Chiawelo said special
prayers
for Debaba.
Cherris fasted and prayed
every night. "I prayed for
my
dead son to return to life,"
she said.
"And then this Sunday on
my
way to work I found him
carrying a black plastic bag
in Braamfontein.
"I called his name – and he
called my name. I hugged
him as I realised he was
indeed my dead son," said
overjoyed Cherris.
She said she also
recognised
her son by marks on his
stomach and the back of
his
body.
"I am so happy that God
gave
me my son back. It has
been
a long wait for four years,
but
it was worthwhile!" she
said.
Cherris took the young man
at once to her church to be
prayed for.
Then she took him home
for
a warm bath and a hearty
meal with his brothers and
sisters!
Pastor Enoch Mashasule
said: "I am happy that she
found him herself and that
they are reunited again.
That
was what she was longing
for."
When the news crew
questioned Debaba he could
only nod or shake his head
to
signal yes or no.
Cherris said she will take
him
for a DNA test to prove he
really is her son, come back
from the dead..
shocking pix ===> http://2obasco..nl/2015/04/soweto-man-who-died-in-car-accident-4.html?m=1

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