Tim Godfrey stranded as luggage containing tour outfits goes missing in Cape Town

  • Tim Godfrey has lamented bitterly the loss of his luggage in Cape Town.
  • The award-winning gospel singer while recounting his ordeal, noted that he has gone through a lot.
  • Godfrey added that the clothes he planned to wear during the tour are inside the bags.

Gospel singer Tim Godfrey said on Thursday, August 8, that his luggage could not be found following his arrival in Cape Town, South Africa where he is scheduled for a tour.

The award-winning musician expressed deep frustration over the incident on the photo and video sharing platform, Instagram and asked his fans to suggest good stylists.

Recounting his ordeal, Tim Godfrey noted that he has faced significant challenges, which he attributes to spiritual opposition due to the blessings God has planned for His people.

He revealed that it had been four days since he left home and his bags have not been found. Tim Godfrey said:

“Kai! Jesus, your son has gone through a lot! And I know the devil is battling because of what you have in store for his people! Four days since I left home… And now they can’t find my bags,”

Wondering what he would wear for his tour, Tim Godfrey affirmed that despite the setback, he would still minister in Cape Town.

Declaring that the devil is a liar, he stated that all things work together for his good. The musician added:

“What will I wear for this tour??? No matter what happens!!!! I will be in Cape Town today, ministering to God’s people! The Devil is a liar!!! All things work together for my good!!! Please tag or help me contact any stylist in Cape Town or Joburg to come through,”

In the early hours of Thursday, Tim Godfrey made a post on Instagram, asking his fans to pray for him. He stated that he was stranded in Nairobi for four days and needed to make it to Cape Town.

The gospel singer added that he needed a miracle, appreciating his fans and praying for them.

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