Archbishop Gladstone Botwana

Archbishop Gladstone Botwana

Founder and President: Global Restoration of Apostolic and Prophetic Order | Founder: Zoe Bible Churches
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Archbishop Gladstone Botwana earned a diploma in theology from the former African Bible College and was ordained to the ministry with the Assemblies of God in 1976.

He is the founder of Zoe Bible Church, headquartered in Pimville, Soweto, and the founder and president of the Global Restoration of Apostolic and Prophetic Order, headquartered in Orlando (USA) with His Eminence Archbishop Allen Wiggins serving as the Presiding Prelate. In 1996, he was consecrated as an Episcopal head by Archbishop Roy Edward Brown of Pilgrim Assemblies in New York (USA). Archbishop Botwana was elevated to the archbishopric in November 2019 by the International Bishops Conference and now leads the organisation in South Africa.

In 2020, Archbishop Botwana, alongside a dedicated team, launched the Archbishop Gladstone Botwana Foundation to further his mission and community work.

Gladstone was born again in December 1970 through the Student Christian Movement of South Africa. He is married to Rose Botwana, and they are blessed with four children and seven grandchildren.

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