Naboth Manzongo

Manzongo experienced a call to ministry at young age. He attended an Anglican school in which the routine was to pray the Daily Office; he was an altar server and eventually a lay reader in his secondary school years. By the time he completed secondary school, he was known to the bishop and being encouraged to pursue ordination. ==Ordained ministry==

Manzongo began his ministry at Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Harare, and then was rector of St. Joseph's, Dzivarasekwa. Manzongo relocated to Wisconsin in 2015 to complete a degree at Nashotah House. During this time, he was a supply priest for the Episcopal Diocese of Eau Claire. He returned briefly to Harare to serve as rector of St. Paul's Church before migrating to Canada to accept the post of incumbent at St. Luke's Anglican Church in Dryden, Ontario. In 2024, Manzongo became incumbent of the 140-year-old Holy Trinity Anglican Church in downtown Winnipeg. At the time, the historic church was physically deteriorating and at risk of structural collapse. In April 2025, Holy Trinity and the diocese signed a memorandum with the downtown development agency and an architectural firm to support the church's restoration, beginning with a rehabilitation study that focuses on designing a new foundation for the troubled structure. In May 2025, Manzongo was elected bishop of Rupert's Land. ==Personal life==

Manzongo is married to Thelma Manzongo. They have three children. ==References==