CAG director starts church for Zim's bus drivers and conductors

A niche church just rolled out to target bus crews and flip the script on how drivers and conductors live and show up.

Church built for bus crews

• Afra Chinhamu Nhanhanga from CAG Travellers Coach kicked off an interdenominational church.
• Nhanhanga says hectic routes keep drivers from normal services.
• Sunday gatherings run from 3 pm to 5 pm.
• Her pitch centers on rebuilding drivers' respect and public image.

Mission to shift behavior on the road

• Afra believes prayer and scripture can steady stressed crews.
• She links road rage and clashes to burnout and crashes.
• Vision casts drivers as pastors and conductors as evangelists.
• Services aim to spark better vibes for workers and passengers.

Extra programs beyond Sunday worship

• CAG Travellers Coach director plans sports for member wellness.
• Counseling sessions will tackle mental health strain.
• Group wants to confront domestic violence within its ranks.
• Educational trips to historical sites are on the agenda.

Clearing up fears and male turnout

• Nhanhanga insists the effort is not a breakaway ministry.
• The goal focuses on uniting denominations around transport workers.
• Attendance skews heavily male, which she highlights.
• She urges men to show up with their families.