PASTOR
MAGDALENE NGALA
Biography
Magdalene Nglala
I was born on December 12th in the Northwest region of Cameroon, as the fifth child in a family of seven. After completing primary school in 1997, I moved to Yaoundé, the capital city, to pursue my secondary education and earned my high school diploma there. Raised in a Catholic household, my father instilled in me a deep love for God. This foundation guided my spiritual journey, which later saw me converting to the Pentecostal faith after traveling to the United States. Currently, I balance my roles as a student at Worcester State University and an employee at a state hospital.
By the special grace of God, I became a pastor and began writing songs after an encounter with Jesus in a dream. My first released song, titled “Fill Me Up,” came out in 1997. That same year, I moved to Yaoundé, the capital city, where I learned French.
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