“Let’s rejoice and be glad and give the glory to Him, because the marriage of the Lamb has come, and His bride has prepared herself. It was given to her to clothe herself in fine linen, bright and clean; for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the saints.”
Rev 19 v 7-8 NASB
About US
Crowned in Covenant is a faith-based initiative devoted to equipping and preparing the Church for its ultimate union with Jesus Christ—the Lamb and His bride. Our vision looks ahead to the fulfilment of Christ’s promise, when those who have been made ready are united with Him in perfect fellowship forever.
Through thoughtfully and prayerfully crafted resources—our mission is to inspire and equip believers to embrace an ongoing, intimate awareness of their sacred covenant with Christ, with joyful anticipation of the triumphant return of our Lord for His beloved Church.
Our Values
Our values are shaped by the vision described in Revelation 19:7-8, and how the Church, as the Bride of Christ, has devoted herself to careful and intentional preparation for the sacred union with Christ, just as a bride adorns herself with linen:
“Bright Linen”
Encouraging lives marked by righteousness and earnest devotion to grow in the likeness of Christ.
“Clean Linen”
Pursuing holiness and transformation from moral and spiritual impurity
“Fine Linen”
Inspiring enduring faith that is anchored in God’s word amidst change and adversity
About the Founder
Nomalungelo Nyoka (Noma) is a devoted follower of Christ with a deep passion for the global Church. Her calling is to see the Church purified, steadfast, and wholly aligned with God’s purposes.
Through her gift for writing and storytelling, she shares profound insights from Scripture as led by the Holy Spirit, while openly embracing her own weaknesses so that God’s glory may shine through.
“I am weaving Africa’s voice into God’s global redemptive narrative.”
– Noma
Radiant Faces, Pierced Palms is Noma’s debut book, offering a deeply personal account of her medical journey following the diagnosis of an aggressive tumour. Through vivid storytelling, she not only documents the physical and emotional challenges of her treatment and recovery but also delves into the lingering effects of childhood trauma and how these shaped her responses to adversity. Throughout the narrative, Noma reflects on the role her faith played during these trying times, drawing connections between spiritual resilience and healing.
The book presents a heartfelt exploration at overcoming obstacles, aiming to inspire others who may be facing struggles by sharing a refined perspective of God’s working in the pain and a renewed sense of hope.