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Pastor Kharikhose Gogome — A Man of Many Callings

Pastor Kharikhose Gogome is a humble and driven man whose journey began in a remote village in Venda. From those rural beginnings, he pursued education with determination, eventually finding himself in Johannesburg after years of dedicated study. Today, he stands as a graduate in law and a practising attorney — but his story extends far beyond the courtroom.

Pastor Gogome is a man with a rare ability to juggle multiple callings with grace, purpose, and discipline. While many people his age are only beginning to establish themselves in a single field, he has successfully embraced several demanding roles. He is not only a lawyer, but also a music executive, a pastor, and the operator of a fully fledged funeral parlour. These roles may seem to belong to different worlds, but he has mastered the art of balancing them, using his time with remarkable efficiency.

At the heart of his work is one consistent passion: serving people. Whether he is advising clients in his legal practice, guiding artists, offering spiritual leadership, or comforting families in times of loss, Pastor Gogome is driven by compassion and a deep commitment to uplift others.
His greatest love is pastoring — leading people to Christ and nurturing their spiritual growth. Yet his second love, music, holds a strong place in his life as well. His involvement in the music industry reflects his creative spirit and his desire to use every platform available to inspire and build others.

Pastor Gogome recently visited the Gospel Reality Podcast (GRP) to share his powerful journey as a servant of God. With honesty and humility, he reflected on his life story, the challenges he has overcome, and the unique path that has shaped him into the multifaceted leader he is today.

A man of vision.
A man of purpose.
A man of service.

Pastor Kharikhose Gogome continues to prove that with dedication, faith, and heart, one can wear many hats — and wear them well.