Tasa Mushayamunda

Hello! My name is Tasa Mushayamunda. I am married to my beautiful wife, Annalee. I am originally from Harare, Zimbabwe, and moved to the United States in January 2002. I grew up in East Tennessee, where I attended grade school and eventually completed both my undergraduate degree (2018) and Master of Business Administration (2021) at East Tennessee State University. Annalee and I are newly weds! We married in June 2025 and currently live in Johnson City, Tennessee. We love being part of our local church, Redeemer Community Church, where we serve in various capacities, particularly in prayer ministry. Our church community is an important part of our lives and our shared desire to serve Jesus and the local church. I am a prayer missionary and the founder and director of House of People, a house of prayer in Johnson City, Tennessee.

My story is part of a much bigger story—a story of people. My freshman year of college was one of the most formative seasons in my spiritual journey. During that time, I was invited to join LXI, a local ministry serving under-resourced youth in Johnson City, Tennessee. I still remember the first Tuesday night I walked into a gathering called Amplify. That night, I encountered the love of God through a community of people who loved Jesus and one another deeply. I experienced something I had longed for: a genuine expression of the family of God. What began as an invitation became a decade-long journey of relationships, discipleship, service, and transformation. I had the privilege of serving alongside beautiful people whose lives helped shape my heart for community and ministry. Out of that community grew a people who hungered for more than Sunday mornings. We longed to know Jesus more deeply and experience the Holy Spirit in tangible ways. That hunger brought us together on Saturday nights in apartments and homes for worship and prayer. Those nights became some of the most meaningful moments of my journey. We encountered Jesus, grew together, and were reminded of a simple truth: when Jesus is in the room, everything changes. As we learned about prayer movements happening across the country, a desire grew within our community to establish a dedicated space for prayer in our own city. We sensed an invitation to create a place to gather, worship, pray, and minister to the Lord. In 2019, I had the privilege of helping establish a prayer room in downtown Johnson City. From January through July, we gathered six nights a week, Monday through Saturday, giving ourselves to worship, prayer, and the presence of God. That season deepened my conviction that prayer must have a place in the life of the Church—not merely as a program, but as a continual expression of love and devotion to Jesus.

As the Founder and Director of House of People, I provide the leadership, vision, and day-to-day direction of our prayer room, and the necessary tools and strategies to cultivate and develop a sustainable house of prayer in Johnson City, Tennessee. My role is centered on building a community of prayer and worship leaders (Levites) devoted to the presence of Jesus through prayer, worship, discipleship, and partnership with local churches in the region. I carry the responsibility of stewarding the vision of House of People, developing leaders, cultivating relationships, and creating opportunities for people to grow in a lifestyle of prayer.

Join what God is doing through House of People! Whether you are an individual, family, or church, I would love to invite you to come alongside me in prayer and financial partnership as we work together to establish House of People as a resting place for the Lord. As I continue to give myself to this vision, I am inviting you to prayerfully consider becoming monthly financial partners who help sustain both the mission and the people serving it. One specific way you can partner with me is by helping fund my monthly salary of $4,000. This monthly support would allow me to give my full time, energy, and attention to building House of People, cultivating a culture of prayer, developing community, and helping establish a sustainable house of prayer in our region. Would you prayerfully consider becoming part of my monthly support team? Whether you can give $50, $100, $250, $500, or another amount, every partnership makes a difference. Thank you for considering partnering with me. I would be honored to have you become a HOP Partner and help build this vision together.