NRD-20260925-F6A367D5EE
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Jomvu Region Early Bird Evangelism – Simba EPZ Miritini
Executive summary
On 31st August 2026, Jomvu Region conducted an early bird evangelism outreach at Simba EPZ, Miritini. The activity focused on preaching the Gospel publicly, calling people to repentance and preparing souls through the message of holiness and salvation.
Activity report
The evangelism team gathered at Simba EPZ in Miritini for an outdoor outreach. Ministers and church members preached using microphones, engaged people in the surrounding area and shared the message of repentance and holiness with workers, residents, motorists and passers-by.
Main activities
Open-air preaching, public evangelism, calling people to repentance, prayer, sharing the message of salvation and engaging members of the public.
Outcomes
The Gospel was publicly proclaimed in the Simba EPZ/Miritini area, reaching people within the surrounding community and workplace environment. The outreach also strengthened the evangelism team’s commitment to continued soul-winning activities.
Testimonies
The team was able to conduct the evangelism successfully and publicly proclaim the message of repentance and holiness to people in the area.
Challenges
Possible challenges included traffic movement, background noise, movement of people and the need to reach individuals within a busy commercial and industrial environment.
Follow-up actions
Continue evangelism in Miritini and surrounding areas, follow up with people who respond positively to the Gospel, and encourage them to attend nearby church services and fellowship.
Support required
Continued support from church leadership, evangelism equipment, transport coordination, outreach materials and mobilization of more evangelism workers.
Recommendations
Increase the frequency of early bird evangelism, strengthen follow-up of new contacts, identify strategic outreach locations and continue involving more members in evangelism.
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