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Jomvu Early Bird Evangelism – Ashton EPZ Outreach
Executive summary
On 1st September 2026, the Jomvu Region evangelism team conducted an early morning outreach at Ashton EPZ, Jomvu. The team proclaimed the Gospel to employees as they arrived at their workplace, calling them to repentance, salvation and holiness.
Activity report
The outreach was carried out outside Ashton EPZ during the morning reporting hours. Evangelists used microphones and public-address equipment to preach to workers, commuters and members of the surrounding community as they entered the industrial area.
Main activities
Open-air preaching, early morning evangelism, public proclamation of the Gospel, calling people to repentance, prayer, exhortation and engagement with workers reporting to duty.
Outcomes
The Gospel was shared with a large number of employees and passers-by during the morning rush. The outreach provided an opportunity to reach people directly at their place of work and strengthened the region’s commitment to consistent evangelism.
Testimonies
The team successfully reached workers from different backgrounds and maintained active Gospel proclamation throughout the outreach period.
Challenges
The busy morning movement of workers, motorcycles and vehicles created background noise and limited the amount of time available for individual engagement with some listeners.
Follow-up actions
Continue regular evangelism around EPZ workplaces, strengthen follow-up with interested individuals and invite them to nearby altar services and fellowship meetings.
Support required
Reliable public-address equipment, transport facilitation, evangelism materials, coordination support and increased participation from church members.
Recommendations
Maintain consistent early bird evangelism, identify additional workplaces with high morning traffic, strengthen one-on-one follow-up and organize teams for different strategic locations.
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