Jomvu Early Bird Evangelism – Women’s Outreach at Ashton EPZ, Changamwe

On 3rd September 2026, women from Jomvu Region, led by Servant Emily Hadassah, conducted an early morning evangelism outreach at Ashton EPZ, Changamwe. The team proclaimed the Gospel to employees and members of the public as they reported to work, emphasizing repentance, salvation, holiness and turning back to God.

The outreach was carried out around Ashton EPZ during the morning reporting hours. The women evangelists used megaphones, Gospel placards and direct public preaching to reach workers, boda boda operators, commuters and passers-by with the message of repentance and holiness.

Open-air preaching, public evangelism, use of Gospel placards, prayer, calling people to repentance, spiritual exhortation and engagement with employees and members of the surrounding community.

The Gospel was publicly proclaimed to many workers and passers-by, and the outreach demonstrated active participation of women in evangelism and soul-winning. The activity also strengthened the visibility of the repentance and holiness message within the EPZ area.

The women evangelists successfully conducted the outreach and boldly proclaimed the Gospel in a busy working environment.

Challenges included heavy movement of workers and motorcycles, background noise, muddy sections around the outreach area and limited time for individual engagement with some listeners.

Continue regular evangelism at Ashton EPZ and other strategic locations, follow up with interested persons and invite them to nearby altar services and fellowship meetings.

Megaphones and public-address equipment, evangelism placards and materials, transport facilitation, logistical coordination and continued leadership support.

Continue empowering women to participate actively in evangelism, maintain regular early bird outreach, strengthen one-on-one follow-up and identify more high-traffic areas for Gospel proclamation.