Grahamstown Outreach – Stats & Pictures!

The Grahamstown (Makhanda) National Arts Festival Outreach this year was wonderfully blessed, exciting, and full of God’s setups! The team was able to visit many individuals that had previously accepted salvation or exchanged details, and spend quality time ministering personally to them. They gave Bible classes, discussed life issues and Godly solutions, and prayed for and with as many as possible! In total there were over 60 follow-up interactions and meetings throughout the festival! The Lord gave our team good weather and even a house to stay in, (God bless the family who provided their own home for the whole outreach duration) and brought such people across their path as He knew needed more of His Love. In addition to the follow-up and visits along the way to and from Grahamstown, the immediate, known outreach results are: • 47 decisions to accept Jesus as Lord and Saviour • 79 individuals prayed for – for a variety of requests • 121 Bibles, Activated magazines, and inspirational books given to individuals • 8700 tracts distributed We are so grateful to the Lord and to you who made this outreach possible – you share in every blessing, soul saved, and life changed. Enjoy the pictures and stay tuned to a testimonies post coming soon.

Greyton Outreach -Small Town, Big Miracles

Our first outreach in Greyton was last year February, and this follow-up visit was a great victory. We were able to visit some of those that we ministered to last year, as well as meet many new faces. One and all, they received a Gospel message and “Jesus loves you!” – with some asking for on-the-spot prayer and others making the decision to accept Jesus as Lord and Saviour!

Nurses Week

For Nurses Week, we packed 120 “appreciation parcels” comprised of a little box of chocolates, an Activated magazine, and a thank you card specifically designed for these dear men and women.

Fun and Food at Sunday School

The children eagerly ate, some finishing their bowls within minutes. Our hearts bled to see some others who (due to often having little to eat and thus stomachs not used to a large portion) were unable to finish their bowl at once. We had them take it home with them, so that they could benefit more even later…