Goals for Africa Evangelism In keeping with our vision, we have laid out a five-year plan to reach the whole of Africa with the Gospel till all have heard
by;
1.Mobilizing, growing and multiplying Nations.
2.Engaging Generations for transformation.
3.Empowering leaders for governance and transformation.
If every one of the roughly 350 million evangelical Christians in Africa knew how to share the Gospel message, and would do so this year to at least three people, then the task would be finished! But every Christian in Africa must be equipped to share their faith. This is the reason EE Africa is equipping the church in nations to train up witnesses. Over 33 nations are actively using EE in equipping churches.
Africa – our focus: Currently over 15,000 churches are actively using EE training in equipping the members in Africa. Just within the past three years alone, over 20 million people have prayed to receive Christ! Our goal is to grow each year for the next five years in all resources - people, material, funding leading transformation in individuals, churches and communities as they hear and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The highlights and transformational stories from Africa points us to the urgency of sharing the Gospel till all have heard!
They call him the “Jason Bourne” of Romania. With “mad” driving skills (as they say) in his right-hand drive, manual BMW, good looks, and can-do attitude - Baptist Pastor Cornelus Miron was the first volunteer responder at the Siret border crossing after the war broke out in Ukraine.
Since then, he and his church in Calafindesti have helped over 2000 refugees leave Ukraine - giving them food and shelter in their basement, taking them to the train station, even escorting and flying a young man with cancer safely to a hospital in Western Europe - (I believe France). He was so weak they had to purchase 3 seats for him because he was unable to stand up. I had the pleasure of shadowing him today from 9am-11pm when he dropped me off at the flat. We started the day helping Roman cross the border into Ukraine to take supplies to Kiev. Next we picked up a grandmother, grandfather, and granddaughter from Kharkiv and took them to the church shelter 15km from the border. We returned again and took 4-5 Turkish men who had delivered a vehicle to Ukraine back to the church along with another group of 2 women and one man from Ukraine. As we traveled, we picked up a woman hitchhiking - who was a doctor from Kiev wanting a ride to Siret. I watched as they were registered at the church, given food, and beds to lie down in - and how the others already there would help them settle in for some rest. I used google translate to visit with refugees and get to know them and their stories and answer and ask questions. We finished the night by taking the group of Turkish men and the Ukrainian man and two women to the Suceava train station. Every one of them squeezed and hugged me tightly, pounded my back and repeatedly shook my hand and said thank you and blessed us in their language. As they left, each Turkish man wanted his own Ukrainian/Russian New Testament and selfies with Cornelus and me. They said, “we love Ukraine!”, and had plans to bring more vehicles.
All I can say is that God is POWERFULLY at work, even in the middle of this terrible war - and so is the church of Jesus Christ! To witness all of this truly stirs the soul. All glory to God and our Savior Jesus.
The Homeless Project is a non-profit organization based in Broward County that serves the most vulnerable and at-risk in our community by providing out-of-the-box housing solutions with minimal waiting and maximum efficiency. We partner with Habitat for Humanity, the Salvation Army, United Way, Banyan Health, Henderson Clinic, BBHC, and other local county hospitals.
There are approximately 2,803 homeless individuals and families in Broward County. It’s a daunting problem in our cities. Homes United and The Homeless Project have developed a “Collaborative Charitable Model” that reduces the cost of providing homes for the homeless from as high as $87,000 per person per year to only $16,000 for each individual. Our model helps people off the street and does it for less, all with the help of dedicated people and creative solutions.