The Ministry to Persons with Disabilities (MPWDs) of The Church of Pentecost has recorded an encouraging evangelistic harvest in Axim, in the Nzema East Municipal District of the Western Region, with 120 souls won for Christ during its Special Ministers and Wives Outreach (SMWO).
The outreach, which brought together MPWDs coordinators, their wives and local church volunteers, reached 412 people with the Gospel. Of the number, 120 people accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour, 41 received water baptism, while 34 backsliders were reached.
The programme was coordinated by Pastor Alexander Nyame, National Coordinator of the MPWDs, with support from the Axim Area under the leadership of the Area Head, Apostle Daniel Mireku Gyamera. Coordinators from the various sectors of the MPWDs also played significant roles in supporting the exercise.
The outreach formed part of the Ministry’s commitment to spreading the Gospel and bringing people into the Kingdom of God through intentional evangelistic engagements.
The exercise also contributed to The Church of Pentecost’s broader target of winning 800,000 souls for Christ before the end of 2026, as the Church intensifies its evangelistic efforts under its Possessing the Nations agenda.
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