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In Burundi, Pastor Nestor Ndizeye, the National Pioneer has visited the Muyinga District to prepare for the Global Encounter and appoint the district coordinator.
To be part of this where you are, visit therooftop.org/global-encounter
In Liberia, we have started making disciples. There was a one-day workshop among church leaders and church workers held on 7th December 2019.
Koiwu Scott, the National Pioneer for Liberia, was sharing the vision of The Rooftop and the importance and involvement of believers in the upcoming Global Encounter in October 2020.
They will also be hosting a number of workshops and prayer summits in communities, towns and cities, and are believing God for a great encounter and revival across the nation.
To be part of this where you are, visit therooftop.org/global-encounter
There is some great work going on across Sierra Leone, making disciples throughout every village, town and district, and seeing many people step forward to join Jesus in His mission.
The Rooftop in Sierra Leone are currently holding their first National Rooftop Summit (12th-14th December 2019) so there will be more updates soon from Elijah Valcarcel, our National Pioneer in Sierra Leone, on what is happening in this country.
Here are some photos from recent events in Sierra Leone:
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Our National Pioneer in Kenya, Boniface Ochieng’Ojode, was recently able to run a workshop with young people in Mombasa County to engage with them about their role in the Kingdom of God, and how they can reach out to their fellow youth through evangelism.
As we approach the Global Encounter in October 2020, it is essential that we have young people on board too. Everyone needs to be involved if we are to effectively join Jesus in His mission and see many people repent and turn to God.
To be part of this where you are, visit therooftop.org/global-encounter
Rev. Chris Dikana, our Rooftop Pioneer in South Africa was recently able to join part of the ‘Nehemiah Prayer Route’, a 200km prayer walk through Nelson Mandela Bay, including Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Despatch.
The Nehemiah Prayer Route near Port Elizabeth
The last day of the walk attracted about 200 church leaders and Chris was able to share with them about The Rooftop and how they could join in with the Global Encounter on 10th October 2020.
Chris has big plans to introduce The Rooftop to most major cities in South Africa over the next few months, please join us in praying for him.
Rev. Chris Dikana joins the prayer walkers
To be part of this where you are, visit therooftop.org/global-encounter
Rev. Lucas Ndjamba, The Rooftop Pioneer in Namibia, recently ran a workshop to discuss ‘The Need for Evangelism & Discipleship’ with a group of seven leaders of a local church. They were full of excitement and they promised another meeting with more people involved.
The leaders from a local church
Please pray for the team in Namibia as they work and walk with these leaders.
Pastor Killion Chiondadala, the National Pioneer of The Rooftop in Malawi reports that Malawi Rooftop has now become blessed with a National Executive Board, which will be responsible for the operations of the ministry.
The Chairman is Dr Maxwell Mhone, the Secretary is Pastor Chizaso Chunga, the Treasurer is Mr Felix Mzerezere and Pastor Dorothy Phiri is a member.
The meeting in progress.
From left: Pastor Dorothy Phiri, Mr Felix Mzerezere, Pastor Killion Chiondadala (National Pioneer for Malawi) and Pastor Chizaso Chunga.
The plan is that they will meet twice a month as they share the materials of The Rooftop and plan for other programs, not forgetting The Global Encounter in 2020.
More news to come.
Women Pastors and Leaders came together for a 3 day seminar in Mombasa, Kenya, to share how to reach out to other women on Evangelism, Discipleship, involvement of women in the Rooftop Mission of JOINING JESUS IN HIS MISSION.
The Lamb of God Baptist Church, home church of The Rooftop Pioneer in Namibia, has been able to distribute the food to their local community. The Rev Lukas Ndjamba says that God has blessed our Church, to help the community.
I am very grateful to the Lord for His Faithfulness. Since my return to Liberia, I have started the Rooftop activities. I am presently involved in the following:
I have formed an acting advisory Board and will be explaining the activities and vision of the Rooftop to them soon. I have started to train my church members as I want them to the first Rooftop Ambassadors.
In addition, we are also involved in personal evangelism which resulted in the recent baptism of new converts.
We plan to launch both personal and large scale evangelism by September after they have first-hand information about joining Jesus in His Mission through the Rooftop.
I am also visiting churches to share the vision of the Rooftop. Gradually, we are making progress.
I am encountering a lot of challenges as it relates to communication. I am appealing to you to please help to raise funds in order to purchase a phone for use here in order to my work effective and efficient. This will help me to access Facebook, WhatsApp or Messenger in order to get information from other Rooftop members and you all.
Thank you all so much and may the Lord be our strengthen as we all fulfil Kingdom assignments.