MUNICIPALITY OF MARONDERA EVANGELISM REPORT.

I would like to thank the Almighty God for granting me the opportunity to have open air evangelism at the Marondera Fire department where I work. At first, I would do personal witnessing through one-on-one conversations. One day my workmates had a conversation where they said there were weird incidents occurring that made them believe that there were people vanobata bata/ vanoshandisa mushonga [using Juju/jazz] at the work place.

So, they came up with the idea that we must have Prayer time at work. They were looking for someone to lead the prayer session but none of them volunteered. When I heard about this plan, I volunteered to lead the session. I felt privileged and humbled to lead the prayer sessions, because I had felt it inside of me that we must have a prayer session before we start our work, but because of fear I kept silent and continued to battle with the idea in my mind and therefore didn’t try.  

Surprisingly the prayer sessions started very well. I thank God because it gifted me a platform to share the word of God and my testimony as well. I thank God because it’s still going well. I remember the first day we had a session the room was full with people and they listened attentively as I preached, I opened Psalms chapter 121, it was a great experience, I felt the power of the Gospel as the people in the room sat in rapt silence as they absorbed the Word. I remember the following day; I arrived a little bit late and some of my workmates from the Security Department exclaimed “Why are you late Mai Mufundisi we wanted to hear the Word, yesterday we were blessed by the word you shared.” They thanked me and asked me to continue sharing the Word of God. God is helping me so that we continue with our session.

In summation, I want to express my sincere gratitude to our Captain Reverend P.D. Zinyama for his guidance and teaching it’s because of these teachings that I have gone this far. I am praying for increased power and wisdom.