Growth values acquired for a new season

The Christian Church of the Redeemed of God, Terre des Merveilles parish, completed its evangelism and impact crusade last Sunday, October 27. For 3 days, participants were taught under the theme: the season of maximum growth and multiplication. The program, divided into 3 main parts, focused on the faith clinic, the night of judgment and the thanksgiving service at the parish led by Pastor Ferdinand Njuma in Beedi, in Douala's 5th arrondissement.

The theme chosen for this meeting brought together more than a hundred people who had come to receive from God. In his keynote address, God's servant Papa Billy Lubanza, invited from Canada, urged those present to rest on Christ as the cornerstone, leaving behind sin, the works of the flesh and its many facets. For him, growth and multiplication will only come if Christ is placed in the right place in lives. What's more, it's time for Christians to stop telling themselves that once they've confessed Jesus there's no more effort involved. "That's a lie from the devil, who wants to keep you in sin and keep you from your salvation and all that it entails. Agree today to conform to Christian principles and values, and you'll see how maximum growth and multiplication will spread over your lives," he says.

The crusade was also a moment of real impact through prayer on the night of judgment. God's servants, the worship leaders, led the audience in intense moments of prayer aimed at reclaiming and recovering what had been stolen from them by Satan, but also and above all judging every enemy in their lives. Based on the word of God, these prayers had the expected effects through miracles of multiform healings, miraculous deliverances, prophecies and words of knowledge among others. "The Lord instructed me to organize such a meeting with my father in the Lord and really I don't regret it when I see how the people have been blessed, what God has miraculously done even in my own life, really it's only Thanksgiving. I really hope that initiatives like this will be repeated, because it helps us to stay the course", says Pastor Ferdinand Njuma, shepherd of the Terre des Merveilles parish.

The program began on October 24 and ended on the 27th. God's people left with a new hunger and thirst, praying for a repetition of such initiatives.

For Camfaith, Manuela Bimaï