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Magengo Crusade
August 2007
A mission to reach the lost and free the captives
August 8-13th, Fountain of Love members along with
visiting evangelist, Sharon Savage, took the town of
Magengo by storm. We hosted a crusade in
cooperation with several local churches in a large
open public area. Hundreds of people decided to
give their lives to the Lord and many were healed of
various diseases.
See this Muslim man go from listening to the
message from behind the stage, to coming to the
front to hear what giving your life to Jesus means, to
asking Jesus to be his personal savior. This is just
one example of the hundreds of people who came
forward each night to give their lives to God.
In the days following the crusade, the local churches
we were working with each held seminars for these
new Christians as they learn to live their news lives
in Christ Jesus.
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During the few days before the crusade and all during the crusade, Fountain of Love also
conducted seminars. For the first 3 days, the seminar was for women. Sharon Savage and
Mrs. Josephine Shoo were the teachers who taught the women about the importance of
knowing the calling on their lives and God’s purpose in creating them. The women were
very responsive and grateful to hear such wonderful teachings. There were approximately
50 to 70 present each of the three days. During the next 3 days, the seminar was for church
leaders. There were pastors and other ministry leaders from many churches in attendance.
Sharon taught about the need to carry on making disciples of people after they are saved.
She also taught about how to use the gifts God has placed in each local body to edify the
church and glorify God. It was an exciting time for the leaders to study the Word and what it
says about leading the flock. In each of the seminars there were times when the
participants were able to break into groups to discuss the issues being taught as well as to
ask questions of the teachers. Both seminars were very helpful to open the eyes of people
to walk in their calling and to follow godly principles of leadership and living.
conducted seminars. For the first 3 days, the seminar was for women. Sharon Savage and
Mrs. Josephine Shoo were the teachers who taught the women about the importance of
knowing the calling on their lives and God’s purpose in creating them. The women were
very responsive and grateful to hear such wonderful teachings. There were approximately
50 to 70 present each of the three days. During the next 3 days, the seminar was for church
leaders. There were pastors and other ministry leaders from many churches in attendance.
Sharon taught about the need to carry on making disciples of people after they are saved.
She also taught about how to use the gifts God has placed in each local body to edify the
church and glorify God. It was an exciting time for the leaders to study the Word and what it
says about leading the flock. In each of the seminars there were times when the
participants were able to break into groups to discuss the issues being taught as well as to
ask questions of the teachers. Both seminars were very helpful to open the eyes of people
to walk in their calling and to follow godly principles of leadership and living.
