It's the second week of Gospel Campaign meetings in Luanda, Angola, where Radical Walk and CfaN are joining forces to bring the Good News to this southern African nation.
Evangelist Randy Roberts (Radical Walk) is teaming up with CfaN this week and next week to hold two big Gospel Campaigns in Angola, Southern Africa. Tonight is the first meeting, and we're expecting a powerful move of God in this nation.
The first European CfaN School of Evangelism has launched in Hanau.
In June, CfaN Bootcamp graduate David Rotärmel and his team joined forces with CfaN to conduct a 4-day campaign in Freiburg im Breisgau.
In this bustling part of the city, it was Evangelists Jacob Ebersole and Evelina Smane who carried the lion’s share of the preaching for this 5-night Gospel Campaigns.
Hero Stadium is the biggest stadium in Zambia, situated in the capital city of Lusaka, and it’s known throughout the nation. This was the perfect place for me to preach on the final night of Operation Decapolis, bringing the eleven Gospel Campaigns to a close.
Evangelists Levi Lutz and Brittany Sanderlin were stationed in Chawama, Zambia, for the recent Operation Decapolis there. This was one of eleven 5-night campaigns that happened in less than two weeks.
Evangelists Alejandro Escobar and Joe Turnbull preached nightly in George District, a compound of the capital city, Lusaka. This is an area well-known for criminality and desperate poverty.
It was “all systems go” from the start in Ngombe, where Evangelist Michael Job was stationed together with Evangelists Emmanuel and Deborah Cohen for one of the eleven CfaN campaigns that took place in Zambia recently.
Before the campaign in Chipata, Zambia, began, Evangelists Robert Enge and Randy Roberts heard reports from the campaign organizers (Evangelists Emmanuel and Debora Cohen) about the incredible unity and cooperation amongst the churches there.
Evangelists David Rotärmel and Levi Lutz carried the campaign in Mansa.
Can you imagine being so hungry for the Gospel that you would travel THIRTY HOURS to get to a Gospel Campaign meeting?!
We’re starting with Chingola, where Evangelists Randy Roberts and Lukas Repert (both Bootcamp graduates who were trained by me) were stationed.
Isn’t it just incredible to see how each one of the 11 Gospel Campaigns in Zambia had its own flavor – yet in every one of them, Jesus was lifted high!
I joined Evangelists David Rotärmel and Richard Fullwood in Bauleni for the first night of the Gospel Campaign there (3 – 7 May), preaching the Gospel before being whisked away to Ngombe for a second meeting that night.
This will be our first full Decapolis, 10 five-night campaigns in 10 different venues. That’s a total of 50 meetings – and all in just two weeks.
Did you know there are outreaches happening daily all over the world, in collaboration with CfaN Evangelism Alliance members? Every week, thousands are choosing Jesus.
More than 100,000 people attended this opening service. As Daniel Kolenda preached, the response to the gospel was overwhelming, and many tens of thousands surrendered their lives to Jesus tonight.
Did you know there are outreaches happening daily all over the world, in collaboration with CfaN Evangelism Alliance members? Every week, thousands are choosing Jesus.
Last month, we had the great joy of witnessing 35 fiery, dedicated evangelists graduate from the first 8-week CfaN School of Evangelism in Cape Town.
Evangelists Richard Fullwood and Evelina Smane (Bootcamp grads) were located in Kabwe – one of the five cities where Gospel Campaigns occurred simultaneously for five days!
Operation Decapolis report from Kasama, Zambia, one of five cities where CfaN Gospel Campaigns took place simultaneously! Evangelist Joe Turnbull and Evangelist Tyrelle Smith were stationed here.
Two Bootcamp Graduants, Evangelist David Rotärmel and Evangelist Virginnia Logan, preached the other four day of the Decapolis in Solwezi.
CfaN Bootcamp graduates Dr. Roselyne Aaron and Evangelist Braidwood Rathbone were stationed in Kitwe.
Over the course of five days during Operation Decapolis we witnessed 635,522 salvations and countless testimonies of miracle healings!
From 21 – 25 September, CfaN will be in Zambia, with Gospel Campaigns in 5 different cities at the same time.
Total Attendance: 420,000
Documented Decisions: 208,157
Biggest Crowd: 150,000
Randy Roberts, who is a CfaN Evangelism Bootcamp graduate, is in Beira, Mozambique and starting the second 'Partnership Campaign' this year with CfaN.
Randy Roberts, who is a CfaN Evangelism Bootcamp graduate, is in Jinja, Uganda and starting the first 'Partnership Campaign' with CfaN.
This campaign was a first for CfaN as it was our first ‘Partnership Campaign’, done shoulder-to-shoulder with associate evangelist Randy Roberts, a CfaN Evangelism Bootcamp graduate.
At last, after many months of waiting because of the global pandemic, we are thrilled to announce that we will be in Ibadan, Nigeria in November, for a CfaN Flagship Campaign.
We will be holding six campaigns simultaneously in Dar-es-Salaam in October. This is Tanzania’s biggest city, and a key city in Africa.
Multiplication in action! For the first time in the history of the ministry, the CfaN technical and media teams were on the ground working with CfaN Bootcamp graduates – without Evangelist Daniel Kolenda there to preach the Gospel.
Tonight, I preached in Morogoro, Tanzania, the third of the five cities I will visit this week. It's amazing to arrive in city after city where full campaign fields are waiting and where the harvest is ongoing.
We have just concluded the final night of all five simultaneous Gospel Campaigns here in Tanzania. I preached last Sunday in the city of Mbeya.
Once again, as we did last night, together with Peter Vandenberg, I had the honor of officially graduating the Bootcamp interns that have been stationed here for the last six weeks helping to prepare this campaign.
Here in Dodoma, Evangelists Joe Turnbull and Paul Maurer have been ministering since Wednesday.
This tiny city has not seen a campaign since Reinhard Bonnke was here in the early 90s. One third of the population of the city showed up tonight, on the first night of the campaign.
Decapolis means "ten cities. We will be doing 10 campaigns in Tanzania this year. This summer we will be in five cities. In the winter, we will visit another five cities.
CfaN's Evangelism Bootcamp is an intensive 3-month training course specializing in evangelism. At the end of the course, the students spend three weeks in Africa for their Bootcamp Initiation Trip.
I am Lukas Repert. Some of you know me from the Bootcamp Blog earlier this year. Together with 51 other participants, I successfully completed the Bootcamp. Now it is indeed time to put what has been learnt into action!
Total Attendance: 540,000
Documented Decisions: 305,530
Biggest Crowd: 200,000
Local churches reported that they were filled to capacity with new converts on Sunday morning. The final meeting in Warri was a joyful celebration.
The Bootcamp is a nearly 6-month long intensive training school for evangelists, who have received a specific call from God for Africa.
Total Attendance: 257,000
Documented Decisions: 173,680
Biggest Crowd: 110,000
Our final CfaN Gospel Campaign for 2019 is in Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria, from 5 – 8 December. Please pray for our team and for the local people who will come to the meetings.
Total Attendance: 280,000
Documented Decisions: 232,732
Biggest Crowd: 115,000
They preach wherever it’s possible - in schools, in marketplaces, at street intersections. Mostly, they use our new Gospel Trucks, but not always.
Total Attendance: 170,000
Documented Decisions: 77,514
Biggest Crowd: 70,000
Last night was the first evening meeting of our CfaN Gospel Campaign in Kisumu, Kenya. Check out the Kisumu Campaign blog here:
“Light The Fire Again” will be igniting hearts, spurring believers to action, and seeing the power of God fall.
Total Attendance: 250,000
Documented Decisions: 65,210
Biggest Crowd: 95,000
Evangelist Daniel Kolenda and the CfaN Gospel Campaign team arrived in Nakuru, Kenya earlier this week. They were greeted with great joy by the local churches and officials, and there was a tremendous sense of anticipation. Everyone is expecting an unforgettable encounter with God this week.
It was a weekend that none of us will forget. Lives changed, people healed, the ministry torch passed to a new generation in Germany.
We had a full schedule of six weeks of “village outreaches” prior to the main event in Port Harcourt.
Total Attendance: 465,000
Documented Decisions: 205,450
Biggest Crowd: 200,000
CfaN’s first Great Gospel Campaign of 2019 is planned for Lomé, the capital city of Togo.
Total Attendance: 140,000
Documented Decisions: 67,800
Biggest Crowd: 50,000
The last CfaN Gospel Campaign of 2018 was a week of signs and wonders, with tens of thousands of decisions for Jesus, despite the Harmattan dust.
Total Attendance: 440,000
Documented Decisions: 258,600
Biggest Crowd: 160,000
The last two days in Port Harcourt were a little taste of heaven on earth. The massive crowd was heaving during praise and worship, led by Eddie James from the USA.
The biggest arena in Budapest became a real sanctuary for the three days of the CfaN Fire Conference in August, as multitudes of believers exalted the name of Jesus.
Total Attendance: 380,000
Documented Decisions: 201,670
Biggest Crowd: 140,000
It was the last night of our campaign in Brazzaville, Congo. Daniel preached from Romans 8:1-2, and it was beautiful to see so many thousands taking hold of the freedom that Jesus Christ brings.
Our desire is to not only share with you what we have learned through God’s super-harvests of souls across the world, but “to impart...our own lives...”.
Total Attendance: 710,000
Documented Decisions: 603,670
Biggest Crowd: 350,000
If anyone wants to get to know West Africa at its most typical, then they should visit the city of Ogbomosho in the Nigerian province of Oyo. Aside from a couple of churches, the town hall and a few mosques, there are hardly any tall buildings.
Total Attendance: 535,000
Documented Decisions: 418,840
Biggest Crowd: 260,000
We’re starting 2018 with the remarkable town of Calabar, and a few weeks later, we’ll be just 800km’s further away in Ogbomosho.
Total Attendance: 1,700,000
Documented Decisions: 845,875
Biggest Crowd: 750,000
Launch of the “Double Harvest Decade”: “I believe that the greatest opportunity we’ve ever had to reach millions of people with the good news of the Gospel, lies directly before us.” Daniel Kolenda
About 500 pastors and leaders from different denominations and cities in France gathered in Mulhouse for the annual leaders conference organized the church “La Porte Ouverte Chrétienne” with Daniel Kolenda as the main speaker.
This Summer, Evangelists Reinhard Bonnke and Daniel Kolenda came to support the vision for Europe that burns in the hearts of Evangelist Ben Fitzgerald and his GodFest ministry – organizers of the Awakening Europe Festivals.
Total Attendance: 185,000
Documented Decisions: 70,568
Biggest Crowd: 70,000
A local witchdoctor healed and saved – one of the many thousands of lives touched this week...
When Daniel Kolenda was invited to speak at the “Jerusalem Encounter” Conference, it gave the CfaN team the idea of inviting mission partners and organizing a “CfaN Israel Tour”.
Total Attendance: 315,000
Documented Decisions: 101,376
Biggest Crowd: 110,000
The atmosphere was electric. The devil has tried hard to keep this campaign from happening – a great indicator that we are about to witness a mighty harvest here...
Total Attendance: 320,000
Documented Decisions: 113,700
Biggest Crowd: 135,000
This week was filled with many challenges and obstacles, but the Lord gave us victory after victory. Thank you for standing with us so faithfully in prayer. We are shoulder-to-shoulder in this harvest.
Total Attendance: 260,000
Documented Decisions: 94,010
Biggest Crowd: 105,000
The final night of the last Gospel Campaign of the year has just come to a glorious conclusion. The field was packed tonight.
Total Attendance: 530,000
Documented Decisions: 269,679
Biggest Crowd: 220,000
The final meeting here in Sunyani, Ghana was attended by 220,000 people tonight. That is quite remarkable considering that the population of the city is less than 250,000. Indeed, it seemed like the entire region was present on the field tonight.
Total Attendance: 290,000
Documented Decisions: 153,120
Biggest Crowd: 110,000
Our Gospel Campaign here in Mbeya, Tanzania has just come to an end. Nearly 300,000 people attended this week’s Campaign, with many thousands surrendering their lives to Jesus.
CfaN’s Fire Conference, “Fire16,” took place in the Eulachhallen in Winterthur, Switzerland on 10 and 11 June 2016. Daniel Kolenda, Todd White and Peter Vandenberg brought the messages over the two-day course of meetings.
Total Attendance: 247,000
Documented Decisions: 114,960
Biggest Crowd: 100,000
The Tanzanian city of Mwanza is located directly at the banks of Lake Victoria. Between 400,000 and 500,000 people live in the greater Mwanza area.
Visitors: 5,935
CfaN’s Fire Conference with Gospel Campaign, called “From Minus to Plus,” was held April 15-16 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. These meetings formed a powerful, historic event for our beloved city and nation.
Total Attendance: 475,000
Documented Decisions: 409,920
Biggest Crowd: 210,000
Since our last Campaign in Bouaké, Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) it has taken longer than usual to get feedback on the total decision card count. Why? Very simple: It far surpassed our expectations!
Total Attendance: 710,000
Documented Decisions: 381,610
Biggest Crowd: 300,000
Ashaiman used to be a district of Tema. But due to rapid growth, it has become its own municipality and is known as Ghana’s poorer area. And that’s just where we want to take God’s message of hope and love – the wonderful Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Total Attendance: 180,000
Documented Decisions: 101,855
Biggest Crowd: 80,000
The city of Blantyre received its name from the Scottish birthplace of David Livingstone, the famous missionary and explorer of Africa. He was the first white man to come to the Malawi Lake in 1859. His reports on slavery and the need for mission made the region internationally famous.
Total Attendance: 660,000
Documented Decisions: 384,110
Biggest Crowd: 250,000
European settlers founded Lusaka in 1905. It is located about 1250 meters above sea level on a plateau in southern Zambia. About 1.5 million people live there. With its modern office and commercial buildings, it is one of the fastest growing cities in Africa.
So we, together with Todd and the others, decided to believe God for the impossible in Europe and dream this “impossible dream” with them.
Total Attendance: 130,000
Documented Decisions: 67,994
Biggest Crowd: 55,000
The town of Mbarara is a regional center in southwest Uganda, located at the Tanzanian border. It is the capital city of the ancient Ankole kingdom, and is the administrative center of the corresponding district of Mbarara. Approximately 400,000 people live there.
Total Attendance: 370,000
Documented Decisions: 212,980
Biggest Crowd: 140,000
We just received the report from Douala that 212,980 decision cards were registered during the campaign with over 370,000 that were in attendance throughout the four nights!
Total Attendance: 1,060,000
Documented Decisions: 583,480
Biggest Crowd: 400,000
We have received the report from Kumasi that 583,480 decision cards were registered during the campaign – each card representing a decision for Jesus Christ! We are rejoicing with Heaven over the many lives that were changed for eternity.
Total Attendance: 70,000
Documented Decisions: 47,290
Biggest Crowd: 30,000
Rwanda is a small, mountainous country in Central Africa known as “the land of a thousand hills.”
Total Attendance: 570,000
Documented Decisions: 313,550
Biggest Crowd: 200,000
Burundi is one of the smallest countries in Africa (smaller even than Belgium), but is densely populated. It counts nearly 11 million inhabitants. With 379 people per square km, its dense population almost rivals India’s.
Those of you who are familiar with CfaN’s history will immediately recognize the name of this little country landlocked by South Africa.
Total Attendance: 760,000
Documented Decisions: 363,940
Biggest Crowd: 300,000
300,000 people attended tonight's final meeting here in Yaoundé, Cameroon. The chairman of the campaign opened the meeting with a farewell speech for our team.
Total Attendance: 390,000
Documented Decisions: 258,529
Biggest Crowd: 140,000
This has been one of those nights that are hard for me to describe. As always, our emphasis was on the preaching of the Gospel of salvation, to which many thousands responded.
Total Attendance: 368,000
Documented Decisions: 170,650
Biggest Crowd: 125,000
We thank God that we have been able to impact a city and a nation with the Gospel. I want to once again say Thank You to YOU – our family around the world that carries this work forward through your prayers and finances.
Total Attendance: 557,000
Documented Decisions: 202,665
Biggest Crowd: 225,000
Today the Gospel Campaign here in Nairobi, Kenya came to a climax as 225,000 packed Uhuru Park to absolute capacity.
Total Attendance: 840,000
Documented Decisions: 456,859
Biggest Crowd: 250,000
It’s not often that I find myself without words, but right now I’m really not sure what to say. I’ve never seen anything before quite like what we experienced tonight.
Total Attendance: 378,000
Documented Decisions: 251,258
Biggest Crowd: 110,000
Tonight our Gospel Campaign began here in the city of Cotonou, Benin. Evangelist Bonnke preached such a clear and powerful Gospel message I don’t know how anyone could have rejected the invitation.
Total Attendance: 510,000
Documented Decisions: 240,815
Biggest Crowd: 150,000
Another Gospel Campaign has just come to an end here in Ethiopia. Have a look at the attached pictures of the awesome crowd!
Total Attendance: 452,110
Documented Decisions: 256,830
Biggest Crowd: 120,000
Greetings from Gulu, Northern Uganda. Right now, we are in the middle of the territory where the infamous Joseph Kony inflicted his long and bloody reign of terror.
Total Attendance: 310,000
Documented Decisions: 150,660
Biggest Crowd: 100,000
Uganda is a nation that has been in the news a lot lately. The Kony 2012 initiative put the international spotlight on this country that has been plagued by violence, bloodshed and mass murder.
Total Attendance: 330,000
Documented Decisions: 301,790
Biggest Crowd: 75,000
The stadium bleachers were packed tonight and the stadium workers were forced to open the gates so thousands could overflow onto the grass (which they originally told us they were unwilling to do).
Total Attendance: 660,000
Documented Decisions: 540,400
Biggest Crowd: 260,000
What in amazing week we have had here in Monrovia, Liberia. 260,000 people attended tonight's final meeting - that's nearly 30% of the entire population of this capital city!
Total Attendance: 640,000
Documented Decisions: 429,255
Biggest Crowd: 190,000
We just returned from the final meeting of this campaign in Burkina Faso. I preached about forgiveness and a mass-conversion followed.
Total Attendance: 590,000
Documented Decisions: 470,232
Biggest Crowd: 225,000
We have just concluded the final meeting of the final campaign of 2011. Our hearts are overflowing with joy and I’m sure that Heave is rejoicing with us.
Total Attendance: 480,000
Documented Decisions: 375,040
Biggest Crowd: 150,000
We are back in Nigeria for another historic harvest this week in the city of Agbani. We are told that missionaries have been martyred here in cold blood.
Total Attendance: 310,000
Documented Decisions: 148,330
Biggest Crowd: 85,000
Zaki-Biam is a very remote village. It is exotic and beautiful with a very distinct tribal culture.
Total Attendance: 770,000
Documented Decisions: 512,360
Biggest Crowd: 300,000
We have just returned from the final service of the Great Gospel Campaign here in Okigwe, Nigeria Tonight the crowd grew to 300,000 and the atmosphere was charged with faith and expectation.
If your heart burns to reach Europe with the Gospel, then a FIRE CAMP is just the thing for you. CfaN is hosting these camps for young evangelists. The aim is to equip evangelists for Europe. Because the harvest in Europe is ripe!
Together with 50 – 100 young evangelists, we’ll be defining the gifting and role of an evangelist in modern times and bringing that to life. We believe that the time is now!
For more information about registration, please note the following:
We’re focusing on deepening on our own relationship with Jesus. That’s why we’ll be having personal time with Him every day, learning to be sensitive to His voice and leading. A major emphasis is placed on grounding our identity and self-worth in what He thinks about us, so we’re no longer controlled by the fear of man.
We hope, too, that every participant will experience what it is to be in a family. The Kingdom of God is a family, which is why we will eat together, have fun as a family together, and talk late into the night about the dreams God has laid on our hearts. We will encourage each other. What we want is for deep and lasting friendships to form during this time. We believe that God will bring about something new for the future of Europe through these friendships.
The main goal of the FIRE CAMPS is to help each participant to grow in their evangelistic gifts. We will have teaching modules on the Holy Spirit and the Great Commission, and on the role of the evangelist in the local and worldwide church.
But we don’t just want to talk about the Holy Spirit, the gifts of the Spirit or evangelism. We want to create a culture of evangelism. We will have regular outreaches in the nearby towns and regions. We want to invite the Holy Spirit to work through us on the streets.
The FIRE CAMP is not so much about speakers and seminars but is rather a focus on Jesus. Our lives will be deeply impacted by the presence of God, and our hearts forever changed.
If your heart beats for the lost in Europe, then get in touch!
We will have a wonderful team of speakers and leaders from Germany, the United States, and other nations, who carry a burning heart to see young people activated into the Great Commission. Some will be well-known. Some will not be. But all of them carry in unique ways, the fire of the Holy Spirit.
Anyone who has a sincere heart to see the Lost in Europe and around the world come into a real relationship with Jesus.
If you feel that the Holy Spirit is speaking to you as you read this information, please fill out the application form (see below). Unfortunately, we only have about 50 places available for the retreats, so we cannot accept everybody. After your application is received, we will contact you as soon as possible within one month to let you know if you have a place on the retreat. Payment of the retreat fee is only required after confirmation of your attendance.
When?
2 – 7 October 2023
Where?
Pietermaritzburg (Durban -KwaZulu Natal Province, South Africa)
Costs:
4200 South African Rand
All-Inclusive, Tuition fee, accommodation, meals & drinks.
Venues will be based on sharing rooms and may not have ensuite bathrooms.
Language:
English
When?
2 – 8 October 2023
Where?
Ballymena (Northern Ireland)
Costs:
£399
Tuition fee including Lunch & Dinner (Non-residential)
You have a 14-day cooling-off period after we have received your first payment.
Language:
English
When?
9 – 14 October 2023
Where?
Lviv (Ukraine)
Costs:
€ 70
Tuition includes meals and covers teaching and evangelism time during school days, but does NOT include housing.
Language:
Ukrainian
When?
16 – 21 October 2023
Where?
Enschede (Netherlands)
Cost:
€435 for the admission fee (€150 advance payment, €285 final payment). The tuition includes the lessons, materials, and food (lunch and dinner).
If the CfaN retreat is cancelled, all fees already paid will be fully refunded.
If a registered participant is unable to attend the retreat and does not cancel in writing by 1st October 2023, 100% of the advance payment will be retained by CfaN.
Language:
English and Dutch
When?
18 – 25 November 2023
Where?
Kolhapur, Maharashtra (India)
Cost:
500 INR – Tuition includes meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and covers teaching and evangelism time during school days, but does NOT include housing.
Language:
English
When?
26 November – 3 December 2023
Where?
Gold Coast (Australia)
Cost:
A$ 880 for the admission fee ( A$ 250 advance payment, A$ 630 final payment). This includes accommodation, lessons, materials, and food (breakfast, lunch and dinner).
If the CfaN retreat is cancelled, all fees already paid will be fully refunded.
If a registered participant is unable to attend the retreat and does not cancel in writing by 10th November 2023, 100% of the advance payment will be retained by CfaN.
Language:
English
When?
8 – 15 January 2024
Where?
Chiang Mai (Thailand)
Cost:
$50 for the admission fee ($10 advance payment, $40 final payment). The tuition includes the lessons, materials, and food (lunch and dinner).
If the CfaN retreat is cancelled, all fees already paid will be fully refunded.
If a registered participant is unable to attend the retreat and does not cancel in writing by 20th December 2023, 100% of the advance payment will be retained by CfaN.
Language:
English & Thai
There were several families who came to Fire Camp together with their small children. That’s something that shouldn’t be unusual. If you’re married with kids, ministry is not a one-person thing. The whole family has to be involved. So, taking time like this as a family, to concentrate on the Lord and be obedient to His leading, is vital. For us, it was a special opportunity to have fellowship with other young families in ministry, to encourage each other and build each other up.
Lukas Repert (Germany)
It is so beautiful what God accomplished in us during Fire Camp. I was originally only a participant, but then I had the opportunity and privilege to serve others. And I got to do that here in my home city! It was especially amazing to me see how we young women were preaching without fear, without any worries about what people might think. And then to see people, young people, saying, “Yes, yes, yes!” to Jesus… It was incredible. I know this is only the start. I believe we will see it more and more, all over Europe.
Daniela (Austria)
It was amazing to get together with people from all these different countries in Europe who share the same passion for God and for people. There was an incredible sense of family – we’re not alone anymore. We stand together, carrying out our calling together. It’s not only about doing outreaches as a team, but about being able to share with and encourage each other afterwards.
Sunny (Austria)