Hope Takes to the Streets of Antsirabe

We hit the ground running, spread-

Street preaching in Antsirabe ing the Gospel and seeing lives transformed for Jesus. In people who are fearful for nature, God is challenging young men and couples to be daring and bold for the Gospel.

Weekly out- Antsirabe c reaches, street preaching and door to door outreaches have created hunger for local evangelisma We recently challenged the young men to brin gus to new areas in our citya Some of the places were untouchable and unreached, where no one wants to go, but where the Gospel is desperately neededa

In two recent outreaches, we had a number of people respond to the gospel and come to our services the next day. Many of these have locked in and are coming regularly. Praise God!

We have also targeted the youth through specific outreaches and we had our first concert in the church. Our music groups put together some songs and their own drama. At the end of the concert, eight people got saved. The youth are excited and stirred up for Jesus!

We recently had a baptism with our baby church and eight people were baptised. Last Sunday, 12 people were filled with the Holy Ghost. God is moving in Antsirabe!

We have been actively challenging the folks to follow up and bring the unsaveda. God is rewarding His people and unsaved family members are coming to Jesus. Last Sunday the church was challenged and there was a call for people who feel called to preach the Gospel.There were eight couples that responded, seven young men and a nume, Madagascar ber of ladies that responded. church outreach team We are so thankful for Pastor Mitchell and Pastor Greg and Lisa Mitchell for trusting us with this precious work and giving us the amazing opportunity to reach Madagascar for Jesus. A heartfelt thanks to the Prescott congregation and those who partner with Prescott to give to world evangelism.

We are grateful for Pastor Ron and Kathie Banet, the Eldorado Park church and the South African fellowship for investing in Madagascar as well. Thank you to Joe and Amber Balleanu for all your labours here in Madagascar!