Nelson Mandela Bay pastors, prayer warriors and Christian volunteers who have been pulling together to prepare for an evangelism crusade in the metro’s gang-violence-plagued Northern Areas next week were excited today to see the 5 000 seat crusade tent going up.
What began as a vision about two months ago, when Evangelist Nicky Coetzee from Cape Town asked if he would gather pastors to help host a huge crusade in the metro, now was reality, said Pastor Terence Faltein of AFM, Korsten and coordinator of the Tell Them Evangelism Crusade. The free-entry event will be on the Park United Sports Field, Arcadia, Gqeberha from Sunday October 26 to Wednesday October 29 — from 6pm on Sunday and from 7pm on the other nights.
Faltein said the arrival of the huge tent which Coetzee had brought with him from Cape Town was a miracle in itself “for which we give all praise to the Lord”. He said Coetzee who took over his late father’s tent evangelism ministry about 30 years ago, had told him he felt he needed to hold a campaign in Gqeberha because he had never ministered there before. Afterwards he planned to hold more tent campaigns in Kariega (Uitenhage), East London, King William’s Town and Queenstown, before possibly heading for KwaZulu-Natal next year.
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