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Wildfire Ministries Kenya

Evangelism

Wildfire Evangelism

Church planting, door-to-door evangelism, and the Jesus Film, reaching Pokot communities of the Rift Valley.

Soul Harvesters Church International, Kitale

WMK, together with Wildfire Ministries USA and YWAM Athi River, work together to reach the Pokot people of the Rift Valley. Together, they are committed to a holistic ministry that aids in both physical and spiritual transformation. Our goal is that every Pokot man, woman, and child would hear the gospel of Christ. To achieve all that, we are committed to planting churches, and we started that a few years back in the Kakleshon, Nyangaita, and Kamanau regions of Pokot. WMK works with PEFA Pokot churches to help in the spiritual empowerment of the Pokot people.

Through our main sister organization in the USA, and through our dear friend Pastor John Mills, the founder and lead pastor at Wildfire Ministries USA (who also inspired the founding of the organization), WMK supports a few pastors who have been volunteering in Pokot for some time, through the discipleship programme.

The organization plans to send qualified people to help spread the word of God across Pokot County, discipling and baptizing them. The organization is also focused on establishing as many churches as possible and supporting pastors. Our local pastors will also recruit locals to participate in door-to-door evangelism and Bible sharing, as a strategy to reach as many people as possible.

In the past, WMK has seen many locals transform through one-on-ones and village meetings, and also through the Jesus Film — translated into Pokot, showcasing the life of Jesus, His death, and resurrection. In the month of September, the WMK team and volunteers camped at different villages in Pokot, showing the Jesus Film at night. The reception and response from the community has inspired and motivated the organization to plan more such presentations, in order to win more souls to Christ.

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