By Paul W Dennis
The young gospel music ministers have finally returned home after nearly 1o weeks of intense proclamation of God’s Word at various locations within Asia including Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan and Singapore.
“We serve a great God and He has chosen us to minister love in a hurting world,” the award winning music group said.
Proclaim Music announced in May that they have embarked on oversea mission trips in fulfilment the Great Commission of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Miracle Centre Cathedral lead Pastor Robert Kayanja while endorsing the tour, urged Churches in the various countries they were scheduled appear to “love them and bless them.”
“These children are ambassadors of God. They are not beggars but believers. They have an anointing that God has given them and literally, they are changing people’s lives. Miracles Signs and wonders are happening in their ministry,” Pr Kayanja said.
“I am asking you to open your homes as they come to you. Love them and bless them. they will come back and help us raise and touch children in Africa who seriously need healing and need to hear from God,” he added.
Wrapping up the tour on 8 August, Pastor Solomon G. Nabeeta with whomProclaim Music ministered at a miracles and Healing Gospel Campaign in Bais City – Philippines said: “What an honor for us to witness a great harvest on our final night.”
Today, Christianity is the predominant faith in six Asian countries, the Philippines, East Timor, Cyprus, Russia, Armenia and Georgia. The rise of Islamic extremism has, in some Muslim dominant areas, led to persecution and, in the worse cases, torture and death.
In many Muslim countries, however, including both conservative (the UAE) and liberal (Malaysia and Indonesia), Christians continue to enjoy freedom of worship, despite limits on their ability to spread their faith.
A 2015 study estimates 6,968,500 Christian believers from a Muslim background in Asia, while about 483,500 Christian believers from a Muslim background in the Middle East, most of them belonging to some form of Protestantism.
Photos from the Tour.
