LOCAL LIGHTHOUSE EVANGELISM
Making a difference in our community of Isleworth
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ocal Lighthouse Evangelism has touched and impacted many saved and unsaved individuals across different boroughs in London. By the grace of God, the ministry continues to grow. I was presented with an incredible opportunity to lead the Isleworth Local Lighthouse evangelism team. This started with Elder Prosper Doe (who also plays a supervisory role in Local Lighthouse evangelism) and myself for the first few weeks, when we went out onto the streets, doing prayer walks and witnessing for Jesus. In the subsequent weeks, we had brother
James and sister Joyland join us, who are so inspiring to the team. During the festive seasons, we have given out goody bags containing tracts and goodies; these are provided by the church for members of the public. For example, they were so popular at Easter that we very ran out of them after about 15 minutes. A woman in her late 40s/early 50s approached me, and asked which church I was representing. I told her Ealing Christian Centre. Her next words were: “Thank you for thinking about us.” I was very encouraged and impacted by her words, as I felt I was making a difference to the community. I wandered what she meant by ‘Thinking about us’. Did she mean
thinking of the people I had come into contact with? The people of Isleworth? The county, or the country as a whole? I am trusting God to provide more labourers, as the harvest is indeed plentiful in Isleworth. I am hoping two new members will join the group by the end of 2019. If you live in Isleworth or would like to join our team, please collect and fill in a registration form from the ECC information desk and leave it in Pastor Rajinder’s pigeonhole. We welcome anyone who lives locally or nearby to join us in sharing the love of Christ to the community we live in.
William Sam-Aggrey Team Leader
GRAPEVINE magazine • Issue 100 • OCT/NOV 2019
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