Christ for All Nations (CfaN) broke record numbers as they held 11 crusades over a two-week time span with over 1 million people responding to the gospel.
In an exclusive interview with Charisma News, Christ for All Nations’ Macoby Donaldson said that they recently tried and succeeded at the impossible—doing 11 crusades at once across the nation of Zambia.
“We did 11 crusades in a two-week period,” Donaldson said. “And we did it for what normally would cost the same as one crusade because there’s something special.”
It was through these 11 remarkable crusades that over a million people in Zambia accepted Christ as Lord and Savior.
“1,040,720 to be exact,” Donaldson told Charisma News. “1,040,720 Zambians made a decision to follow Christ.”
Donaldson shared how the crusades were conducted by evangelists who have been trained up by CfaN President Daniel Kolenda himself. Back in the fall of 2022, Kolenda announced the introduction of the CfaN School of Ministry to build up evangelists to go out into the world and preach the gospel. Now, CfaN is seeing the fruit of what they have sown.
Donaldson believes there was an awe-inspiring sense of joy during the crusades where deliverance, healing and salvation were present in a supernatural way.
“It’s something that when you’re on that field with the masses of people and there’s deliverance and there’s breakthrough and there’s freedom,” Donaldson said. “There’s such an overwhelming presence of joy.”
Donaldson also discussed how this great joy of seeing the harvest come in is not just for professional missionaries or evangelists. All of God’s people can actively see souls saved for the sake of Christ.
“You may think you’re unqualified to lead people to Christ or to preach on stage or take testimonies in front of hundreds of thousands,” Donaldson said. “But it still is like the harvest is outgrowing the harvesters…it’s almost like a mentality. It’s more like, the harvest becomes wider and wider.”
Just as CfaN is working to bring the Great Commission into reality, all Christians can take note of the power of discipleship. God uses His Holy Spirit in His people to share the message of salvation, and without devoted disciples, more people cannot come to know Christ. That’s the reason Jesus said to “go and make disciples.” It takes committed followers for more people to experience salvation and the glory of God. {eoa}
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