New “N.E.T.S. Ministry” Brochure
July 21, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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Through Harvest Ministry’s National Evangelism Team Support outreach, we can work together with anointed national ministers of the Gospel to reach a harvest of SOULS for Jesus Christ.
Click to access - or to PRINT - a PDF file of this current Harvest Ministry N.E.T.S. (National Evangelism Team Support) information brochure.
New NETS Minister - from India
July 21, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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Learn more about Harvest Ministry’s “tentative” new N.E.T.S. ministers, Paul & Krishna Sundersingh, from Andhra Pradesh in S.E. India. Through a one-one-one church sponsorship this national couple will be supported in mission work for the next six months.
We are praying about a specific need for a new motorcycle to help Paul with remote missions evangelism and assistance to travel more frequently to the seven village churches and national pastors he is overseeing. There is also a specific prayer need for one of Paul’s pastors who has been taken to the hospital for an emergency medical situation. Please join with us in prayer for these mission needs - for HEALING for Paul’s co-worker, for PROVISION for his motorcycle, and for more SOULS to be won to Jesus Christ through this evangelistic ministry in INDIA.
Paul & Krishna Sundersingh & Family
N.E.T.S. Ministry Leaders
July 21, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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It is an honor and a blessing to work alongside anointed national ministers to more effectively reach the lost with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Currently, Harvest Ministry is partnering together with five N.E.T.S. Ministry Teams (led by these five anointed men of God, their wonderful wives, and assisted by their many ministry co-workers), in Uganda, East Africa, and in East India.
N.E.T.S. Ministers Drake & Josephine
Kampala, Uganda
Focusing on City-Wide Evangelism, Evangelism Training,
Orphan Ministry (Osanidde Village), and International Missions
More about Drake & Josephine
N.E.T.S. Ministers Naboth & Alice
Mbarara, Uganda
Focusing on Church Planting and Overseeing, Pastoring,
Village Evangelism, and Orphan Ministry (Guma Na Yesu).
More about Naboth & Alice
N.E.T.S. Minister Joseph (& Margret)
Bwera, Uganda
Focusing on remote Evangelism in the Rwenzori mountains
Village Church Planting, and Care for Pastors
More about Joseph & Margret
N.E.T.S. Ministers Paul (& Juliet)
Masaka & Kampala, Uganda
Focusing on City-Wide Outreach Preparation,
Evangelism, Prayer, and Organization
More about Paul & Juliet
“Tentative” N.E.T.S. Ministers Paul (& Krishna)
Andhra Pradesh, India
Focusing on remote village evangelism and church planting
Preaching, helping the poor, making disciples
More about Paul & Krishna
Winning Souls - By Drake Kanaabo
February 2, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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God’s vision and plan is that every generation should influence its own people with the gospel. We are responsible for winning our own generation to Christ. We cannot run away from this responsibility. No one else is going to come from another generation to convert this generation…
Mission Challenge: “Winning SOULS”
By N.E.T.S. Minister, Drake Kanaabo
(Note: Drake Kanaabo and his wife, Josephine, live in Kampala, Uganda, and have evangelized in remote areas with Harvest Ministry’s NETS Outreach since 1991.)
What have we done to win our generation?
Over the last few years, I’ve taken particular interest in the annual plans of churches and I’ve noticed that many churches do not include evangelism in their plans. Most annual plans feature seminars, conferences, concerts, fundraising drives, etc. but not soul winning as a priority.
A great deal of the activites going on in our churches are designed for the benefit of people who are already saved. Church leaders in general no longer seem to possess any passion for lost souls. This is the reason why in many churches, evangelism has been relegated to an insignificant department often manned by newly saved, inexperienced Christians.
Friends, something has gone wrong.
Get Back to Soul Winning!
While there is absolute sense and legitimacy in us planning for the welfare of those who are already saved, it is unacceptable for us not to care any more about the eternal destiny of the unsaved. It is time we got back to the primary mission of the Church: witnessing for our Lord Jesus.
It is time we put back evangelism where it rightfully belongs: as a priority in our plans and programs…
Those early church folks understood their high calling to witness for Jesus. If it weren’t for the obedience and determination of people like apostle Paul, we Gentiles might never have received the gospel. Maybe today we would be Muslims or Animists! But thank God for those first believers. They completely focussed on winning their generation. They refused to trade that mission for anything in the world. We must follow their example!
Winning Our Generation
God’s vision and plan is that every generation should influence its own people with the gospel. We are responsible for winning our own generation to Christ. We cannot run away from this responsibility. No one else is going to come from another generation to convert this generation…We can never escape from this question: What have we done to win our generation? What impact have we made on our villages, cities and nations?
Some two billion people living right now on planet earth are yet to hear the gospel for the first time. These people live in Asia, in the Middle East, in North Africa. They are a part of our generation but they don’t have preachers to proclaim the gospel to them. What are we going to do about these billions? It is our responsibility to reach them…
(This article is excerpted from Drake Kanaabo’s book, Winning SOULS, published by Redeemed Evangelistic Church, Kampala, Uganda
© Copyright 2001: Drake Kanaabo. All rights reserved. Used with permission.)
N.E.T.S. News from Joseph & Margret
February 1, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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January - February - March, 2009
NETS Minister, Joseph Baluku focuses on remote evangelistic work throughout the southwestern area of Uganda, especially church planting in the Rwenzori mountain areas. Recently, he ministered in seven different cities and villages throughout East Africa (in both Uganda and Kenya). In the past month, he led evangelistic crusades, open air meetings, revival meetings, teaching seminars, and Joseph and Margret led a couple’s seminar. In these meetings, Joseph preached to over 4000 people, and 310 people prayed with him to received God’s salvation! He also held two water baptism services. We PRAISE GOD for these new SOULS!!!
Joseph says, “Calvary greetings to you . . . I appreciate your prayers and support for this soulwinning mission. . . . Truly our God is good. Three chiefs gave their lives to Christ Jesus. They were happy their family members praised God. And a Muslim woman got saved.”
Prayer Request: This month, Joseph will be preaching the Gospel in various school assemblies. He specifically asked for prayers for these school outreaches. Also, please pray for the Baluku’s growing family (as they just had a healthy new baby, #6, in December!).
N.E.T.S. News from Paul & Juliet
February 1, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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January - February - March, 2009
Paul Kintu is our primary advance coordinator for Harvest Ministry’s city-wide Africa outreaches. Before each crusade, Paul travels to the area to meet with government officials and any local church leaders. Just recently, Paul returned from Apac, in Northern Uganda, where he arranged details for the upcoming April outreach. In February, Paul also ministered and encouraged believers in several churches (in Masaka, Bussi, and Gombe).
Paul and Juliet are active in ministy, in both churches and evangelistic outreaches, in both Masaka, Uganda, and Kampala.
Prayer Request: Paul requests specific prayer for direction for 2009. Let’s pray for God’s vision and ministry effectiveness. Juliet also needs prayer for physical health and strength.
N.E.T.S. News from Drake & Josephine
February 1, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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January - February - March, 2009
During the first quarter of 2009, N.E.T.S. Minister Drake Kanaabo, and his wife Josephine (from Kampala, Uganda - in East Africa), have been very fruitful in ministry. Their ministry has included preaching in numerous evangelistic outreaches, providing leadership for Osanidde Village, and ministering in many church services throughout Uganda.
In January, Drake preached alongside Jon and Josh Dunagan in Mozambique and Swaziland (in SE Africa), and in February and March (in church services and a conference), we rejoiced as about 500 people received salvation. In early April, Drake will be traveling with a team to the nation of Israel, and in mid-April, he will be preaching with Jon in Northern Uganda.
Prayer Request: Please pray for Drake, as he is preparing for his upcoming mission trip to Israel, and for all of the plans and preparations now underway for Harvest Ministry’s upcoming evangelistic outreach to northern Uganda (in mid-April).
N.E.T.S. News - from Naboth & Alice
February 1, 2009 by Harvest Ministry
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January - February - March, 2009
N.E.T.S. Minister Naboth, and his wife Alice (from Mbarara, Uganda - in East Africa) have had some exciting mission reports to share. Recently, they held village evangelistic outreaches in two locations (including a mission crusade in Keisho, Tanzania where approximately 1000 people heard the Gospel and hundreds prayed to surrender their lives to Jesus). As they prayed for the sick, several people testified of healing, including one woman who had been blind.
At Guma Na Yesu Children’s Center in Mbarara, Uganda (where 450 orphan children are being trained and cared for, supported by Harvest Ministry), workers are currently plastering the new Guma Na Yesu school building, and soon the children will be settled in that location.
Prayer Request: Please pray for the brand-new believers who came to the Lord during Naboth’s recent mission outreaches, and also for the leaders and orphan children at Guma Na Yesu Children’s Center, during this school construction and transition time.







