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2005 Report on Elijah Project

2005 Report on Elijah Project. ORIGINAL GOAL: 10,000 Voice of Youth Evangelistic Campaigns. CAMPAIGNS TO DATE: 19,853. An evangelistic opportunity for Adventist young people to become actively involved in preaching God’s Word. 600,000 Youth involved.

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2005 Report on Elijah Project

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  1. 2005Report on Elijah Project

  2. ORIGINAL GOAL: 10,000Voice of Youth Evangelistic Campaigns

  3. CAMPAIGNS TO DATE: 19,853

  4. An evangelistic opportunity for Adventist young people to become actively involved in preaching God’s Word.

  5. 600,000 Youth involved

  6. While this is not a comprehensive report on what is happening, we will attempt to give you a glimpse of what is going on around the world.

  7. EAST CENTRAL AFRICA DIVISION

  8. Number of Campaigns 304 • Number of Youth Participants 17,657 • Number of Baptisms 11,869 Number of New converts not yet baptized 2,585 These converts will be baptized at the next baptism.

  9. EAST CONGO Number of Campaigns 25 Number of Youth Participants 698 Number of Baptisms 237 EAST AFRICAN Number of Baptisms 213

  10. ETHIOPIA Number of Campaigns 100 Number of Youth Participants 261 Number of Baptisms 216 RWANDA Number of Youth Participants 11,200 Number of Baptisms 4,936

  11. TANZANIA Number of Campaigns 82 Number of Youth Participants 2,127 Number of Baptisms 1,766 WEST CONGO Number of Campaigns 96 Number of Youth Participants 3,351 Number of Baptisms 3,201

  12. NORTH EAST CONGO ATTACHED TERRITORY • Number of Campaigns 1 • Number of Youth Participants 20 • Number of Baptisms 1,300

  13. EURO-AFRICA DIVISION

  14. ROMANIA • In Romania 469 youth preached. • There were 292 sites between 2004 - 2005

  15. Here is an example of the outstanding things that are happening as a result of the Elijah Project.

  16. Adi preaching at a meeting

  17. A 15 years old, ADI BASAG preached four full successful campaigns. In his second campaign he made an appeal for baptism. While people were gathering in front of the hall he went down from the pulpit and joined them, not to pray for them but to declare that he was also going to be baptized.

  18. Adithe preacherat his own baptism

  19. EURO-ASIA DIVISION

  20. REPORT NOT YET IN MEETINGS TO CONTINUE INTO 2006

  21. INTER-AMERICAN DIVISION

  22. CARIBBEAN UNION CONFERENCE OPERATIONELIJAH 1 January – May, 2005 34 Churches conducted Youth and Pathfinder Crusades; Total number of souls – 568 in Operation Elijah Phase 1

  23. CARIBBEAN UNION CONFERENCE OPERATIONELIJAH 1I 3rd& 4th Quarters 2005 The DVD campaigns will be launched in the 3rd and 4th Quarters in Operation Elijah Phase 11

  24. Pastor Dixon from Manchester in Central Jamaica Conference baptizes an Elijah project campaign attendee.

  25. Young people listened as youth pastor, Christopher Harvey, preached to them in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

  26. WEST JAMAICA CONFERENCE • About 102 persons were baptized in West Jamaica Conference between mid-June 2004 and May 2005.

  27. NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION

  28. STILL HOLDING TRAINING SESSIONS • MEETINGS TO CONTINUE FALL 2005 - 2006

  29. NORTHERN-ASIA PACIFIC DIVISION

  30. Number of Youth Participants 1,343 • Number of Youth attendees 6,009 • Number of Baptisms (Korea) 212 • Number of Campaigns 114

  31. SOUTH AMERICAN DIVISION

  32. 10,207 CAMPAIGNS TO DATE • 10,660 YOUTH PARTICIPANTS • 9,876 BAPTISMS TO DATE

  33. SPRING BAPTISM The 2005 campaigns will end in September. At that time we expect to baptize more than 40,000 people division-wide.

  34. In the NORTH EAST BRAZILIAN UNION MISSION1,632 youth participated in Evangelism programs. This project will be finished in October, at which time we will have the final results.

  35. YOUTH STUDYING THE BIBLE

  36. Small History involving young evangelists: Campaign of youth evangelism in Lautaro – South Chile Conference Results: 35 people baptized. 17 in the first baptism in September 2004, and 18 people baptized in the second baptism on April 2005. 1 new church established.

  37. Small History involving young evangelists cont’d. In the summer of 2004, a group of thirty young people from Lautaro Church, in southern Chile accepted the challenge to evangelize a new area. The leader, Noemi Sarabia, was helped by pastor Juan Fernandez, and organized the youth for this missionary work. They followed exactly all the instruction they received in an empowering youth seminar offered by the Conference Youth Ministries Department. In September of 2004 they concluded the meetings and baptized 17 people. The local church helped buy the property to build a church. In the first quarter of 2005, the youth again evangelized the area, baptizing eighteen more people.

  38. BOLIVIA UNION MISSIONBOLIVIA UNION MISSION HELD MEETINGS FOR FOURTEEN NIGHTS. • Number of Youth Participants 1,772 • Number of Baptisms 1,600 • Number of Campaigns 121

  39. Bolivian Union youth participants

  40. As fruit of the work and influence of these groups during the months of April, May, and June 1,600 persons were baptized.

  41. East Bolivia Mission • Number of Youth Participants 676 • Number of Campaigns 63

  42. West Bolivia Mission • Number of Youth Participants 944 • Number of Campaigns 49

  43. Central Bolivia Mission • Number of Youth Participants 152 • Number of Campaigns 9

  44. SOUTH PACIFIC DIVISION

  45. To begin in May 2006 • The rest of 2005 and the beginning of 2006 have been set aside as the training season. • The implementation will commence in May 2006

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