Gokwe, Zimbabwe New Tarpaulin

On June 30, 2019 UCG Zimbabwe pastor Mike Mukarati wrote about Pentecost services in Zimbabwe’s largest congregation, Gokwe. Forty people observed the Feast of Pentecost. Mike Mukarati lives in Mutare 466 miles away to the east on the border of Mozambique.

Our people do not have a building and would be forced to meet under a tree and be threatened by rain. Our deacon in the area is Vensen Moyo. His Seventh Day Adventist neighbors and had been kind enough to lend us their tarpaulin for services. We now have our own tarpaulin that we bought for $635. They sent us photos of their group meeting on Pentecost.

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