On August 7th I left my place with my Timothies. We went to an area where many people gather near the market and bus stop because that is where you can easily meet different kinds of people, workers, students, and parents. 

When we arrived, we began by greeting people and introducing ourselves. At first some were busy and didn’t want to talk, but we kept approaching with patience and kindness. We approached one lady, and she told us she wanted to know more about God. But she didn’t know where to begin. We thank God for that conversation. We explained what it means to accept Jesus, how to repent, and how to start living a new life with God. We didn’t just speak, we encouraged her with confidence, and we prayed with her, and she accepted the Lord as her personal Savior. 

As we were walking around the place, we noticed a disabled person sitting by the roadside. I walked and greeted him. At first, he looked surprised as if he wasn’t expecting anyone to care. I asked him how he was doing, and he opened up to us. He told us he had been feeling alone and forgotten. He said he had wondered if God truly sees his pain. I explained to him that his condition does not make him less valuable to God. I then explained the message of salvation, how Jesus can give hope, strength, and peace even before healing happens. 

After that day I realized something important. Evangelism is not only about preaching it is reaching people with mercy. God used the disabled person to remind me that the Gospel is for everyone, and His love does not leave anyone behind. That day 30 souls gave their lives to the Lord. We finished at around 5:00pm and we went back home.