CZC ASSESSMENT REPORT...PRESIDENT’S PREAMBE.....3 SECRETARIAT REPORT.....6 FAMILY MINISTRIES REPORT FORM .....9

2BCZC 3BASSESSMENT

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1B3RD QUARTER, 2019

CZC 2019 THIRD QUARTER ASSESSMENT REPORT

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PRESIDENT’S PREAMBE.............................................................................................. 3

SECRETARIAT REPORT ............................................................................................... 6

FAMILY MINISTRIES REPORT FORM .......................................................................... 9

FINANCIAL REPORT .................................................................................................. 10

TRUST SERVICES ...................................................................................................... 15

SABBATH SCHOOL, PERSONAL MINISTRIES, MULTICULTURAL ........................... 16

MINISTERIAL ............................................................................................................. 21

MULTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT .............................................................................. 22

PUBLISHING MINISTRIES ......................................................................................... 23

HEALTH MINISTRIES ................................................................................................. 26

ADVENTIST EDUCATION ........................................................................................... 28

ADVENTIST YOUTH ................................................................................................... 37

WOMEN’S MINISTRIES .............................................................................................. 41

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES .......................................................................................... 42

VOICE OF PROPHECY ................................................................................................ 44

CONFERENCE RE-ALIGNMENT ................................................................................. 45


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0BPRESIDENT’S PREAMBE Emil Brunner once said-‘The church exists by mission just as fire exists by burning. Where there is no mission, there is no church’. Hence in its drive to keep the church alive, the Central Zimbabwe Conference continues to pursue its vision to have all the members involved in mission. The Third quarter is full of joys of what the Lord continues to do for us as a Conference. I will give a glimpse of the work done in the third quarter and my fellow officers and departmental directors will give more details.

1. Conference re-alignment The committee is working on the re-alignment document. We also have a Committee to spearhead the renovations of number 16 Flamtree avenue Rhodene in Masvingo to an office for the new conference. The Committee has done well as they have managed to advertise in the local newspaper for the change of use, and once a positive response is given, the building of the office will begin. A plan for the office has been drawn and consultations are underway before it is voted

2. Mundondo and Save Boarding Schools A ground-breaking ceremony was done for Mundondo hostel building project. The building of a dormitory that can accommodate 48 students is already being built. The conference gave 400 bags of cement ang $15 000 for slab building. Plans are underway to open the boarding facilities in January, alternative accommodation and dinning rooms are being prepared and ministry of education is highly supportive. A one week building Zunde was conducted for Save school. A total of $70 000 was allocated for this projected and a dormitory to accommodate 48 students is being built. Plans are underway to register it as a satellite school so that it may begin to operate. Work at Chizombe Adventist School in Bikita and Chavarove Adventist School in Zimuto has not progressed. We hope this quarter we will make some strides.

3. ASI-Adventist Laymen’s Services & Industries

Our ASI chapters are doing great work. Zvishavane Chapter is building a Durawall at the pastor’s house.600 block bricks have so far been bought. Chiredzi Chapter is helping us complete the Triangle pastor’s house. They are now working on the ceiling. Masvingo chapter is processing to build a clinic in Victoria Range. Chivi-Rushumbe Chapter has already drawn a plan to extend the pastor’s house in Chivi.

4. Evangelism

This is another area that the Lord has smiled on us. September efforts were done and the Union Zunde was conducted in Gutu. We have so far baptized 8 848 souls out of our annual goal of 9 000.This means we are now at 98 %.20 districts have so far surpassed


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their annual goals. To God be the glory. The Shepherdesses also conducted their effort in September and 11 souls were won

5. Stewardship

In the area of finances we remain thunder stuck as to how God is leading regardless of the challenging economic environment. We have manage to keep surpass our promotional goal and because of that our working capital as at September stands at 233% while our Liquidity is at 301%.Because of the financial growth we have managed to buy a conference stand for Rutenga pastor’s house. We have allocated monies towards finishing of Masivamele and Gatawa clinics. To God be the glory

6. Community Services This is another area we are encouraging our districts to do well. Pastor Jones once said, bad religion stays in the pulpit while good religion walks the Jericho road. We need to reach to the community. This past quarter our districts did a great work - Zvishavane North built a hut for the disadvantaged family in Wedza - Chiredzi Central built a kraal for a child headed family in Gutu - Zvishavane North built a house for a family in Gutu - Masvingo South paid fees for orphans -

7. Education - Our boarding schools Hanke, Lower Gwelo and Anderson held prize giving ceremonies.

Lowveld Primary School did us proud and they won the secretary’s merit award for Masvingo province. The event was graced by various government officials and our Union leaders-Pastor Tapera and Dr Njini. The school got 45 laptops and projector,RTGS$25 000 among other prizes. We look forward to receiving the same award for Anderson Primary

Let me conclude by thanking the entire Central Zimbabwe Conference family for the great work they are doing for the master and our Union for the support. Aristotle once wrote-We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence ,then, is not an act but a habit. I there pray that working for the master must not be seasonal but it must be our habit. Every member must be involved in mission and soon we must be going home


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EVERY MEMBER IN MISSION

EMPOWERED BY GOD’S PRESENCE


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ACMS COMPARISON

SECRETARIAT REPORT STATISTICS

MEMBERSHIP AUDIT Membership audit has started in the conference. Churches were asked to put in place committees for the exercise. Most Pastors have reported that they have since done so. However, training has been done in Six districts so far. We are hoping that by the end of the year we would have covered the whole conference.

3rd Quarter 2018 3rd Quarter 2019

Churches in the System 460 467

Members in the System 41,248 64,164

Members Added 17,146 18,130

Users 131 5

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REPORTS SUBMISSION – 3RD QUARTER ,2019

District Name July Aug Sep Combind Statistial SS

Count Chur Count

President President President 3rd Quarter Pastor’s Visit

Anderson J. Machila √ √ √ √ √

Bikita North C. Dzingai √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Bikita South P. Gundandi √ √ √ √ √ √

Chigmas CD Madembo √ √ √ √ √ √

Chiredzi Central CU Ndebele √ √ √ √ √ √

Chiredzi North P. Ntenezi √ √ √ √ √

Chiredzi South F. Chisvo √ √ √ √ √

Chivi North F. Shava √ √ √ √ √

Chivi South T. Sayi √ √ √ √ √ √

Gutu East L. Rupiya √ √ √ √

Gwenjani L. Sibanda √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru Central L. Masaiti √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru City H. Maroyi √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru East P. Takawira √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru Lundi P. Gundani √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru North C. Makaya √ √ √ √ √ √

Gweru South S. Gabi √ √ √ √ √

Gweru West A. Mbambo √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Hanke D. Masikize √ √ √ √ √ √ √

LOGAHS T. Moyo √ √ √ √ √

Mafuba L. Siziba √ √ √ √ √

Mashate J. Makwabarara √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Masvingo Central

J.P Gwerete √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Masvingo East H. Moyo √ √ √ √ √

Masvingo South M. Musagwiza √ √ √ √ √


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Masvingo West T. Tunhira √ √ √ √ √ √

Mundondo L. Gwatipedza √ √ √ √ √ √

Mvuma O. Ncube √ √ √ √ √ √

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Nhema North N. Befura √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Nhema South S. Machacha √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Nyajena S. Jena √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Petsheya B. Ncube √ √ √ √ √

Rushumbe J. Charumbira √ √ √ √ √ √

Save T. Muzenda √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Shurugwi J. Chihava √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Sikombingo O. Muzorori √ √ √ √ √

Sogwala East Br Ncube √ √ √ √ √

Sogwala West N. Tshuma √ √ √ √ √

Somabhula D. Maquta √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Triangle L. Rugocha √ √ √ √ √

Victoria Range S. Mudzimu √ √ √ √ √

Zaka W. Ndlovu √ √ √ √ √

Zimuto O. Ncube √ √ √ √ √

Zvishavane North

I. Zhou √ √ √ √ √

Zvishavane South

F. Mashereni √ √ √ √ √

Maboleni E. Manyika √ √ √ √ √ √


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FAMILY MINISTRIES REPORT FORM

REACH UP TO GOD FIGURE Numbers of families having regular family worship 4593 Number of family members who use internet and social media for Bible study and reading the Spirit of Prophecy

1759

Number of Bibles studies conducted, dealing with the church’s Fundamental Beliefs 470 Resources made available during FM programs, to assist members read SOP books 372 Number of Families reading Adventist Home, MYP and CG 586 Number of young people who have downloaded MYP/AH into their electronic devices 880 Number of family members reading SOP in their local language 97 REACH IN WITH GOD Number of seminars conducted dealing with forgiveness, conflict resolution and anger management

85

Number of family members reading Adventist Literature on relational issues 872 Number of cultural activities carried out, fostering unity and fellowship 105 Number of churches that conducted Family Emphasise Week: a) February b) September

98 59

Number of senior couples who adopted newlyweds 26 Number of fellowship meals/activities carried out for: a) Couples b) Single parents c) Widows / Widowers d) Youths e)

37 14 16 34 2

Number of couples involved in pre-marital counselling 170 Number of parenting classes conducted 112 Number of families that have adopted newly baptized members 988 Number of missing members: a) Visited b) Reclaimed

340 99

REACH OUT WITH GOD Number of Family Life seminars/campaigns carried out to reach population groups in the city/town/village

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Number of families involved in neighbourhood activities/projects 508 Number of families who invited other families for meals/family Life seminars 542 Number of families who visited the grieving in the neighbourhood 1534 Number of outreach pre-marital counselling conducted 58 OTHER ACTIVITIES Number of family life programs conducted 73 Number of married couples’ association 75 Number of single parents’ association formed 53 Number of courtship seminars held. 41 Number of home makers programs held. 30 Number of marriage enrichment seminars conducted. 34 Number of retreats outings held. 16 Number of birthday anniversaries held 36 Number of wedding anniversaries held 5 Renewal of marriage vows (certificates issued). 2


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FINANCIAL REPORT Third Quarter, 2019 The period January to Sept 2019 is full of positive development for the year as depicted by the table and graph below the tithe income has steadily risen from RTGS170, 000 to RTGS694, 486. In all the months the collected amounts surpasses the collections for 2018 at the same period. Tithe January February March April May June

2018 127,386.33

145,336.47

183,407.89

166,086.53

173,730.30

188,745.51

2019 170,575.70

173,619.15

253,002.10

237,165.41

296,392.56

311,982.78

July August September 182,388.64

171,218.95

234,228.20

433,653.10

618,480.06

694,486.35

The offerings also went up for the months of January to September. The growth pattern is similar with 2018. Our prayer is that it may continue rising for the glory of the Lord and for our operations to also improve.

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Offering Income January February March April May June

2018 43,795.75

64,087.36

54,662.86

46,246.44

47,873.12

54,757.68

2019 59,358.84

64,878.86

83,450.24

72,880.35

95,138.08

108,104.34


51,694.04

71,226.22

116,461.96

211,394.70

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Working Capital January February March April May June

2018 29 35 59 66 70 82 2019 128 128 145 163 180 151

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86 92 117 164 195 233

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Working Capital Graph

Liquidity Table 1st quarter ,2019 January February March April May June

2018 43 41 58 74 101 124 2019 132 125 139 172 312 194

July August September

155 166 221 251 244 301

In both cases the working capital and liquidity graphs showed an upward movement to the right. This was from below 50% to above 100% and we equally thank God for this development. In both cases we have also realised our strategic objective of raising working and liquidity to above 100%

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Tithe versus 2019 Budget January February March April May June

Budget 178,531.48

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170,575.70

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Offering Vs Budget 2019 January February March April May June

Budget 54,896.87

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54,896.87

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TRUST SERVICES Objective 1: To train and expose members to the department We have reached ten districts explaining the department to all church members and the response has attracted a lot of interest. The report during assessment meetings has shown that very few people have wills and most of the districts have zero members with wills let alone leaving something for the church through wills. Objective 2: To encourage members on giving outright gifts to the church 75% of the membership are not familiar with this just as it is with the wills. This indicates that more training needs to be done. This quarter three districts were trained on this objective. Objective 3: Increasing the participants in wills and outright gifts to at least 25% of

membership at Central Zimbabwe Conference Three more additional wills have been added and now we have nine will which we have in our office vault and no major outright gifts have been reported.

• All the wills in our custody today are a result of lessons in the districts through training.

Objective 4: Teach people or the constituency on having the documentation on the

ownership of Camp-meeting sites, church stands and donated land We have taught and encouraged and continue to encourage members to visit the lands office to have site plans and lease document for the campsites to protect over investing on land which we have no proof of ownership and risk being evicted when the government comes up with other projects on the same land occupied.


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SABBATH SCHOOL, PERSONAL MINISTRIES, MULTICULTURAL SABBATH SCHOOL Objective: To promote that all members purchase a hard copy of the Bible Study Guide, and Study it daily. No of Sabbath School Guides 9534 No Involved in Bible Study Guide 5710 No of people trained in Sabbath School 230

PERSONAL MINISTRIES Vision: Everyone in the field labouring with God. Mission: To be a benchmark of total member involvement in the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ embraced in the three angel’s message waiting for His imminent coming. Objective:

1. To have 100% of membership participation in TMI 2. To baptize 27000 souls by 2020 3. To train 60% of church membership in witnessing

1. No of people involved in Believe His Prophets daily reading plan 13 641 2. No of people involved in prayer Ministry in their small groups 14 110 3. No of people trained witnessing this quarter 250 4. No of people trained preaching this quarter 18 pathfinders

GUTU ZUNDE REPORT

We had put in place 65 preaching sites only 63 sites were successful

Baptisms as a result of the Zunde

• NWZC Sites 229 souls • CZC Sites 470 souls • Total 699 precious souls


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Glory be to God The main Gutu site constructed a community impact project at Ruti Sec School. A semi-detached model house. On the very site of the project we baptized 86 souls. We would like to register our appreciation to ZCUC for extensively funding this project. We highly appreciate the ZCUC staff for fully participating in witnessing and construction of the house. May God bless His work. SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY. We had sites with special needs preachers and witnessing. These were from Gweru Central, Masvingo South, Zaka and Gutu West districts. We baptized 7 souls through their ministry whose time has come.

PICTURES OF THE ZUNDE PROJECT


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Sign language witnessing at Gutu Zunde

DISTRICT BY DISTRICT REPORT FOR ZUNDE

DISTRICT PASTOR DELEGATES PREACHING SITES

HOMES VISITED

PEOPLE SEEN

TOTAL BAPTIZED

1 Anderson J Machila 17 1 11

2 Bikita North C Dzingai

34 1 135 137 6

3 Bikita South PR Machacha

36 1 92 211 3

4 Chigmas CD Madembo

5 Chiredzi North CU Ndebele

52 1 56 112 11

6 Chiredzi Central F Chisvo

33 1 145 625 31

7 Chiredzi South P Ntenezi

3 1 Gweru South Gweru South Gweru South

8 Chivi North F Shava 22 1 47 22 9 Chivi South T Sayi 8 1 35 125 0

10 Gutu East B Manomano 11 Gutu West P Majoni 12 Gwenjani L Sibanda 18 1 128 702 8

13 Gweru Central L P Masaiti

63 1 61 123 17

14 Gweru City H Maroyi 35 1 48 103 21 15 Gweru East P Takawira 15 1 Gweru Lundi Gweru Lundi Gweru Lundi

16 Gweru Lundi

P Machacha 15 1 129 365 6

17 Gweru North C Makaya

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18 Gweru South S Gabi

18 1 84 150 8

19 Gweru West A Mbambo

36 1 149 212 1

20 Hanke D Masikize 13 1 53 204 7 21 LOGAHS T Moyo 22 Maboleni E Manyika 6 1 34 46 3 23 Mafuba L Siziba 39 1 51 197 9 24 Mashate J Makwavarara 6 1 77 198 16

25 Masvingo Central J Gwerete

10 1 45 140 8

26 Masvingo East H Mangena

23 1 81 241 19

27 Masvingo South M Musagwiza

63 1 163 372 26

28 Masvingo West T Tunhira

30 1 20

29 Mundondo L Gwatipedza 38 1 68 292 9 30 Mvuma O Ncube 18 1 46 78 19

31 Nhema North N Chihwande

18 1 54 74 3

32 Nhema South S Machacha

10 1 23 56 11

33 Nyajena S Jena 9 1 64 280 5 34 Petsheya B Masikize 35 Rushumbe J Charumbira 25 1 100 237 10 36 Save T Muzenda 5 1 19 45 1 37 Shurugwi J Chihava 33 1 122 155 9 38 Sikombingo O Muzorori 13 1 55 78 1

39 Sogwala East

N Tshuma 26 1 45 65 0

40 Sogwala West

Br Ncube 11 2 42 86 10

41 Somabula D Maquta 19 1 81 176 86 42 Triangle L Rugocha 23 1 87 188 1

43 Victoria Range S Mudzimu

6 1 79 131 4

44 Zaka W Ndlovu 55 1 139 297 5 45 Zimuto J Matizha

46 Zishavane North

I Zhou 11 1 59 114 4

47 Zvishavane South

F Mashereni 56 1 110 251 23

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2019 BAPTISMS AS AT OCTOBER 25, 2019 DISTRICT BAPTISM GOAL 2018 Outstanding JAN- July CAMP SEPT EFFORTS OCTOBER TOTAL TO DATE % 1 Andeson 120 0 103 3 35 141 118% 2 Bikita North 200 0 75 20 10 105 53% 3 Bikita South 200 0 22 31 25 2 80 40% 4 Chigsmaz 10 5 1 0 2 2 5 50% 5 Chiredzi Central 80 2 29 9 3 41 51% 6 Chiredzi North 200 0 131 21 11 163 82% 7 Chiredzi South 150 62 38 22 5 65 43% 8 Chivi North 250 57 127 65 22 5 219 88% 9 Chivi South 300 122 83 69 40 192 64% 10 Gutu East 200 0 27 24 8 300 359 180% 11 Gutu West 200 0 39 33 3 399 474 237% 12 Gwenjani 250 0 133 45 73 29 280 112% 13 Gweru Central 250 0 46 33 34 113 45% 14 Gweru City 80 28 25 7 14 46 58% 15 Gweru East 200 101 29 16 9 54 27% 16 Gweru Lundi 50 36 2 5 6 13 26% 17 Gweru North 150 47 63 9 6 78 52% 18 Gweru South 200 20 113 12 47 172 86% 19 Gweru West 200 54 107 28 34 25 194 97% 20 Hanke 120 0 200 6 10 216 180% 21 LOGAHS 120 0 126 1 127 106% 22 Maboleni 200 0 151 16 76 243 122% 23 Mafuba 300 74 148 75 79 12 314 105% 24 Mashate 200 102 121 37 37 10 205 103% 25 Masvingo Central 60 27 51 11 8 70 117% 26 Masvingo East 100 86 35 16 8 59 59% 27 Masvingo South 200 25 121 32 43 6 202 101% 28 Masvingo West 200 0 56 30 17 103 52% 29 Mundondo 150 27 72 15 12 4 103 69% 30 Mvuma 200 0 40 27 45 112 56% 31 Nhema North 250 63 78 26 70 174 70% 32 Nhema South 250 25 94 34 35 163 65% 33 Nyajena 300 105 153 142 50 345 115% 34 Petsheya 200 146 208 24 21 253 127% 35 Rushumbe 300 0 298 69 54 54 475 158% 36 Save 250 0 191 79 71 341 136% 37 Shurugwi 200 39 65 23 33 5 126 63% 38 Sikombingo 200 0 150 28 31 209 105% 39 Sogwala East 300 118 205 51 65 321 107% 40 Sogwala West 300 0 156 69 30 255 85% 41 Somabula 200 0 366 44 0 410 205% 42 Triangle 200 13 46 38 10 94 47% 43 Victoria Range 100 0 11 9 13 33 33% 44 Zaka 300 0 534 28 14 576 192% 45 Zimuto 200 134 14 18 7 43 82 41% 46 Zvishavane North 250 8 91 27 41 159 64% 47 Zvishavane South 250 0 231 45 8 284 114% 9190 9000 1526 5205 1472 1275 896 8848 98%

Our yearly goal is 9000, we have baptized 8,848. We are left with 152 to reach our annual goal.


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MINISTERIAL SHEPHERDESS EFFORT During our September efforts all shepherdesses held an effort at Sogwala West, Wozoli. 11 souls were baptized. They participated in witnessing. Their main speaker was Mrs Cook G from Claybank Church. On a different note Shepherdess Jena conducted a week of prayer at Chiwawa Schools 17 souls were baptised

Shepherdess Effort in pictures


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MULTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT 2019 3rd Quarter Report

STRUCTURE CONFERENCE TOTAL Comments CZC NWZC 1. No. of churches 2 2. No. of companies 1 3. No. of branch Sabbath Schools nil 4. No. of Global Pioneers nil 5. No. of Directors 1 6. No. of pastors 1 POPULATION GROUPS BLACKS COLOUREDS INDIANS WHITES OTHER CZC 55 41 Nil 1 NWZC EVANGELISM / ACTIVITY CZC NWZC BAPTISM 2 7. No. of Bible Studies 21 8. No. of Campaigns 1 9. No. of Family Life Seminars 1 10. No. of Vacation Bible Schools nil 11. No. Lay Cottage meetings 0 12. No. of VOP enrollment 12 13. No. of Youth Camps nil 14. No. of Pathfinder/Adventurers 2 15. No. of Revival meetings 1 16. No. of weeks of prayer 1 17.Total no. of baptisms 3 TRAINING Date Place Attendance Facilitator Results

SEMINARS Date Place Attendance Facilitator Results Stewardship July

July Nashville Windsor

36 83

Ps Black Mr. Ganyani

Evangelism Evangelism

Sept Sept

Nashville Windsor

37 78

Ps. Madembo Ps. Madembo

Cooking School Held At Dental Clinic


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PUBLISHING MINISTRIES

Strategic Goal 1: To develop a revived and a reformed Literature Evangelist team. We are thankful to God for what we have achieved this quarter. In year 2019 we have experienced a steady growth in both the number of Literature Evangelists and in sales. The diagram shows this quarter’s activities. January to September Comparative Report

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January 21 19 90

February 20 22 110

March 19 30 157

April 21 30 142

May 18 21 116

June 24 37 154

July 21 29 138

August 24 33 137

September 22 27 122


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This increase has been attributed to a large extend by: Motivation programs done Literature Evangelist during monthly meetings. Canvassing side by side with Literature Evangelists. 2 Assistant Publishing Directors engaged. Availability of locally printed books.

Observations

1. The number of Literature Evangelists is still low. Since our ABC management is trying to maintain a steady flow of books, the number will soon rise.

2. Our territory is vast and there is need for a third Assistant Publishing Director as soon as the budget permits.

3. We need to regularise employment of our Assistant Directors so that we are policy compliant.

Sales 2018 2019 % Gain

January 3479.00 9116.00 262

February 2867.00 9570.00 334

March 1534.00 15,361.00 1,001

April 3698.00 10 204.00 275

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2634.00 9 512.00 361

June 2 351.00 3 708.00 157 July 2 196.00 3 713.00 169 August 941.00 5 049.00 536 September 4 147.00 6 265.00 151

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Observations

1. We have the potential of building a strong workforce. 2. Sales figure above show potential untapped.

Book of the year We have distributed 10 000 copies Book of the year. Below is the Anderson High Students participation in the distribution of the book during a Sino Bricks official opening.

Minister of Industry and Commerce –Hon Mhangaliso Ndlovu (far right) also received the Book of the year

Book of the year distribution at SINO by Anderson High Students


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HEALTH MINISTRIES Strategic Goal 1: To promote the prioritization of divine intervention in all comprehensive health ministries activities.

1. Local church health coordinators trainings are on going. Our churches are supposed to be centres of healing.

Health Expo by Health Professionals On 19 June 2019 our Health Professionals conducted Health Expo which was meant to be a model for all expos that we will conduct in conference. The theme was “My Health is My Wealth”. There were booths prepared after the acronym CELEBRATIONS. More than 300 people were attended to. The emphasis was more on health information sharing than on treatment. We collaborated with Ministry of health, City of Gweru Health Services Department. Health Expo Pictures

Lesson on importance of sunshine

Drug Abuse Lesson being conducted


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High Blood pressure checking Health Convention We participated in the Health Convention that was organized by the Union. We registered 135 delegates from our constituency.

Health Convention Delegates

Strategic Goal 2: To attain high standards of infrastructure and service delivery through health centers, institutions and churches.

1. We have set up management boards for Lower Gwelo and Hanke clinics and we have so far attended the initial meetings.

2. A visit to the 2 clinics with the SID and ZCUC Directors was done just after the Health Convention Below are some services our clinics have provided to their communities during this quarter. Lower Gwelo Hanke

Voluntary counselling and testing 439 31 Patients receiving ARVs 1127 109

PMTCT 4 5

Viral load done 234 - Deliveries 20 1

Antenatal care 76 32


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Observations:

1. Clinic appropriations need to be increased to take care of upkeep and maintenance costs. 2. Hanke clinic needs upgrading, putting up and incinerator and a mother’s shelter. 3. Majority of Pastors’ quarterly reports show minimum activities on the department this quarter. We

expect more activities reported next quarter. Strategic Goal 3: To be the right hand of the gospel mission through comprehensive health ministries.

1. We are making use of CELEBRATIONS lessons during evangelistic meeting.

AAIM Ministries

Strategic Goal 1: To collaborate with other stakeholders including church departments, government and Private Voluntary Organizations in rolling out response strategies. Response: We have a Health Expo scheduled for 19 May 2019 where collaboration with other stakeholders will take place. Strategic Goal 2: To focus on the unconditional love and holistic restoration of God as we respond to the HIV and AIDS challenge. Response: Pastors to be encouraged to capture information on quarterly reports. Spirit of Prophecy

Strategic Goal: Nurturing, equipping and training church members through Ellen G. White’s writings. Response: “Prophetic Guidance “ has been proven to be handy resource material for use in this regard.

ADVENTIST EDUCATION Mission To facilitate the provision of Christian education that prepares students spiritually, mentally, physically and socially for service in this world and in the world to come. Vision Every Adventist educational institution, a nerve center for mission and a beacon of academic excellence. Motto Adventist Education – A celebration for Excellence! VALUES: Spirit led Fellowship Spirit led Unity Spirit led Witnessing Spirit led Praying Spirit led Bible Studying Spirit led Faithfulness


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Specific Objectives

1. To engage all schools in vibrant prayer ministries, intentional study of the Word and the establishment of an inclusive winsome working environment

2. To have 50% of Adventist schools realizing a minimum pass rate of 75% in national examinations by 2020.

3. To facilitate the establishment of Mundondo and Save into registered boarding schools by 2020. 4. To have at least 80% of our schools accredited by Adventist Accrediting Association (AAA) by 2020

Specific Objective 1

1. To engage all schools in vibrant prayer ministries, intentional study of the Word and the establishment of an inclusive winsome working environment

Results Revival & Reformation Programs Revival & Reformation Programs

1st Term

2nd Term

3rd Term

Goal Total Over + Under -

1.Schools participating in the Bible Reading program

25 25 25

2.Schools that conducted termly week of prayer program

25 25 25

3.Schools with vibrant and established prayer ministries

25 25 25

4.Schools that conducted outreach programs in their communities

3 3 25

5.Total number of students baptised

444 135 140 500

6.Total Number of teachers baptised

0 3 10

Observations

Table reflects that all schools are participating in the daily Bible Reading plan and conduct termly week of prayer sessions. The first term week of prayer was very fruitful as compared to second and third term.


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- To have 50% of Adventist schools realizing a minimum pass rate of 75% in national examinations by 2020.

Name 2017 Percentage 2018

Percentage Sikombingo 62,2% 64% Chiwawa 59% 62% Lowveld 98,4% 98% Mundondo 72,9% 76% Dombwe 68% 76,47% Matamba 97,56% 91,36% Dhlodhlo 50% 69,2% Dorset 56,57 68% Makandire 0% 43% Runyararo 95,9% 98% Gwitima 54,5% 63% Lower Gwelo 57% 89,39% Anderson 94,12% 100% Hanke 67,5% 72,5% Mafuba 74% 96% Mashapa 55,8% 68% Ntabamhlophe 38,71% 42,7% Sebanga New -

‘O’ Level Results 2017 2018

LOGAHS 84,55% 89%

Anderson 100% 100%

Hanke 76,5% 94%

Mundondo 53% 51,1%

Sikombingo 17,6% 18,2%

Ntabamhlophe 35% 19%

Chiwawa 19,6% 25,71%


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‘A’ Level Results

2017 2018

Mundondo 100% 83,8% Hanke 84,4% 97% Anderson 100% 100% LOGAHS 90,76% 96%

Total Number of Schools

Number of Schools with 75% + Pass Rate

% Pass Rate

25 13 52%

Observations

Most of the schools have improved their results. Over all we have improved by 8%. Specific Objective 3

1. To facilitate the establishment of Mundondo and Save into registered boarding schools by 2020.

Results On top of the 35000 bricks given last year to Mundondo high, we have set aside RTGS 20 000.00 for each project. Managed to buy 400bags of cement in June 2019. The ground breaking ceremony was held on the 3rd of October 2019. Moreover, another RTGS 15000 was given to Mundondo to purchase other building material. Save School was given ZWL 72 000 for building material. Work is in progress.

Ps T. Muzenda laying the first corner brick


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Observations

There is need for some meaningful financial injection into the two projects. Resource mobilization could also extend not only to school communities but also to the alumni of each one of the schools.

Specific Objective 4 To have at least 80% of our schools accredited by Adventist Accrediting Association (AAA) by 2020

Number and % of Accredited schools from 2017- April 2019

Year Total Number of Schools

No. of Accredited

Schools

% of Accredited of Schools

By 2017 25 15 60 %

By 2018 25 20 80%

By 2019 25 23 92%

Schools evaluated in 2017 and Results

School Previous AAA Grade

Current AAA Grade

Accreditation period

Sikombingo Primary 3 yrs + Annual Report 3 yrs + Interim visit 31 Dec 2021

Hanke Primary 3 yrs + Annual Report 4 yrs + Annual Report 31 Dec 2022

Ntabamhlophe Primary Candidacy Status 2 yrs + Annual Report 31 Dec 2020

Lower Gwelo High 2 yrs + Annual Report 3 yrs + Annual Report 31 Dec 2021

Ntabamhlophe Secondary

2 yrs Candidacy Status 2yrs + Interim visit 31 Dec 2021

Dombwe Primary Pre-Accreditation Pre-Accreditation Pre-Accreditation


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Schools evaluated in 2019 and Results

School Previous AAA Grade

Current AAA Grade

Accreditation period

Lower Gwelo Primary 3 yrs + Interim visit 31 December 2022

Hanke High 4 yrs + Annual Report 4 yrs + Annual Report 31 December 2023

Mundondo High 3 yrs + Interim visit 31 December 2023

Observations 23 out of 25 schools have been accredited by September 2019. Teacher’s Convention 291 delegates from Central Zimbabwe Conference attended the Teachers’ Convention held in Victoria Falls on 24-27 April 2019. Below are school heads receiving certificates of Academic Excellence.

Hanke High Head, Mr PE Svondo.


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Mundondo High Head, Mrs S. Jinga.

Mundondo Primary Head, Mr T. Mabasa


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LOGAHS Deputy Head, Mr J. Sibanda

Development in other Schools Chavarobe Primary school was given 80bgs of cement and bricks to construct one block have been moulded. Chada Primary school was also given 80bgs of cement and bricks to construct one block have been moulded as well. Sebanga primary enrolment is still growing. By end of year in 2018 total enrolment was 334 and currently we have about 539 students. Ntabamhlophe Secondary Efforts to have a borehole at Ntabamhlophe Secondary were fruitless as no water found, it was a dry well. Academics Prize giving day for Anderson High was held on the 29th of September, the guest speaker was Doctor Maisva. Furthermore LOGASS held her Prize giving day on the 6th of October 2019, the guest of honour was Douglas Kwande a businessman who donated 1 tonne of flour. In addition, Lowveld Adventist Primary (LAPS) received the Secretary’s Merit Award on the 22nd of October 2019. Below are the photos


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Mrs Tumisang Thabela (centre), Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education

Mr Rukuni, Lowveld Primary


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Parents showing their joy

Adventist Youth Mission To equip and empower young people for discipleship and mission

Every Young Person a disciple of Christ


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Specific Objectives 1. To facilitate total youth participation in revival meetings, week of prayer sessions and Bible Study truth

programs.

2. To conduct investiture services for a minimum of 500 Master Guides and confer a minimum of 100 Youth

Leadership Awards.

3. To engage all young people in contributing to at least one mission project annually.

4. Develop, source and avail Youth Ministries material and resources in order to maintain Adventist identity

and standards.

5. Facilitate the training of all youth leaders in comprehensive evangelism strategies to enable them to

function as trainer of trainers (TOTs)

Specific Objective 1 To facilitate total youth participation in revival meetings, week of prayer sessions and Bible Study programs

Results

Active Youth Clubs

Youth Groups No. of Clubs

Goal (No. of Local Churches &

Companies

No. of Active Clubs (Involved in Revival

meetings/ Prayer & Bible Study sessions)

1.Adventurer Clubs 235 3154 235

2. Pathfinder Clubs 287 4467 4467

3. Ambassador Clubs 143 4137 143

4. Young Adult Societies 143 4024 143


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CZC Pathfinders at SID Camporee CZC Youth Director at SID Pathfinder Camporee 55 Pathfinders from CZC managed to attend the SID Pathfinder Camporee.

CZC Youths on Global Youth Day giving back to the community, they made some donations to Jairos Jiri in terms of groceries. Furthermore, the Pathfinder Day was also observed through out the conference. Observations

The above table illustrate that where there are established youth clubs, there is active participation in revival and reformation programs. Therefore, the main thrust of the department through Youth leaders in 2019 would be ensuring the establishment of youth clubs in all churches where there are


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young people. This should be followed up by trainings in order to equip the leadership with basic competences and skills for effective running of the clubs.


To conduct investiture services for a minimum of 500 Master Guides and confer a minimum of 50 Youth Leadership Awards in our conference annually.

Results

Master Guide Information

No. of Master Guide Clubs

Goal (Total No. of Local Churches & Companies

No. of Master Guides in Training

No. of Master Guides

Invested

Goal

39 839 1,196 318 500

Youth Leadership Information

No. of Youth Leadership

Clubs

Goal (Total No. of Local Churches & Companies

No. of Youth Leaders in Training

No. of Youth Leaders Invested

Goal

39 839 42 - 50

Observations

The mass investiture service in CZC which was scheduled for the 8th and 9th of Dec 2018 was successful and 318 Master Guides were invested. Specific Objective 3

To engage young people in contributing to at least one mission project annually.


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Results

Participation in Youth Mission projects

No. of Youth Mission projects

Total number of participants

Area

1 30 Hozvi, Bikita

Hozvi clean water horticulture,training and nutrition project

Project coordinator together with Engineer (Mr Shumba), Electrician (Tafadzwa Machacha), Fencing Foreman ( Mr. Chivi) and Borehole Surveyor (Mr. Mutizira) went to Hozvi Plateau and met with Primary School Head and a number of representatives of the Hozvi Stakeholders Committee.

A number of tasks were accomplished on this day, being the engagement and briefing of stakeholder representatives on the state and progress of the project, identification and measurement of garden/ochard plots, surveying of the borehole sites and selection of priority site, consultation with engineer on project design and citing of addditional water tanks and inspection and measurement of possible elctrical and plumbing connection lines.

WOMEN’S MINISTRIES Mission: To uphold, encourage challenge and equip Adventist women in their pilgrimage as disciples of Jesus Christ and members of His World Church Strategic Goals:

• To enhance the spirituality of all women through engaging and consistent Bible Study and Prayer Practice

• To develop a united faithful, intrinsically motivated, knowledgeable, skilled and resourceful women membership.

• To foster spiritually gifted based women ministries for mission accomplishment.

1. Strategic goal number 3 which says, “To foster spiritually gifted based women ministries for mission accomplish,’ was reached in which every woman was using their spiritual gifts in soul winning.


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2. To enhance the spirituality of all women through engaging in consistent Bible Study and Prayer Practice. The second quarter report in comparison with the first quarter report shows that we are enhancing the spirituality of women. This is shown by the increase in number of women involve in spiritual matter as shown below. REACH UP WITH GOD 1st Qrt 2nd Qrt 3rd Qrt No. of Bible groups established this quarter 88 256 121 No. of women involved 272 496. 1124 No. of intercessory ministries this quarter 32 114. 145 No. of women involved 252 328. 388 No. of visitation ministries conducted 7 58. 153 No. of women involved 142 129. 214 No. of retreats held 3 10. 33 No. of Adventist women attending 202 379. 350 No. of pre-Adventist women attend 22 98. 38 No. of prayer breakfast held 5 22. 11 No. of women attending 130 293. 107 3. To develop a united faithful, intrinsically motivated, knowledgeable, skilled and resourceful women membership.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES Strategic goals: To have children grow to love Jesus To have children equipped for service to God and mankind To involve children in evangelism Reach Up with God 1st Qrt 2nd Qrt. 3rd No. of books ‘Be Like Jesus” distributed to children this Quarter 150 109 438 No. of children currently in Baptismal Class 118 779. 128 No. of children that own Bibles 350 1923. 2602 No. of children that understand the ministry of EGW 115 516. 809 No. of children that have SS Study Guides 154 423. 617 No. of children that study SS Lessons at home 84 571. 638 No. of children who belong to an organized prayer group 181 425. 747 No. of children with prayer partners 80 350. 570 No. of children with prayer journals 30 33 57 1. Our goal is to have at least 80% of our children engaged in regular Bible study by 2020. The number of children that own Bibles and SS Guides has been multiplied by more than 5 times. This is a great achievement. 2. Objective ‘To have at least 100 VBS programs run annually’. This quarter we trained 70 Children’s Ministries Leaders on how to run VBS programs. This training will ensure more churches run VBS programs during April school holiday.


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September 2019 VBS Report 2nd Qrt 3rd Qrt Total District Reporting 12. 7 19 No. of churches Reporting 25. 14 39 No. of Pre-Adventist Graduates 527. 206 733 No. of Adventist Graduates 1265 902 2167 Total VBS Graduates 1792. 1108 2900 Our Annual VBS Graduates per year has been averaging 600 Graduates. We have reached at least a quarter of our objectives of having at least 100 programs run annually. More programs will be held over the coming two school holidays. Among the VBS graduates, some were from the deaf community. 3. To involve children in evangelism. Conference wide children were involved in the GYD giving donations to Children’s homes, hospitals and many other activities.

12 Children Leaders delegates and 2 district pastors attended the SID Leaders Convention in Zambia.


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VOICE OF PROPHECY Strategic Issues: Revival and Reformation (Reach Up) Discipling and Nurturing (Reach In) Soul Winning (Reach Out) 1st Quarter 2019 Report 1st Qrt 2nd Qrt 3rd Qrt No, of students enrolled 1062 575 842 No. of lessons distributed 1062 541 631 No, of VOP student graduates 148 15 287 No. of VOP facilitators 158 59 112 No. of graduation programs 5 2 3 No. of VOP leaders trained 31 15 69 No. of souls baptised 44 51 0 No. of follow up teams 14 92 37 1. Objective ‘At least 60% participation of members at local church”. The number of participation indicated on the report is not yet pleasing considering our church membership records. 2. Objective ‘To avail VOP lessons in vernacular’. Of the 1062 lessons distributed to date, 160 were in Shona, 95 in Ndebele and 50 in Shangani. We managed to achieve our objective. VOP Graduates as at September 2019 District Graduates Somabhula 101 Gweru North 38 Masvingo East 25 MasvingoSouth 80 Gweru Central 45 Gweru South 23 Gweru East 11 Gweru West 139 Nhema South 24 Mafuba 80 Rushumbe 40 Chigzmas 4 Total 610


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Mafuba Districts VOP Graduates Conclusion: We thank the Lord for His Guidance in all programs that were held

CONFERENCE RE-ALIGNMENT

Proposed CZC & MZC Map


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FINANCES

PROPOSED MASVINGO ZIMBABWE CONFERENCE Tithe and Offerings: July to September'19

NAME TITHE OFFERINGS

Bikita North 18,645.47 3,858.60

Bikita South 9,902.52 1,442.08

Chiredzi Central 127,976.47 31,899.64

Chiredzi North 58,301.33 8,889.76

Chiredzi South 13,425.64 1,325.75

Chivi North 35,703.66 5,133.97

Chivi South 33,054.86 3,331.74

Gutu East 12,378.27 1,173.77

Gutu West 23,612.20 1,892.33

Mafuba 31,145.24 3,164.69

Mashate 19,925.23 3,052.96

Masvingo Central 59,512.90 11,240.47

Masvingo East 62,891.20 3,622.09

Masvingo South 92,913.94 12,687.81

Masvingo West 51,571.70 12,279.81

Mundondo 10,683.12 1,170.63

Nyajena 30,513.36 3,555.48

Rushumbe 55,152.54 6,083.62

Save 91,345.93 9,625.17

Triangle 52,289.36 7,990.34

Victoria Range 19,018.88 6,135.88

Zaka 28,584.22 4,141.68

Zimuto 10,065.52 1,188.95

Zvishavane North 32,556.63 9,444.61

Zvishavane South 49,202.29 7,609.05

Total 1,030,372.48 161,940.88

Amounts in ZWL


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PROPOSED CENTRAL ZIMBABWE CONFERENCE Tithe and Offerings: July to September'19

Name Tithe Offerings

Anderson 20,368.13 3,234.78

Chigsmaz 28,469.15 3,834.46

Gwenjani 29,413.54 7,894.59

Gweru Central 53,226.78 12,522.10

Gweru City 140,165.24 11,982.41

Gweru East 49,308.07 3,579.74

Gweru Lundi 22,770.33 3,726.09

Gweru North 61,536.14 6,867.73

Gweru South 40,036.59 4,978.48

Gweru West 69,348.60 10,521.03

Hanke 16,148.23 4,453.30

Logass 13,129.00 2,444.12

Maboleni 14,235.63 2,459.51

Mvuma 23,724.70 2,018.10

Nhema North 17,174.63 3,508.98

Nhema South 11,621.49 2,257.80

Petsheya 8,099.16 1,705.06

Shurugwi 39,866.38 5,447.51

Sikombingo 12,521.98 3,349.42

Sogwala East 14,171.73 3,356.82

Sogwala West 16,750.31 3,833.77

Somabula 14,100.22 2,909.41

Total 716,186.03 106,885.21

Amounts in ZWL


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PROPOSED CENTRAL ZIMBABWE CONFERENCE 2019 BAPTISMAL REFLECTOR AS AT T 25 October 2019

DISTRICT BAPTISM

GOAL 2018

OUTSTANDING JAN- JUL CAMP

SEPT EFFORTS OCTOBER

TOTAL TO

DATE %

1 Andeson 120 0 103 3 35 141 118%

2 Chigsmaz 10 5 1 0 2 2 5 50%

3 Gwenjani 250 0 133 45 73 29 280 112%

4 Gweru Central 250 0 46 33 34 113 45%

5 Gweru City 80 28 25 7 14 46 58%

6 Gweru East 200 101 29 16 9 54 27%

7 Gweru Lundi 50 36 2 5 6 13 26%

8 Gweru North 150 47 63 9 6 78 52%

9 Gweru South 200 20 113 12 47 172 86%

10 Gweru West 200 54 107 28 34 25 194 97%

11 Hanke 120 0 200 6 10 216 180%

12 LOGAHS 120 0 126 1 127 106%

13 Maboleni 200 0 151 16 76 243 122%

14 Mvuma 200 0 40 27 45 112 56%

15 Nhema North 250 63 78 26 70 174 70%

16 Nhema South 250 25 94 34 35 163 65%

17 Petsheya 200 146 208 24 21 253 127%

18 Shurugwi 200 39 65 23 33 5 126 63%

19 Sikombingo 200 0 150 28 31 209 105%

20 Sogwala East 300 118 205 51 65 321 107%

21 Sogwala West 300 0 156 69 30 255 85%

22 Somabula 200 0 366 44 0 410 205%

TOTAL 4500 682 2461 507 676 61 3705 82%


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PROPOSED MASVINGO ZIMBABWE CONFERENCE

DISTRICT BAPTISM GOAL

2018 Outstanding

JAN- July

CAMP

SEPT EFFORTS

OCTOBER

TOTAL TO DATE %

1 Bikita North 200 0 75 20 10 105 53%

2 Bikita North 200 0 22 31 25 2 80 40%

3 Bikita South 80 2 29 9 3 41 51%

5 Chiredzi Central 200 0 131 21 11 163 82%

6 Chiredzi North 150 62 38 22 5 65 43%

7 Chiredzi South 250 57 127 65 22 5 219 88%

8 Chivi North 300 122 83 69 40 192 64%

9 Chivi South 200 0 27 24 8 256 315 158%

10 Gutu East 200 0 39 33 3 399 474 237%

11 Gutu West 300 74 148 75 79 12 314 105%

12 Mafuba 200 102 121 37 37 10 205 103%

13 Mashate 60 27 51 11 8 70 117%

14 Masvingo Central 100 86 35 16 8 59 59%

15 Masvingo East 200 25 121 32 43 6 202 101%

16 Masvingo South 200 0 56 30 17 103 52%

17 Masvingo West 150 27 72 15 12 4 103 69%

19 Mundondo 300 105 153 142 50 345 115%


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20 Nyajena 300 0 298 69 54 54 475 158%

21 Rushumbe 250 0 191 79 71 341 136%

22 Save 200 13 46 38 10 94 47%

23 Triangle 100 0 11 9 13 33 33%

24 Victoria Range 300 0 534 28 14 576 192%

25 Zaka 200 134 14 18 7 43 82 41%

26 Zimuto 250 8 91 27 41 159 64%

27 Zvishavane South 250 0 231 45 8 284 114%

TOTAL 4500 844 2744 965 599 791 5099 113%

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