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Thousands Encounter Christ at Bonnke’s Farewell Crusade

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Bonnke held his Farewell Crusade in Lagos, Nigeria during which thousands were saved. (Source, Cfan)
Thousands Encounter Christ at Bonnke’s Farewell Crusade

After a remarkable 50 years of preaching the gospel throughout Africa, Christ for All Nation’s Reinhard Bonnke has concluded his highly awaited farewell crusade which had major impact on Nigeria.

Massive crowds had trooped into Lagos for the crusade, which took place from November 8th- November 12th. There, they heard the well-respected German evangelist take the stage and preach the Gospel for the final time.

Many things have changed since Bonnke’s last crusade in Lagos 17 years ago. In 2000, some 3.5 million people responded to Christ. However, that same hunger for the Gospel doesn’t seem to be fading in Nigeria.

So far, thousands of people have already given their lives to Christ and experienced miraculous healing.

“I experienced more than an encounter,” one attendee told correspondent Peter Wooding of the Global News Alliance. “The Holy Spirit moved in a tremendous way. Myself, I have so many testimonies to give. Heart pains…and my left ear was blocked. But everything opened after the prayer of the servant of God here.”

Others said they’ve also felt the presence of God just two days into the crusade.

“You feel the raw presence of God. I’ve come to receive from God as much as I can,” said another.

While this crusade marks the end of an era of preaching for Bonnke, Christ for All Nations will be left in good hands.

Evangelist Daniel Kolenda will be taking over the leadership of the ministry. Kolenda has already led massive campaigns across Africa.

“Although this crusade is Evangelist Bonnke’s final African crusade, it is only the beginning of what I believe will be a decade of supermassive harvests for Christ for all Nations,” Kolenda said.

“The Lord has given me the word of a ‘Decade of Double Harvest. Now it begins. The best is yet to come!”

Catch a glimpse of the crusade here: