In the vibrant neighbourhood’s of Sukunanga and Mushroom, where bustling streets intersect with the rhythm of life, a remarkable outreach initiative has been quietly unfolding. It’s a story of faith, community, and transformation—a tale that transcends the ordinary and touches the hearts of those who traverse these busy thoroughfares.
The “Come and See” Approach
Our strategy is simple yet profound: the “come and see” approach. Recognizing the challenges faced by riders—often interrupted by passengers, traffic, and the relentless demands of their work—we decided to meet them where they are most comfortable: their stages. Instead of organizing large-scale events, we extend a personal invitation to our church.
Picture this: a dusty stage, the sun casting long shadows, and a group of riders huddled together. We approach them not as preachers, but as fellow travelers on this journey called life. Our smiles are genuine, our hearts open. We share stories, laughter, and sometimes even frustrations. And then, we invite them—without pressure or coercion—to experience something different.
