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he Palau organization, a global non-profit focused on evangelism, has reflected on what it describes as one of its most impactful outreach efforts in Zimbabwe. In a statement released last month, the ministry celebrated the success of its nationwide “Love Zimbabwe” campaign, highlighting unprecedented unity among churches and a powerful response from communities across the country.
According to the organization, “thousands heard the Good News, churches stood united, and lives were transformed through Love Zimbabwe.” The ministry reported that more than 750,000 people were reached with the Gospel during the initiative, which unfolded over an eight-month period.
Over the course of the campaign, Palau mobilised 8,870 volunteers and collaborated with 184 evangelists from seven nations, creating what it described as a vibrant movement of service, prayer, and Christian witness.
The organisation said it remains “in awe of God and amazed at what’s possible when the Body of Christ comes together,” praising the nationwide effort and the spiritual impact made in communities large and small.
The Love Zimbabwe campaign, organisers said, not only spread the message of Christ but also strengthened inter-church partnerships and community engagement. The Palau team expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support received and concluded their reflection with a simple declaration: “Praise God!”
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