speaking in tongues, following, serving, loving
God, and being obedient and available to Him
for the rest of their lives.
KELINDA: How have you seen God endorse
this event so far? Any testimonies to share?
JENNIFER: God has given us His blessing for
1GDA in numerous ways, including divine
appointments that have allowed us to meet
key people and opening the doors for us that
have been closed. Egypt has been closed to
open-air Christian events, but we are excited to
announce we will be having the first legal one
there! We are also in communication to have
the President of Uganda open our event with
a word. A most recent testimony of God’s hand
at work is that our venue in Uganda was going
to be used by a governmental agency until we
prayed about it and they chose to use it at a
different time, opening it back up to us.
KELINDA: How can readers get involved with
what you’re doing?
JENNIFER: The most important thing I believe
anyone and everyone can do is PRAY, especially
that we are not postponed due to COVID-19
complications. We also need funding to come
in through donations so that we can provide
follow-up materials to every new believer. We
also still have a few openings for ministries to
adopt a country. There are many other ways to
get involved, all of which are detailed on our
website- www.1GDA.org under the “Join” tab.
KELINDA: Jennifer, thank you for sharing with
us about One God, One Day, One Africa. We’re
excited to stand with you and see all that God
can do through a continent-wide event like
this! It’s going to be incredible!
Jennifer Wilde is founder and president of Wilde4Jesus Ministries,
which sponsors evangelistic crusades in India. Since her conversion
from the Hollywood lifestyle to dedicating her life for Christ, Jennifer
has made it her aim to share the message of Jesus with audiences large
and small through crusades, jail ministries, and a compassion for the
poor. Jennifer and her two daughters lived eight years in Mexico, where
she was involved in a variety of outreaches, including film ministry, jail
ministry, and cooperation with various churches. Today, Jennifer is
focused on the Dalit peoples of India and continues to reach out to the
poorest of poor by providing a ministry of compassion, orphanages,
and schools.
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