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The Cry of Zambia Video

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TheophilusMD Jun 24, 2004

Here's a short but powerful video report of Ps. David Wilkerson's ministers conference in Zambia.The Cry of Zambia VideoGod is awesome. Simply awesome. When I finished watching this I was moved to worhip our Lord and give thanks to Him for His goodness and faithfulness.

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Gideons Jun 24, 2004

I just came home and watched this myself. All I can say is glory to God.

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Koinonia2 Jul 23, 2004

Thank you! This was very encouraging!DanielJ

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dohzman Oct 17, 2004

Wow!That's powerful.Thank you for this post.God bless.

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riki Oct 17, 2004

Quoting David Wilkerson in the video:"We had the greatest repentance meeting I have ever seen in my lifetime."If those words come from Wilkerson... ..something outstanding really must have happened. Simply amazing, I was moved to tears! Thanks be to God! :-D

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phebebird Dec 30, 2004

Wow! Can't wait to see what's going to happen in Zambia.Any idea when this happened?Phebe

sermonindex Dec 30, 2004

Any idea when this happened?This is from the www.davidwilkerson.org site:Zambia, South Africa, Argentina, and Uruguay Pastors' Conferences UpdatesTHE GLORY COMES DOWN"Our nation will never be the same." "Our pastor came back home on fire."The reports and e-mails are still pouring in from pastors and numerous others who attended Pastors David and Gary Wilkerson's ministers conferences in Zambia, South Africa, Argentina and Uruguay. One bishop went home and hugged his two children for the first time after hearing Pastor Gary preach on family. "That's the purpose of the conferences," says Pastor David, to exhort pastors to renew their passion for Christ and let the Holy Spirit revive thousands who are on the verge of quitting. In 45 days on the road in March and April, they ministered to about 20,000 leaders, including many poor pastors who were bused in to the meetings.Zambia and South AfricaDuring the Zambia conferences, Pastor Dave recounts that the glory of the Lord came down like he had never seen before — sending pastors to their knees, pouring out their hearts in repentance. Many tears flowed in South Africa from the 2,000 church leaders gathered at the Kwasizabantu Mission and 1,000 in Durban, who came in a spirit of unity from across denominations and as far away as Australia. In Cape Town the Lord chose a soccer stadium in a poor section to fulfill Pastor David's wish to have a mixed race altar call, which he wasn't allowed to do 35 years earlier. Through their impassioned messages on purity and prayer, God so touched the pastors that they knew Cape Town would never be the same.

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TheophilusMD Dec 30, 2004

Hi Phebe,After Pastor Dave and his team went earlier this year, the Lord led Pastor Carter Conlon together with around 200 of Times Square Church members to go back to Zambia last October. Daily field reports and pictures can be found here: ZAMBIA REPORTGod bless.Rey

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