Muslim Initiativehttp://tanzamania.org/muslim-initiative/en-US2008-08-20T10:16:05ZSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)New Church Planted in Tundwi Songanihttp://tanzamania.org/muslim-initiative/2007/5/13/new-church-planted-in-tundwi-songani.htmlScotts2007-05-13T17:29:00ZThis Sunday morning we visited one of our new church plants in the village of Tundwi Songania. God is doing some wonderful things through in this community. (read more)

]]>Isaac Shayo - Msumi Bhttp://tanzamania.org/muslim-initiative/2006/11/4/isaac-shayo-msumi-b.htmlNick Stuva2006-11-04T16:04:53Z

Pastor Isaac Shayo started a fellowship in Msumi B,an area in Dar es Salaam that is predominantly Islamic. The main three people groups in the area are the Yao, Mwera and Machinga. Currently there are 5 Muslim background believers in the fellowship.

God is moving in mighty ways in Msumi B. One of Pastor Shayo’s members was demon possessed. Due to her troubles she had to drop out of school. Her parents and teachers were worried because she wasn’t able to continue on in normal life. When Pastor Shayo met her, he felt God’s leading for him to pray for her. When he did she was comepletely healed. Next week Pastor Shayo is traveling back to her home to visit with the teachers in the school so that she can return and begin studying.

Not only is God moving but Satan is resisting. There was a group of witchdoctors in the neighborhood who had a booming business. The fellowship began to pray against them and it wasn’t long till their power dropped. They knew it was as a result of the fellowship’s prayers so they trumped up charges against the Pastor and had him thrown in jail. The Presbyter came and bailed him out and eventually the judge, recognizing that the case was false, dismissed the case.

]]>Didas Temi - Haubihttp://tanzamania.org/muslim-initiative/2006/11/4/didas-temi-haubi.htmlNick Stuva2006-11-04T04:20:47Z

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Upon leaving Dar es Salaam, the largest city of Tanzania, to pursue the call of God upon his life, Pastor Didas P. Temi and his family started a fellowship in Haubi, a large village in Kondoa that is predominantly Islamic and Roman Catholic. The main people group in the area is the Warangi. Currently, there are no Muslim background believers in the fellowship.

One of the amazing things about the Haubi A/G Church is the amount of growth it has experienced in just a short period of time. Pastor Temi attributes the growth to one significant event where a person from this area was healed of epilepsy during a crusade which he held. As a result of this miracle, many Warangi came to Christ and became members of the church.

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