Orange Strategy is God’s plan for believers, divinely revealed to Pastor Sekisaka. Believers belong to groups known as families to give members a sense of belonging. It in these families that that people are able to fellowship in smaller groups and every individual is given an opportunity to serve God every first Sunday of the month.

God’s aim is to create a close-knit family that will be a problem solver in our country Uganda and the world at large. The compactness of strands within an orange symbolises togetherness. Members co-exist and serve God on the basis of love and unity. Their common purpose is to produce juice (fruits – John 15:1-2). There are 18 families referred to as generations. Each generation is named after a great Bible minister, is led by a generation leader. Through service each member is able to discover his/her calling. All members are encouraged to be creative in their service to the Lord. Every generation is given opportunity to take part in church’s activities. By this union, we get to know one another, love and care for each other (John 15:12).

The plan is to ensure that:

– Each and every member participates in serving God.

– The pastor can access information concerning members of the church.

NEW FACE OF EVANGELISM

Eden Miracle Ministries has taken on the Great Commission (Mark 16:15) by launching what is termed as The New Face of Evangelism (NFE). NFE is a divine strategy to spread the Word aggressively so that God can redeem as many of His children as possible before His return.

The strategy by our ministry is to go out to the people and seek out the lost and hurting. For some reason people are sometimes burdened with problems and challenges of this world and are unable to come to church. This is similar to what the early Christians would do; fellowship together in homes, have meals as one and help those who are needy.

Eden Miracle Centre is doing this through the following approaches:

Divine Camping – Divine Camping is God’s plan for our nation revealed to Pastor Sekisaka, with a focus on taking the Gospel to the people in their communities. This is done by setting up camps in communities for a period of no less than a week and holding crusades, door-to-door evangelism, building wells, repairing roads and giving people medical care and treatment. If we are to bring people to God, communities must be at the core of church activities.

Mobile Evangelism – Ministers identify a partner or friend in a community where they hold a mini-crusade and preach the Gospel.

Hospital Ministry – Every Monday a team of preachers from the church visit a hospital in the country to preach the love of Christ.

Prisons Ministry – Involves taking the love of Christ to inmates, some of whom have been condemned to death.

Market Evangelism – Preaching in the country’s markets.

Street Evangelism – Preachers stand along a street and preach the Gospel.

Door-to-Door Ministry – The Gospel is preached in homes at people’s work places.

School Ministry – The Gospel is taken to schools