NAPS

This report covers the activities conducted by NAPS Copperbelt from January- December 2010.
The NAPS members worked tirelessly to win souls for the master in various ways as outlined inthe annual objectives below;

1. Evangelistic campaigns: Being the core of NAPS activities, Evangelistic campaigns have been conducted in Ndola,Chililabombwe and Serenje. This resulted in many baptisms as specified in the statisticspart.
2. Bibles and Literature distributions: NAPS saw the continuity of the Give God’s Word project (GGWP) in the year 2010.Bibles have been distributed mostly to baptized candidates so as they learn more aboutJesus. We praise God for the continuity of this project as many souls have had bibles.
3. Children programs: NAPS did not neglect the little ones in our operation. Many Children have beenministered unto this year in missions, camp meetings, schools and in our community.This was done through lessons imparted in songs, skits, crafts, and many more ways.
4. Home Crusades: NAPS did some simple Evangelism home crusades in Pamodzi. Some of these wereconducted in collaboration with the Church. These were done in people’s homes andhave proved to be effective and less costly.
5. Door to door Evangelism: After being charged at the NAPS International Convention in Choma, we intensified thedoor to door evangelism. This was in an effort to implement the theme, “Evangelism2 * 2.. Finishing the work……. One home at a time. We’ve had people souls who werebaptized from the door to door evangelism
6. HIV/AIDS Sensitizations:This was done in Schools, World aids day, missions youth programs etc. NAPS visiteddifferent schools this year to sensitize on HIV/AIDS.
7. Youth Motivations/ inspirations in Schools: Motivations talks has been done not only in high schools but also in Colleges like NdolaSchool of Nursing
8. Capacity and character building: These were conducted in primary and basic schools in Pamodzi and overspill residentialareas.
9. Branch establishments: Through NAPS CB’s expansion program, we have managed to strengthen ourChililabombwe Branch as well as opening a branch in Kitwe.
10. Feeding programs: In an effort to meet even the physical needs of the vulnerable kids, NAPS conductedfeeding programs in Chililabombwe and Masangano.
11. Community services.The volunteers took time to do community services in some area in mission sites, thiswas through renovating of the huts, cleaning the surrounding etc.
12. General Hygiene sensitization: Many people were given information on General hygiene in different mission sites.
13. Drug and alcohol awareness: As we visited students in the schools, drug and alcohol awareness messages were done.Also Counseling sessions have been conducted both in Schools and in mission sites. A lotof young people were helped on how to stop these vises.
14. Church construction :The Church Construction in Chimupati Village in Serenje district is a blessing to the localpeople. We thank the NAPS U.S for the funding. People now have a church to worshipthe God of Israel.
15. Evangelism Seminar and workshops: This was done during youth NAPS Meeting, youth Meetings as well as in Churches egChililabombwe Central SDA Church.
16. NAPS had the privilege of being invited by the Church to teach children in Campmeetings this year. Districts done children programs includes, Ndola, Luanshya West,and Chililabombwe.

 

STATISTICS FOR 2010.

Total number of Missions held	4
Total number of People Baptized	324
Total number of schools Visited	5
Total number of branches	3
Total number Children Ministered unto (Aprox)	800
Total number of Volunteers	30
Total number of bibles distributed	250
Total number of homes covered (Aprox)	175
Total number of Children fed (Aprox)/td>	450
Total number of people trained in trained in Evangelism	150