Mozambican Families Request Bible Studies During Moamba Campaign

During a 15-day campaign run by Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives in Tenga, Moamba District, residents whose homes had not been visited began asking to be included. The campaign closed with 21 people making decisions for Christ.

Dercio Muhatuque, Mozambique Union Mission
A group of Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives conducting a 15-day evangelistic campaign in Tenga.

A group of Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives conducting a 15-day evangelistic campaign in Tenga.

Residents of Tenga, in Mozambique’s Moamba District, began asking to be included in a door-to-door Bible study campaign that had not yet reached their homes, according to Fátima Cote, who took part in the initiative.

“Why don’t you come to our homes too, so we can study the Bible?” residents asked, Cote said.

A group of Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives conducting a 15-day evangelistic campaign in Tenga.

A group of Seventh-day Adventist pastors’ wives ran the campaign from 10 to 24 October 2026 in Tenga, Mwachawane, under the theme “Christ, Our Hope.” Hosted by the Muiambo family, the women spent the 15 days on afternoon Bible studies, home visits and evening evangelistic meetings.

The team was supported by participants from Maputo City and from the local community.

The campaign closed with 21 people making decisions to give their lives to Jesus Christ.

Dercio Muhatuque, Mozambique Union Mission