FREEDOM PARK SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH

ADVENTIST MENS ORGANIZATION (AMO) REPORT FOR THE QUARTER ENDING 16th DECEMBER 2012
1. Objective of the organisation: chiefly outreach programmes i. ii. iii. Lay preaching effort Community Service Prison Ministry

ACTION PLAN (vision 2012) Hope and 3 ABN channels installation at the prison with one week effort. Community service and hospital visitation. Distribution of VOP and other churches. 2. Membership a. Affiliated b. Non-affiliated Total 16 13 29

3. Financial Report a. 2012 budget K6, 000,000 * b. Income* c. Expense* d. Balance* (* Refer to treasury income report) 4. Meeting a. Meeting days Sabbath b. Number of meeting held - 5 c. Recommendation from meeting held - none 5. Community Service Work a. Planned activities Activity i. ii. Literature Distribution to hospital homesteads Community service at Kanfinsa/ hospital

Action Plan I. II. Distribute food stuff/materials to Kanfinsa /hospital Conduct Sabbath program at Kanfinsa

b. Activities Undertaken i. Completed repair of the house for brother Driver Banda at Kandabwe ii. Successfully held AMO effort at Kamfinsa prison. Daily average attendance 115. Baptised 23 brothers. Distributed laundry items and stationery to church members. Conducted Sabbath program. Had fellowship lunch with company leaders. iii. A pocket of cement was donated to repair the baptism pond. iv. Conducted AMO day on 24.12.12 v. Test of fitness walk to Wusakile round about took place on 25.12.12, a total number 23 members took place compromising of 7 sisters and 16 brothers.

6. Brief comments on general performance of the department Members continued to participate actively in AMO activities especially in conducting the effort at Kamfinsa prison and AMO day. Special appreciation to Brother Boyd Muwowo for the effective preaching during the effort period. 7. Time Management i. ii. Past management of time; none Future events to be undertaken; To conduct AMO day on 24th November. To organise test of fitness, walk and jog on 27 November 06:00hrs from church to Wusakile police station and back.

Prepared by C. Sikazwe-AMO leader