"The evangelistic mandate of CAC is not limited to Nigeria. Through the International Gathering of Eagles Conference (IGOEC), global missions and various zonal outreaches, CAC has taken the gospel to Ghana, Kenya, the UK, Canada, the US, and beyond," writes Pastor Amos Dada, Ph.D., P.Eng, Convener of the International Gathering of Eagles Conference, in the Christ Apostolic Church Hope For All newsletter. "This global focus aligns with the vision of taking the gospel to the uttermost parts of the earth" (Acts 1:8).
"As a personal example, when I came to Canada in 2001, the Lord said I should put Canada on the spiritual map of the world and raise an eagle generation that led me to start International Gathering of Eagles Conference (IGOEC), a global outreach initiative birthed to fulfill the Great Commission beyond borders. Through this visionary platform, CAC Bethel Canada has extended its evangelistic reach to over 52 nations, engaging in dynamic crusades, revivals, and church planting efforts."
"We have won opportunity to do an outreach to Argentina and Chile. God used the leadership summits, revivals, and believers from around the world to receive fresh fire, divine impartation and empowerment for kingdom expansion. ICOEC serves as a rallying point for revival in San Juan and many souls were won to the kingdom."
Reigniting the flame of evangelism today, he writes, means: training and equipping the laity and clergy for effective soul-winning; investing in youth and campus evangelism to reach the next generation; encouraging every assembly to develop an intentional evangelism strategy; and utilizing media and technology to expand digital evangelism and reach unreached audiences — thanking God for the CACNA Bible Institute's part in that work.
"Reviving the power of prayer and fasting, which has always fueled effective evangelism in the CAC tradition," he closes. "The conference is not just a meeting — it is a mission that brings the transforming power of the gospel to cities and nations," mobilizing the church to plant vibrant assemblies and nurture spiritual growth in diverse cultural contexts, so that similar organizations can be developed and strengthened across the mission.
