Boston, MA – In a time when faith seems to be wavering for many, one man is standing firm in his mission to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. Evangelist Moses Mukitale, a passionate preacher living in Boston, Massachusetts, is doing everything possible to bring the message of salvation to the people of the city. Leading a dedicated team of believers, Mukitale preaches the gospel twice a week, urging people to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior and repent of their sins.
A Mission Rooted in Faith
Originally from Uganda, Mukitale has always had a deep love for sharing the word of God. Since moving to the United States, he has embraced his calling with even greater determination. In a world filled with uncertainty, sin, and moral decay, he believes that the message of the gospel is more critical than ever.
“Our world is broken, and many people are searching for hope in the wrong places,” Mukitale says. “But true hope, peace, and salvation can only be found in Jesus Christ. He is the way, the truth, and the life.”
Mukitale and his team take to the streets of Boston twice a week, preaching boldly in parks, on sidewalks, and in busy public spaces. Their message is simple yet powerful: repent, turn away from sin, and surrender to Christ.
The Call to Repentance
Mukitale’s preaching emphasizes the urgency of repentance. He often references scriptures like Acts 3:19, which says, “Repent therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, so that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord.”
He warns that while God is loving and merciful, judgment is inevitable for those who reject His grace. “Many people think they have all the time in the world, but tomorrow is not promised,” he preaches. “Now is the time to accept Jesus, while there is still an opportunity.”
Mukitale is particularly concerned about the moral direction of society, where sin is increasingly normalized. He calls on people to reject sinful lifestyles and embrace righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ.
Overcoming Challenges in Evangelism
Preaching in a modern city like Boston is not without its challenges. Some people ignore or mock the message, while others openly resist it. But Mukitale and his team remain undeterred. “Jesus Himself faced opposition, and He told us we would too,” Mukitale explains. “But we will not stop preaching because the gospel is the power of God for salvation.”
Despite the challenges, there are moments of great joy—when people stop to listen, engage in conversations, and even surrender their lives to Christ on the spot. Mukitale recounts testimonies of individuals who were lost in addiction, depression, and hopelessness but found a new purpose after hearing the gospel.
A Call to the People of Boston
Mukitale urges the people of Boston to open their hearts to the gospel. He reminds them that Jesus Christ is the only way to eternal life, as stated in John 14:6, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”
“Jesus died for every single one of us,” he emphasizes. “No matter what you have done, His blood is enough to cleanse you. But you must make the decision to follow Him.”
Mukitale encourages those who have already accepted Christ to live boldly for their faith and to share the gospel with others. He believes revival is possible in Boston but that it will take the commitment of believers who are unashamed to proclaim the name of Jesus.
Continuing the Mission
As Mukitale and his team continue their twice-weekly evangelistic outreach, they remain steadfast in their commitment to seeing lives transformed. Their mission is not about personal gain or recognition—it is about bringing people to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.
“Our greatest desire is to see people set free from sin and walking in the light of Christ,” Mukitale says. “We will keep preaching, praying, and believing for a great harvest of souls.”
For those seeking prayer, guidance, or more information, Mukitale welcomes them with open arms. “The door is always open. Jesus is waiting for you—come to Him today.”
Conclusion
As darkness increases in the world, the light of the gospel must shine even brighter. Evangelist Moses Mukitale is a testament to the power of unwavering faith and obedience to God’s calling. His mission is clear: to call people to repentance, to proclaim salvation through Jesus Christ, and to remind Boston—and the world—that hope is found in the cross.
The sun will shine again 