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The Restoration Of Jinja City - Bishop Dr Stephan Matua (Kenya)

Reinhard Bonnke's involvement with Jinja, Uganda, centers on a controversial crusade in 1990 that was stopped by the military, an event that led to a long-standing local belief that the area was "cursed". He returned to Jinja in 2012 to preach again, and a similar, larger crusade was held in Jinja in July 2022, where local leaders publicly apologized and sought reconciliation for the earlier incident. 1990: Crusade stopped by military A Christ for all Nations (CfaN) crusade in Jinja was forcibly halted by the military, who ordered Bonnke to stop preaching and leave. Bonnke and his team complied, leaving the area as a result. Some residents believed this event had a negative impact, including economic problems and a period of misfortune, which they attributed to the rejection of the gospel at that time. 2012: Return to Uganda Bonnke returned to Uganda in 2012 for a crusade, holding a press conference where he stated he held no grudge against those involved in the 1990 incident. He met with the then-President of Uganda and was welcomed back warmly. This visit marked his first return to Jinja in 22 years. 2022: Reconciliation and crusade In July 2022, a CfaN partnership crusade was held in Jinja on the same site as the original 1990 crusade. During the event, a government representative officially repented on behalf of the region for what happened in 1990. The apology was accepted, and the leaders publicly forgave the region, which was met with great jubilation from the crowd. The event was seen as a historic reconciliation and an opportunity for a new era of blessing for the land.