On the morning of the 3rd of November 2019, the last day of the mens conference, Bethelites came to church in large numbers as there was only one service. A suprise awaited them, a suprised that marked a commitment of the church towards spreading the gospel of Christ. Behind the scenes, Prophet Julius had tasked the media team to facilitate the establishment of an official website that was to be launched that day. The proceedings of the day started with the Prophet himself giving a keynote address. His speech commenced by tracing a history of the different tools Bethel church for all nations has used in the past in order to target the masses and win souls for Christ. Amongst them he cited the opening of new Bethel branches in and outside Botswana, holding crusades, engaging in community projects and opening a facebook page. He noted that these various strategies provided a plarform for the church to preach Jesus and still continue to do so.
At this point, he officially announced the latest development highlighting that the website for the church has been set up and can be accessed at http://www.bethel.org.bw. Users of the website will be able to access information concerning operations of Bethel Church for all Nations in various tabs such as about us which chronicles the origins of the church. Perhaps what will fascinate users of the site will be watching live services, being able to lodge in their prayer requests anonymously and being able to view testimonies. This functionality part of the website was presented by the media team and was follwed by mass dedication prayer to commit the site to the Lord. This part of the program was facilitated by Apostle Mubanga Kelly. The launch of the website was concluded by the Senior Pastor Kebangwe Haamuchenge who gave vote of thanks and encouraged the congregation to embrace the website and invite their families, friends and colleques to visit the it. The congregation was also invited to offer suggestions and any other related feedback on the site for continuos improvements to match global standards of technology.
