A white sheet of paper, held by a left hand, displays a printed and partially handwritten Sunday worship schedule. The document identifies the organization as "OFISI ZA UBAKOZI WA YESU DUNIANI" (Offices of Jesus's Salvation Worldwide) and "T.A.G - MBAGARA RANGI TATU." This location is specified as Mbagala Rangi Tatu, a neighborhood within Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The schedule is dated February 7, 2026, and outlines events from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM, including prayers, a discipleship class, praise and worship involving the Sinai, ZAS (Vijana), and Nuru choirs, a sermon by the Lead Pastor, church announcements, and a final dismissal. Key personnel named include Baba Samweli as the Worship Leader and Mrs. Kasimili as the Deacon on Duty. The paper also includes sections for recording attendance counts for children, adults, and guests, categorized by gender. A partial blue rectangular stamp near the bottom right confirms the "T.A.G MBAGALA RANGI TATU" affiliation. The background reveals a dark-colored electronic sound mixing board with multiple knobs and faders, indicating an indoor venue, likely a church or assembly hall. in Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania

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Jan 1, 2026, 6:14 AM

Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania

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A white sheet of paper, held by a left hand, displays a printed and partially handwritten Sunday worship schedule. The document identifies the organization as "OFISI ZA UBAKOZI WA YESU DUNIANI" (Offices of Jesus's Salvation Worldwide) and "T.A.G - MBAGARA RANGI TATU." This location is specified as Mbagala Rangi Tatu, a neighborhood within Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The schedule is dated February 7, 2026, and outlines events from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM, including prayers, a discipleship class, praise and worship involving the Sinai, ZAS (Vijana), and Nuru choirs, a sermon by the Lead Pastor, church announcements, and a final dismissal. Key personnel named include Baba Samweli as the Worship Leader and Mrs. Kasimili as the Deacon on Duty. The paper also includes sections for recording attendance counts for children, adults, and guests, categorized by gender. A partial blue rectangular stamp near the bottom right confirms the "T.A.G MBAGALA RANGI TATU" affiliation. The background reveals a dark-colored electronic sound mixing board with multiple knobs and faders, indicating an indoor venue, likely a church or assembly hall.

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