Connect
Connect is Africa Inland Mission’s journal, sent out three times a year in printed form, or monthly via email. With stories and articles, why not use this journal to help you pray, reflect and grow as you learn more about the work among Africa’s least reached people.
“Your booklets are well designed and give a multitude of information that it is delightful to read and great evidence of the work of God. Thank you so very much”
Included with Connect is our Pray for booklets. They include seven prayers to help and enrich you and your church to pray more deeply on a range of topics connected to the gospel work among Africa’s peoples. Find out more about our Pray for resource here
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Connect Jan – April 2023
At the start of the year together, it is good to take time to give thanks to God for his goodness and count his many blessings.
Connect September – December 2022
1000 people groups in Africa are still unreached with the gospel of Christ. In this issue we invite you to delve deeper and understand our passion for sharing Jesus where he is not known.
Pray for African Diaspora prayer guide
This guide focuses on areas to help you and your church pray for the African diaspora living in the UK and Europe. “Pray for…” is designed to enrich your prayer life and help you engage more deeply with various topics.
Connect May – August 2022
14 million African-born immigrants already live in Europe. In this edition, we ask how do we love our neighbours, proclaim Christ, and equip churches to work with the African diaspora?
Connect January – April 2022
We reflect on how we exercise the role God originally gave us to care for creation while also living out the gospel in anticipation of the restoration of creation.
Pray for creation care prayer guide
Malcolm Duncan focuses on seven areas to help you and your church pray for our relationship with creation and the gospel. “Pray for…” is designed to enrich your prayer life and help you engage more deeply with various topics.
Connect September – December 2021
Women have been a key part of AIM since our very inception. Margaret Scott was instrumental in leading AIM’s first missionary foray alongside her brother Peter. Our history is marked by the actions of remarkable women, who at great cost to themselves have pursued God’s commands to take the gospel to those in Africa who have yet to hear it.
Pray for Women prayer guide
Malcolm Duncan focuses on seven areas to help you and your church pray for women who live and serve in Africa. “Pray for…” is designed to enrich your prayer life and help you engage more deeply with various topics.
Connect May – August 2021
If Africa still needs Western missionaries, it’s not because Africans cannot do it on their own – Africans are pioneering ministry without Western involvement. The main idea now is synergy.
Connect January – April 2021
‘Look up at the sky and count the stars…so shall your off-spring be’ (Genesis 15:5). Time and again in the long years that followed, Abraham would have been reminded every time he looked up at the night sky of this promise from God.
Connect October – December 2020
What has changed in 125 years? Missionaries from the early 1900s would not recognise much about the AIM of 2020. And today’s missionaries might not recognise the AIM of 2050. Or even 2030.
Connect July – September 2020
I would never have dreamt how God would bless these relationships or how he would lead us all in his service. I wonder how he might be calling you?