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Find out how an Island project became a global resource and how tech has enabled this ministry to flourish.
These beautiful tropical islands are 99.9% Muslim and for security reasons we refer to this area as the Indian Ocean Islands rather than naming individual islands. Islam is deeply rooted on these islands and to be an islander is to be a Muslim. There are a small number of believers on each island but many follow Jesus secretly for fear of rejection and persecution.
Political instability and a lack of natural resources has left these islands underdeveloped, and all our teams serve islanders in areas such as education and medical work. The work is slow, but God is building his church here, and we wait in faith for the day when we see small groups of believers springing up across the islands, worshipping God in their own language, strong and unified, boldly speaking of the hope that they have to all around them!
Find out how an Island project became a global resource and how tech has enabled this ministry to flourish.
Dawn* shares how technology is helping to advance Bible translation on the Islands.
We explore the unique impact women have. Journey alongside our female missionaries as they share both the joys and challenges.
Could you use your English teaching skills to share the love of Jesus with people on the Indian Ocean Islands?
We are preparing to serve in Mayotte, supporting the AIM team in their efforts to make disciples among the unreached.
Elle* has recently started serving on the Indian Ocean Islands. She talks about what ministry there is like as a single woman.