Safina Street Network is an outreach service working with vulnerable children and young people in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. Safina aims to help these children come into a relationship with Jesus Christ as well as assisting them with shelter, food, medical treatment, education and life skills. We asked a few of the children and young people some questions about themselves and their lives
What does the ministry of Derek & Narina Harborne, serving in Mbarara, Uganda look like? Here they share a brief snapshot of their day…
As part of AIM’s call to reach the unreached across Africa, we are partnering with Serving in Mission (SIM) to send a joint team to the Fulani peoples of Niger.
The Institute of Bible & Ministry (IBM) is a theological programme designed to enable, mobilise and inspire the 140 pastors and evangelists of the Africa Inland Church (AIC) in eastern Tanzania. Steve & Ruth Lancaster share…
The San (or Bushmen) are the oldest inhabitants of Southern Africa and renowned for their survival and hunting skills, and rich cultural traditions.
Pete & Libby Halestrap seek to serve the people attending and working in Kijabe Hospital Kenya. Here they share about the role the hospital has in outreach and evangelism.
