One of the reasons we’re passionate about teaching God’s Word and engaging in discipleship, is to help combat false teaching, like this story about the Holy Spirit in Africa, and other false teaching which abounds in many churches, not just here in Africa, but around the world.
This summer a TIMO (Training in Ministry Outreach) team will begin ministry among the unreached Ik people of Uganda. Here a few of the team members have shared about themselves and their thoughts as they prepare to go and serve.
As part of AIM’s Vision 2020 we have committed to build 40 teams to reach unreached African diaspora groups. We’ve set up a specific diaspora region to facilitate this integral part of our international strategy. But what does diaspora mean and why do we continue to view this work as important?
As part of Ruth’s commitment to caring for missionaries, last year she went to Kenya. During this trip, Ruth noticed the impact that technology has on member care. Here she discusses the pros and cons of using technology to keep in touch.
Owen & Miriam Pugh with Ella, Charlie (at RVA) Imani & Cerys are serving as part of a Focus team working among the Alagwa in Tanzania.
In July 2015 a team of 14 went out to Ile Sainte Marie off the coast of Madagascar to serve in a number of ministries, but ultimately to share the gospel with those who had never heard of Jesus. Led by Rodrigo & Valeska Petrelli, the team included three members of Edinburgh University Christian Union. One of those students, Màiri, shares her experience.
