What is our role?
Sam and Derrick are Ugandans, both involved in mission work. We interview them about what the role western missionaries play on the mission field in Africa.
Auteur : AIM Europe
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What’s happening in Uganda?
Like most of the world, schools in Uganda have been impacted by Covid-19. Ugandan schools have not been fully open since March 2020 (although international schools are now happening online and will probably soon be reopening on campus in some form). Those taking exams this school year returned in October, but many children who really need school are still not allowed to attend.
Meet short termer Jack
Jack went to serve among the Gabbra in northern Kenya. He says… “I have come away with a new heart for mission, and a burden for unreached people that need Jesus and do not yet know him. I pray with renewed energy and eagerness for missionaries in the field and the calling of new workers.”
Meet short termer Kerry
Kerry served short term as a teacher at Rift Valley Academy in Kijabe, Kenya. Here she shares a little about her time in Kenya.
Meet the Ramangalahy family
Hervé is Malagasy and lived in Madagascar until he was 24, when he joined Nathalia, who is Swiss, in Geneva. They got married and have three children, Rija (11), Andry (9) and Mialy (5). They are just starting ministry in Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar. We asked them how God led them to the mission field.
Called to go, and stay
Janaine Basso, her husband Fernando and their two sons, Benicio (5) and Timóteo (2), live in Betroka, southern Madagascar, among the Bara people. Janaine explains how God called her.