Histoires d'hommes et de femmes en Afrique
Découvrez comment Dieu travaille à travers la vie de gens ordinaires pour étendre son royaume. Lisez des récits d'africains et de missionnaires, envoyés du monde entier, qui cherchent à partager la bonne nouvelle avec ceux qui ne l'ont pas encore entendue.
Meet Gilles and Myriam from France
Gilles and Myriam Bonvallat studied at Geneva Bible Institute (IBG) from 1995-96 as they prepared to go to Nyankunde, DR Congo with AIM. Now the Institute is part of the French office’s mobilising strategy.
A UK church going global
We interviewed Liz Hayden, a member of the staff team at Christ Church Mayfair, to find out what motivates them to be a global church.
Working with African partners
Paul is from Ghana and has been serving in North Africa with his wife, Juliet, for the last 20 years. They have recently become AIM members and will continue to serve in this challenging and sensitive location with our support.
They need people like you to go
Mike Smailes is a local church pastor, passionate about the Lord’s Great Commission. Here, Mike shares some of the questions he has had about traditional mission work.
Africa on your doorstep
Simon and Miriam Desborough have been serving with a church in the East Midlands for a year, reaching out with the gospel to people from North Africa on a local council estate.
How can your church mobilise people?
Our Mobilisation Director, carried out a survey with local church leaders to find out what has helped them mobilise people for mission.
How does the local church go global?
Stephen Bazely gives his views on Andy Johnson’s book, 'Missions: How the local church goes global'.
What is mobilising?
Our heart is to see Christ-centred churches among all African peoples and our priority is to go to the people groups still unreached with the gospel. Tim introduces us to what mobilisation looks like in the local church.
Where next?
Looking back, we have seen the growth of the church in Africa, but where is God calling AIM in the future? Here William, who heads up AIM’s Northern Region, shares his thoughts and hopes for AIM’s work.
Retourner
Pour de nombreux missionnaires, l'appel vers le champ de mission implique de traverser des frontières, des cultures et des langues. Mais l'histoire de Rosina Ferdinand est un peu différente. Aujourd'hui responsable d'AIM pour Madagascar, elle est une missionnaire qui vit et travaille pour partager l'Évangile avec son propre peuple, les Sakalava, sur l'île même où elle a grandi.
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