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.
Equipped to serve the Mozambican church
Inge Michel and Angelika Maader share about the challenges Mozambique faces and about how INTENA Bible college is seeking to support and equip pastors.
Hearts are turning to God
The TIMO team to the Fulani have been in Niger since May 2016. Angèle tells us how the team have seen God working in the hearts of the Fulani.
AIM Air evacuations
What did 25th December look like for you? For the SIM team in Doro, South Sudan, Christmas day afternoon found them lying on the floors of their houses as the sounds of gunshots came far too close for comfort. Tensions had risen and there were several days of unrest between the 40,000 refugees who live in the Doro Refugee Camp and the Doro community.
Workers for the field
Over 300 million people in Africa have little opportunity to hear the good news, and even less opportunity to be discipled. “Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field" (Matthew 9:38).
Jesus is in Digoland
For the last few years the Digo Focus team have been using their various skills to come alongside the Digo and share the gospel with them. Samantha Johnson shares...
The bumpy road to CAR
After years of praying and waiting, Steve and Sharon Entwistle moved to CAR in September 2015, to reach out to the nomadic Mbororo people. We asked them to tell us a little bit about the country.
A door for the gospel
F* has recently joined a team serving in the Islands. He shares how teaching English to the Islanders is opening doors to share the gospel.
Sharing hope with the Fulani
Angèle moved to Niger last year to live among the agricultural Fulani people. She tells us about the people and their beliefs.
Why bother with healthcare?
Dr Jon Eager tells us about the opportunities that healthcare provides for reaching the unreached.
Do they know it’s Christmas?
Going from store to store Christmas shopping it’s inevitable that at some point you’ll hear the Band Aid track ‘Do they know it’s Christmas?’ blaring out. Released originally in 1984 to raise funds for anti-famine charities in Ethiopia, the track was re-released in 1989, 2004 and most recently (with slightly altered words) in 2014 amidst the Ebola crisis in western Africa.
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