Fuel God's Mission Through Prayer
Prayer is the heartbeat of every breakthrough in the lives of Africans around the world. When you pray for AIM’s missionaries and Africa’s unreached peoples, you’re not just offering support—you’re wielding the most powerful tool in advancing God’s kingdom.
Your prayers matter
Every church planted, every life transformed, and every breakthrough among unreached people groups begins with prayer. Your prayers are just as vital as our missionaries’ service.
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Daily prayer
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Insightful prayer guides for Africa’s unreached peoples and places. With a country focus and insights into spiritual barriers, and key prayer points.
Pray for specific people groups with our North and West prayer map, a focus on the people we hope to reach in the coming years. Deepen your understanding and focus your prayers.
Discover more about our missionaries, where and who they are serving, as well as current prayer needs.
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Current prayers
Pray for the 2 million Borana who live in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia. Praise God that they are sharing the gospel with their own people, making disciples and building one another up in the faith. Please pray for the Borana pastors who are leading the churches and training others to help in the ministry for the next generation. Ask that the evangelistic efforts and faithful Bible teaching may raise up more leaders and disciple-makers.
Pray that all in AIM would be Christ-centred: compelled by Christ’s love (2 Cor 5:14) to love, pray for, and proclaim the gospel to Africa’s unreached peoples. Pray that our sufficiency, hope, and ministry would flow from our relationship with Christ. Pray that we would serve by His grace and strength and submit to His will.
Bruce and Jan seek to build relationships with African diaspora in the UK as part of the Borderless team. In his role as a Bible translation consultant, Bruce is soon to be checking the book of Romans for the African translation team that he supports. This long and theologically rich letter is one of the most challenging portions of Scripture to translate well; please pray for wisdom and insight as he goes through it verse by verse over the coming months. He has also just started a small research project exploring ways in which UK churches could be more welcoming towards those who speak English as their second, third or fourth language. His supervisor is an African theologian who has extensive experience in this area, so that is a real blessing. Jan was really encouraged by the freedom with which she was able to share about the true meaning of Easter in recent English conversation classes. In one class, a student simply said, ‘We don’t know what Easter is all about. Please tell us.’ Lesson by lesson, home visit by home visit, the women’s understanding is growing and barriers to faith are slowly being removed. Please pray that the Lord would continue to supply Jan with patience and perseverance as she journeys alongside these women at the Holy Spirit’s pace.