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God’s project of hope
The scars in the history and the lives of Rwandans cause many to ask, ‘where is God?’
The scars in the history and the lives of Rwandans cause many to ask, ‘where is God?’
I work with local churches in Chimoio, Mozambique, to make disciples who will in turn make disciples.
Karin will retire from serving with AIM in March next year. “’Kairos’ means ‘time’, in
Zillah Whitehouse shares how growing up in a student church in Manchester prepared her for the joys and challenges of the church she attends in Uganda.
Jacob Igba, Mobilising Officer for AIM’s South African office, explains how they use the Kairos course to address one of the main challenges of mobilising.
“In December the first group of Emergency medicine and Critical Care Clinical Officers (ECCCOs) completed
The Halestraps have had to return to the UK for medical reasons after sharing the love of Jesus through medical work, teaching and discipleship at Kijabe Hospital in Kenya since 2012.
In 2020 I finished my assignment in Rwanda and married my husband Eric. Currently I am living in the Netherlands and serving with the AIM France office.
Pete & Libby Halestrap seek to serve the people attending and working in Kijabe Hospital Kenya. Here they share about the role the hospital has in outreach and evangelism.
Claire Weddell from New Life Church in Newcastle upon Tyne shares about the importance of the local church in Mozambique and her part in equipping and mobilising.