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Frank and Josie

After eighteen years in Africa, Frank and Josie (names changed) are now back in the UK serving with Borderless.  Frank is mentoring young men in a local High School and Josie is helping out at an English conversation class and a befriending programme.

They began serving with AIM in 2002, when they worked for two years as volunteer coordinators for the Eastern Region office in Kenya. On their return to the UK they both went into teaching, and in 2009 went to Namibia to serve on an AIM team working with the Ministry of Education and the local church on the Kaisosi Evangelical Bible Church Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project, seeking to serve orphans and vulnerable children. In summer 2010 they returned to working in the Eastern Region office as Short Term Coordinators, and in 2012 joined a team seeking to reach the unreached on one of the islands in the Indian Ocean. In December 2013, Frank and Josie returned to serve in Kenya again, seeking to serve missionaries through educating and discipling their children.  

Back in the UK for medical reasons, we are excited about the doors that seem to be opening with ‘New Scots’ and the skills God has given us to serve in these areas.

Latest Prayer News

Pray that we will maintain our passion, as AIM, to see the worship of Jesus Christ spread among Africans around the globe – through individual lives fully committed to him, and collectively through Christ-centred churches. Pray for African churches you know as they gather to worship tomorrow and African brothers and sisters who may be worshiping with you. Pray for us in AIM, as we seek to ensure that all we do is effectively supporting this vision.

Many changes have occurred in recent months in West Africa. The few churches and the Christian community in one West African country are under intense pressure and facing numerous challenges. The small, newly established churches are being tested, and the enemy wants to destroy these small, still fragile communities. Many expatriates are unsure whether their visas will be extended. Our brothers and sisters need our prayers to stand firm in the storm, to remain anchored in the hope and truth of the Word, and to have the courage to face insecurity and opposition.

Plans are well advanced for the 5th East Midlands Outreach week which will be taking place from 2nd – 10th August this year. We are recruiting for the week in partnership with Reach Across, another organization similar to Borderless, and it will be one of their members who leads the week. Pray for the Lord to assemble the right team for this work and for all the plans to come together smoothly.

Pray for those doing short term placements. One person who recently completed a medical elective at Kijabe hospital said, “It was amazing – a real blessing to see God at work. I was very encouraged in talking to the missionaries and seeing how God is placed at the centre of health care – I definitely would like to go back to Africa and I will be in touch!” Another, currently doing a medical elective at Kijabe hospital reported, “I arrived in Kijabe this afternoon and spent the evening with other short-term missionaries, so feeling the warmth of Christ already!” Praise the Lord for rich experiences and ask for God’s ongoing leading in the lives of these short-termers.

Alan and Pauline Jordan serve with the Africa Inland Church in Nanyuki, northern Kenya. The evening sessions and the Saturday teaching sessions of the Bible Training Course for Pastors/Leaders (BTCP/L) programme are reaching their climax, studying the final book, concerning Mission, Evangelism and Discipleship. The only problem is the students are all concerned about what to do next with the time they commit each week studying the course! They have suggested studying a diploma, or seminars on various topics. They just love the fellowship, teaching and fun they have together. Pray for wisdom for Alan as it leaves him in a quandary as to what the Lord is leading him to do next. There are a few students who will need to do catch up classes during July before the graduation. Pray for the first Nanyuki Graduation on Saturday 2nd August when many friends, family and dignitaries will join the celebrations.

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