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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Join hundreds of supporters in different nations praying daily for Africa’s unreached peoples. Receive a weekly email with daily prayer points or pray with PrayerMate.

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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Pray for the 40,000 Alagwa who live in the hills and mountains of central Tanzania. Ask the Lord to protect the Bible translation work among this community, and work in the hearts of the translators; the team often feel a lot of spiritual oppression, attack and discouragement. Praise God for N who says he would like to be baptised. Pray he would keep pressing passionately into Jesus, and not be swayed by attacks of fear, social pressure, or threats.

Pray that churches around the world would be mobilised for missions in dependence on the grace and power of the Lord, in partnership with African churches, and with priority for unreached people groups.

Kathleen has served in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for 30 years with Safina Street Network, an outreach working with vulnerable children and young people. Kathleen is due to return to Tanzania on her second ‘ Safina Vision’ trip in the middle of May, where she will be taking twelve guests along to learn more about the work. Please pray for her as she seeks to raise awareness of the work of Safina, and that the Lord would be preparing the hearts of those attending to want to partner with Kathleen in supporting this ministry.