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.
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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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Kathleen is a member of AIM’s Borderless team, working with the African diaspora in Scotland. She continues to love being involved with the English Conversation Cafes and Befriending ministry. It has taken a while, but she is encouraged by the deep and meaningful conversations developing with those she meets with each week. A few months ago, she had an incredible conversation with a lady that started off by talking about the Loch Ness Monster. Somehow, the conversation developed into discussing the differences between their cultures, and beliefs about evil spirits. Kathleen was able to share that as a Christian, she believes that God is greater than any evil spirit or demon or Satan, and that as followers of Jesus, we have His Spirit living in us, and that the Bible says, “He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world” (1 John4:4). When they were walking home, her friend said to her, “Kathleen, today, we have had a very good discussion”. Please continue to pray for the Holy Spirit to guide Kathleen’s words and open doors for spiritual conversations with those she meets with daily.
Amelia serves in West Africa, sharing the gospel with those in a region that is very opposed to the message of Jesus Christ. A small group have been meeting to pray and plan around how they might help local worship arise. There are few worship songs in the local language, and it’s not clear that any of them are ever actually used in worship. There are lots of barriers to heart worship springing up there, yet there is a sense that God is calling it forth. Pray that God would guide and use them as the Spirit gives the passion, the gifting and the vision to men and women there.
Zac is doing Youth Sports Ministry in Tanzania for a year, having started in January. Praise God for the opportunities he has had to build relationships with local men. One of them is a Muslim man who runs a vegetable stand at the local market. He attends the mosque regularly to pray throughout each day and has a wife and two young kids. He’s enthusiastic, eager to chat, and funny. After a great recommendation from a missionary friend to take a pack of cards there, playing cards with him behind his stall has become a regular activity for them as they talk. Please pray for Zac’s friendship with this man, that the Lord would use him to proclaim the good news. Another man is called Okwi, who works on one of the nearby construction projects. He always greets everyone with a huge smile on his face, and it’s evident that he is ‘just a quality bloke’ in Zac’s words! He attended church a couple of Sundays ago for the first time in his life, and afterwards Zac found out that he had asked for a Bible! He has seen him reading it in recent days and has been greatly encouraged. Please ask that Okwi may experience the love and joy of the Lord, experiencing deep fellowship with the One who created him.