Stories of Africa’s people
Discover how God is working through the lives of ordinary people to extend his kingdom. Read stories from Africa's people and missionaries, sent from around the world, as they seek to share the good news with those who have yet to hear it.
Pray for Karimojong believers
Paul and Helen share some prayer requests from Isaac, Adia Rosa and Amuk and Betty, local Karimojong believers in Uganda.
What is our role?
Sam and Derrick are Ugandans, both involved in mission work. Seb Allwright, an AIM missionary, interviewed them about what role there is for western missionaries to play on the mission field in Africa.
In our image?
The Apostle John had an amazing vision of the risen Christ in all his glory. But not many of us have seen a vision of God as John did. Instead, we can be tempted to project our understanding of the world onto how we view God. Caroline Bell talks about how moving to Moroto, Uganda, has shaped how she sees God and his character.
What’s happening in Uganda?
Like most of the world, schools in Uganda have been impacted by Covid-19. Ugandan schools have not been fully open since March 2020 (although international schools are now happening online and will probably soon be reopening on campus in some form). Those taking exams this school year returned in October, but many children who really need school are still not allowed to attend.
Meet the Ramangalahy family
Hervé is Malagasy and lived in Madagascar until he was 24, when he joined Nathalia, who is Swiss, in Geneva. They got married and have three children, Rija (11), Andry (9) and Mialy (5). They are just starting ministry in Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar. We asked them how God led them to the mission field.
Called to go, and stay
Janaine Basso, her husband Fernando and their two sons, Benicio (5) and Timóteo (2), live in Betroka, southern Madagascar, among the Bara people. Janaine explains how God called her.
Get to know the Bara
Betroka is a small village in southern Madagascar, surrounded by beautiful mountains. This place has been the land and home of the Bara people for centuries.
What’s happening in Madagascar?
Rosina Ferdinand, AIM's Unit Leader for Madagascar, shares about what is happening in Madagascar as the country deals with the impact of Covid-19.
Looking up
In 1910, as the leading architects of Christian mission around the world crafted a global plan for world mission, they were informed that there was no hope for Africa. Confronted with the seemingly 'hopeless case', it seems that some of these leaders failed to ‘look up’...
Scattering seed
Miriam Pugh shares how their family and their team have seen God at work among the Alagwa.
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