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.
Everything I’d hoped
James Hookham is a recent Mathematics with French graduate from Imperial College of London who is taking a year out to serve in Madagascar. Here he shares how he has been getting on so far:
The desperate need for Biblical Christianity
Loots Lambrechts works at the Preach the Word training course in Rwanda. He talks about his passion to help the African church be faithful to the truth of the gospel as revealed in Scripture.
New Members – May 2015
John & Alma Baker served on a TIMO (Training in Ministry Outreach) team in the Indian Ocean Islands from 2010-2012. They are now returning to Mayotte to continue sharing the gospel with the Kibuishi people. They share their story here:
The Digo focus team update
Sharing the gospel with an unreached people group is not easy. Here the Raychards share something of a team’s preparation as they get ready to live amongst the Digo people of southern Kenya.
The Mwani – God doesn’t give up
Tim & Bron Heaton live and work in northern Mozambique amongst the unreached Mwani people. They give this update on the struggles, privileges and activities of their day to day lives amongst the Mwani.
Madagascar update
Stella is a presenter at the Voice of the Good News Radio station in Mandritsara, part of the Good News Hospital project. We also asked Phoebe (9); Jonah (7) and Barnaby (3) their thoughts on living in Madagascar.
Southern Conference
Would you like to be inspired, learn about life in Africa and hear stories of God at work?
Inspirational Scottish Conference
The 2015 Scottish Conference took place on Saturday 28 March at Perth Baptist Church. Around 100 delegates spent their Saturday being encouraged, inspired and challenged during the event – and were incredibly well fed too!
Medics in a hostile world
Yesterday, I was carrying out the most ignoble procedure a surgeon can do, and caught myself thinking ‘this is not what I came here to do’. Followed immediately by the challenge ‘but I thought you wanted to serve others?
Why bother: with Bible & Theology?
To continue our series examining the ministries of our mission partners, we asked Tony Swanson, why theological training is so important.
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