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.
Guided by God
François and Florence Andriantsalama are Malagasy missionaries from the Vezo and Masikoro people groups.
Ordinary men
One of the constants for Tony and Cath Swanson over their twenty years in Tanzania as ministries, programmes and locations have changed, has been the rich personal relationships that they have established.
In our community
A missionary couple share the blessings and challenge of working among Africans in the UK.
Going to the hard places
As Miriam Butcher looks back, she’s able to acknowledge God’s faithfulness, goodness and grace as she has celebrated AIM’s 75, 100 and now 125 anniversaries.
Sophie’s story
Sophie* became a believer a few years ago, and one of our workers on the Islands has been privileged to witness and be part of her journey.
A diverse task
If you were to walk along the streets of Cardiff, it wouldn’t take long for you to notice the ethnic and religious diversity.
From the beginning
Justin, AIM’s Unit Leader, shares the story of AIM’s ministry in Chad, as we look at the past, present and future, through the person of Moussa.
The church will stand
Wendy Atkins shares how the church, planted in the southeast corner of French Equatorial Africa, now the country of Central African Republic (CAR), has grown despite rebellions, wars, and consistent country-wide insecurity.
Still gathering, still praying
Christine Oliver shares how she was able to witness God at work, bringing together his perfect plan, as she served as a trained nurse and midwife in the Central African Republic.
Sharing the ups and downs
Ann serves as a doctor in Chad, meeting people in their homes and also treating them and their children for mental illness and epilepsy.
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