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The Journey to the World Missions Congress
By Rev. Canon Timothy Olonade, PhD
Consultant, Global Missions Affairs to the Primate
Part one of two reports on the World Missions Conference held in Abuja, 2025
When Archbishop Henry Ndukuba...
Read MoreA holy convergence for gospel advance
Part one of two reports on the World Missions Conference held in Abuja, 2025
Summary report & personal reflection
By Dr. Jacob Terhemba Igba
Catalyst, Africa Inland Mission Sou...
People Group: the Mandinka of West Africa
The Mandinka are a West African people group numbering about 2.5 million and found mainly in southern Gambia, southern Mali, southern Senegal, and eastern Guinea. There are very few of them also in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Guinea-Bissau. ...
Read MoreWhat next, Lord?
How we did it
After completing a major church building project known as Omega One, the leaders of Asokoro Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria, gathered to prayerfully discern God’s next move. Their hearts wer...
Read MoreMission Enablers facilitate missions funding
After visiting missionaries in northern Nigeria, Niyo Osomo and his team realized that a lot of missionaries had to leave the field simply from a lack of finances. In 2018, he founded Mission Enablers (ME) to raise funds across denominational li...
Read MoreMission Campaign Network
Mission Campaign Network (MCN) is a faith-based and non-denominational Christian organization that exists to mobilize and equip God’s people to participate in God’s redemptive mission to all nations. This involves serving the Body of Christ by...
Read MoreTowards a strong sending African Church
With the African continent now home to the largest number of Christians worldwide, the African Church is uniquely positioned to lead in God’s global mission. Yet, this responsibility remains marginal rather than mainstream. Drawing parallels wit...
Read MoreTwo churches in mission: the work of obedience
Ghana:
When Rev. William Tsinigo was a second-year student at his Bible School, he decided to plant a church where he could put into practice what he was learning. But God had bigger plans. His ...
Read MoreA pivotal moment for Africa
In 2015, Melias, a Malagasy construction engineer, heard a pastor share how the gospel first reached Madagascar in 1818. Shocked that many Malagasy still hadn’t heard the Good News, he left his job to join a six-month mission training in Antanan...
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