Africa Missions Conference 2025
photo: Rev. Ray Mensah at right
September 23–27, 2025. At the Semara Hotel in Machakos, Kenya, more than 500 mission leaders from 46 nations gathered for what many now call a turning point in Africa’s missionary story...
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WE GOT OUR MIRACLE
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Musa,* the youth leader of a religious sect in the town sent letters threatening to kill Pa Johnson’s family and to burn down his house. Next, he reported Pa Johnson to the town’s government officials, and Pa Johnson was called into a meeting....
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Miracles, I have learned, are not the gospel – buy they are its undeniable confirmation. After spending decades on the frontier mission field among an unreached people group, I have witnessed the unmistakable faithfulness and power of God. I hav...
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In Lagos, Nigeria, something quietly historic unfolded in October 2025. The Pan-African Conference for Missionary and Cross-Cultural Kids (PACMACK) was not just an event. PACMACK was a long-awaited answer to a question many children of African mis...
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