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Diaspora churches are moving forward God’s purposes
Writing from the UK, I can observe a steady increase in the number of African diaspora churches, or churches of Africans who have been scattered far from their homelands. I believe that God is using migration to allow the body of Christ to be pres...
Read MoreEmbracing God’s immigration policy in Chicago, USA
God has an immigration  policy with one sole  pu...
Read MoreMigration and media: open doors for the inaccessible
The name dalmar means “passing through lands”. It comes from the Horn of Africa, and describes those who are great travelers. Indeed travelling is part of the cultural heritage of this area. From a background of nomadic ...
Read MoreMission…right where I stand: engaging the diaspora peoples worldwide
The activity of Boko Haram in northeast Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, and Chad has displaced millions. Many have fled to southern Nigeria, making it possible for the Church to reach out to them with the gospel. In response, CAPRO, a missions agency wh...
Read MoreSharing the gospel with scattered people
A kind of earthquake is going on all over the world. Nations are experiencing cataclysms that are making people move “from everywhere to everywhere”. This dispersion of people is bringing unreached people groups within the neighborhood of the ...
Read MorePeople groups: university students
Currently 1,497 registered universities and tertiary institutions in Africa serve approximately five million students. In general, about 60 per cent of the African population identify as Christians and about 30 per cent as Muslims. The N...
Read MoreShining Like Stars
Shining Like Stars
by Lindsay Brown Published by Intervarsity Press UK, 2006
Shining like Stars: The Power of the GosÂpel in the World’s University is a book about the ever-living Christ impact...
Read MoreCalled: Thaddeus and Lucy Gichana
The firstborn child, I (ThadÂdeus) was raised in a family of three boys and two girls. Raising five children was an uphill task for my mother, a committed Christian, who was widowed at age 22. When I was six years old, one of my uncles took me in...
Read MoreNot too young!
Nigeria, the giant of Africa, sometimes gains notoriety for the wrong reasons. Yet here we are raising a generation of young people who, like Josiah, can rise from the ashes of the failure of their elders to establish and fulfill God’s purpose. ...
Read MoreZambia: the joy of student ministry
Kalidas Bwalya says, “ I got saved in my teens, so I feel passionate about young people. I believe it’s the time that they either lose or find their way. Being in a position where I can share Christ with them is something I count as privilege....
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