Every Missionary Needs a Pastor
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Baptized to mobilize
Called: Reuben Kachala
From the moment I dedicated my life to Christ in 1988, I felt compelled to preach Christ. Salvation was sweet, and I wondered, “Why isn’t everyone receiving him?”...
Read MoreCalled: Francis Kuntenga – celibate for the gospel
Most Christians are excited about a strong and handsome young man who decides to become a missionary and preach the gospel until he is still single at age forty-three. The questions start subtly in his late twenties, become direct in his thirt...
Read MoreFrom an erratic education to a translation consultant
Called: Bonifacio Paulo
I had my salvation experience when I was in the seminary. In my second year, my interest in Bible translation piqued when a guest missionary from SIL offered a three-year m...
Read MoreThey had written my story, but God had other plans
CALLED: FRANCIS MUGWANYA
When I was 17 years, I experienced a shift in perspective that changed my life. I met a missionary pastor at a nearby orphanage and he took me through scriptures like Jer...
Read MoreCalled: Siyanda Landzela – making disciples among the fatherless
Fatherlessness is rampant in the Cape Town suburbs, with roots in the colonial era when many Xhosa fathers left their wives and children to work in the mines. Though those days are gone, absentee fathers have become a generational trend.
My...
Read MoreCalled: Baba Adamu Akawu – no excuses in missions giving
Most people wait until they have it all figured out before they engage in missions, but not Baba Adamu Akawu. Born in 1949, Baba Akawu, now 75 years old, is a living testimony that serving God in missions is a heart matter.<...
Read MoreStephen continua a história dos missionários Tangale
Stephen Nitte parece completamente à vontade em meio ao equipamento de laboratório do Partners in Hope Medical Center, no Malawi, na África Austral. A sua expressão mais natural é um grande sorriso. Missionário da Nigéria, as suas qualifica...
Read MoreMy paintings are my sermons – Alberic Kouassi
I grapple with connecting my artistic work with my faith, because to me, faith is a deeply personal matter between an individual and their God. However, I am intrigued by certain African practices regarding religious matters. What is...
Read MoreCalled: Dr. Sam Fabiano – A scalpel and a Bible
The patient lay on the operating table. I stood over him in my green scrubs, hands to my chest. I had done this procedure countless times, but I knew as much as everyone else in that room—like life itself, surgeries are unpredictab...
Read MoreCalled: Grief, scorpions and healing
I was struggling. Like frying popcorn in an open pot, my unexpressed emotions flew everywhere. I seethed silently in resentment and stewed in my depressive thoughts.
My relationship with fellow missionaries teetered on irrepar...
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