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Miracles reveal God’s greatness
Do we still have miracles and should we believe in them? In some African societies, people associate unnatural acts with witchcraft. The person who performs them is seen as powerful and is feared and respected. Such acts are believed to bring pros...
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...
Read MoreSingleness in missions: the blessings and burdens (full version)
In recent decades, evangelical Christians have been fighting to protect the sanctity of marriage and the family in a world seeking to undermine both. One unfortunate consequence has been an elevation of marriage and the family from being God’s g...
Read MoreSingleness in missions: the blessings and the burdens (shorter version)
In recent decades, evangelical Christians have been fighting to protect the sanctity of marriage and family in a world seeking to undermine both. One unfortunate consequence has been an elevation of marriage and the family from being God’s good ...
Read MoreBible translation and the cross-cultural advance of the gospel
Recently, the New Testament was translated into the Bakoko language of Cameroon. Upon engaging with the message, one of its speakers said: “It feels special. It is like we are closer to God, because he understands even our sighs. He understands ...
Read MoreDisability and the Christian response
Ten to 15 per cent of the African population has some form of disability. This large number of more than 80 million people are the most marginalized in accessing basic services needed to live a quality life. Only five to 15 per cent of the people ...
Read MoreImpacting lives through sports ministry
For the past 25 years, I have witnessed first-hand the transformative power of sports for missions. They are a strategic tool for evangelism, discipleship, and church planting leading to changed lives and transformed communities.
Sports min...
Read MorePanya Baba : Le pére de la mission Nigeriane
Panya Bado BABA a été qualifié d’un des pères de la mission africaine moderne et le plus grand missiologiste de la dénomination « Église évangélique pour atteindre l’humanité » (ECWA – Evangelical Church Winning ...
Read MorePas trop jeune !
Le Nigeria, le géant de l’Afrique, gagne de la notoriété parfois pour de mauvaises raisons. Toutefois, ici, nous éduquons une génération de jeunes qui, comme Josias, peut émerger des cendres des manquements de leurs aînés ...
Read MoreEt si Dieu vous appelait à devenir architecte ?
Notre lieu de travail nous donne une occasion unique d’exercer un ministère car nous y passons, semaine après semaine, la plupart de notre temps.
Durant les années que j’ai passées à travailler auprès des étudiants,...
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