Volume 4.4
We live at a pivotal moment in the history of African missions sending. Indeed, God is establishing the ministry of mobilization at such a time as this, calling mobilizers to rally the church for global harvest. Read stories and find resources about mobilization underway today.
The ministry of mobilization for such a time as this
We are all involved to some degree in the ‘art’ of mobilization – motivating, persuading or influencing others towards something. From this perspective, everyone is a mobilizer but when this is about the Great Commission, it is so impor...
Sons and daughters of Africa: arise and pray to the Lord of the harvest!
For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name will be great among the nations, and in every place incense will be offered to my name. For my name will be great among the nations. (Malachi 1:11 ESV).
Today, the miss...
Mobilization through short-term mission trips
Imagine a group of young people travelling together along the coast of northern Mozambique. They are from Lesotho, Botswana and Kenya. Are they tourists? University students on assignment? No. They are young missiona...
You are interested in missions – but what next?
The AfriGO team has put together a list of resources that will help you understand what missions is, how to get involved, and how to bring people along with you into God’s plan of blessing for the world! Every course teaches God’s epic plan to...
A seasoned mobilizer shares his insights
Kehinde Ojo was among the crème de la crème of his university, receiving his training in electrical and electronics engineering. He was even handpicked as a management trainee in one of the highest paying oil companies in Nigeria.
As...
Called: Tony and Julia Mburu
When God shows you what he is doing, it’s an automatic invitation to join him.
These words from a Bible study were a great revelation to me. Yet my decision to work as a mobilizer and missionary was a process, not just a verse popping ou...
People Groups: Zigua
The Zigua are a Bantu people living in northeastern coastal Tanzania. Their language is Chizigula, and most also speak Swahili fluently.
They settled near Dar-es-Salaam, having fled the slave trade in the east. The Zigua people trace t...
