Association of Evangelicals in Africa
In this edition of Afroscope, we delve into a matter that is of great concern for the Church, especially Christians living in difficult contexts. Africa is known as a religious continent with peoples of extreme spirituality that cut across three predominant religious families – traditional religion, Islam and Christianity, each of which is present in […]
THE RISE OF RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM IN AFRICA Read More »
DIALOGUE FOR PEACE IN MPEKETONI, LAMU COUNTY POST A VIOLENT HISTORY OF TERROR Figure 1 – Members of the Coast Interfaith Council of Clerics in Lamu The Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA)’s “Msafara wa Upendo” (Caravan of Love) took its message of peace to Lamu County in an interfaith consultation bringing
AEA Msafara Wa Upendo (Caravan Of Love), Lamu Read More »
AEA headquarters, Nairobi 09 June 2022 Religious Leaders in Garissa Call for Peace and Commit to Foster Cohesion Ahead of Elections in Kenya 7th June 2022 Faith and Clan leaders from the North-Eastern region of Kenya have called for peace and committed to preach peace within and outside their places of worship ahead of a potentially
AEA Msafara Wa Upendo (Caravan Of Love), Garissa Read More »
The Association of Evangelical in Africa (AEA) and all its 33 National Alliances and Fellowships in Africa, representing 180 million Evangelicals, stand in heartfelt sympathy and solidarity with the people of Ukraine in the ongoing crisis. A month now has come and gone, and over 4 million people have had to flee their beloved homes
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AEA hosted the WEA Secretary General Prof. Thomas Schirrmacher and his delegation to an evening of dinner and warm fellowship with various evangelical leaders in Africa on Monday 28th February 2022. The office of the General Secretary of AEA, Dr. Master Matlhaope together with the office of the General Secretary of EAK, Dr. Nelson Makanda
AEA was pleased to host the Chief Strategic Officer at World Without Orphans (WWO), Capt. Dr. Susan Hillis during her visit to Kenya from 1st to 8th March 2022. Dr. Hillis was scheduled to facilitate a World Without Orphans Roadmap training held at the AEA offices in Nairobi. WWO has collaborated with AEA under the
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), Secretary-General Bishop Prof. Thomas Schirrmacher visited the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA) Headquarters in Nairobi Kenya for a series of key meetings with senior Evangelical leaders in the country. The WEA Secretary-General was accompanied by Matthias Boehning, the Co-Director of the WEA Sustainability Center who also serves as the
The President of the Republic of Malawi and Chair of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC), H.E. Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera,lauded the Association of Evangelicals in Africa’s (AEA) ambitious “Vision 2066” during a meeting with AEA leaders at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe, Malawi. President Chakwera commended AEA’s new resolve to champion not only the proclamation of
Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera lauds AEA’s Vision 2066 – The Africa God Wants Read More »
On 25th November 2021, AEA was honored to have the students from the Department of Arts and Design, from University of Nairobi visit the AEA offices to get a feel of the work industry, and more so how interior design office projects are planned and executed. The Fourth Year Communication class has been learning about
On Wednesday, 17th November 2021, PROCMURA, AEA and EAK secretariat met at AEA headquarters to affirm a working relationship. With this working relationship, the three bodies will seek to promote faithful Christian witness in an interfaith environment of Christians and Muslims that respects the spirit of good neighborliness, and Christian constructive engagement with Muslims for
AFFIRMATION OF WORKING RELATIONSHIP (MOU BETWEEN EAK, PROCMURA and AEA) Read More »