Association of Evangelicals in Africa
The Africa Study Bible (ASB) was officially launched in Nairobi, 30 March 2017. The Study ASB is a very significant development in the history of the Church especially in Africa. The ASB is first of its kind, second only to the Africa Bible Commentary, published in 2006. The ASB was developed by Africans with over […]
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The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) held its annual International Leaders Meeting (ILM) last month in Bad Blankenburg, Germany under the theme of ‘Authentic Leadership in Challenging Times’. AEA President, Dr. Goodwill Shana, who serves as a member of WEA’s International Council, shared about his experience in leading a National Evangelical Fellowship in Zimbabwe during a
We are happy to announce the appointment of Mrs. Fortuna Tioye as the new leader of the AEA Women’s Commission—PACWA. Mrs. Tioye hails from Burkina Faso and holds a Bachelor Degree in Foreign languages, major in African English Literature from the University of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso and a Master of Arts (MA) in Social Sciences,
The name, Thomas C. Oden is indelible in the emergent majority African Church. ‘How Africa Shaped the Mind of Western Christianity’ is not just a title of a well-researched book, but a great revelation of the world’s best kept secret by Oden. The world had been conditioned to believing that Africa was dark, steeped in
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We are saddened to receive the sad news of the death of the General Secretary of the National Association of Evangelicals in Ghana (NAEG), Pastor Divine Kumah. Pastor Divine was pronounced dead on the 15th of January, 2017, after a short illness. At the time of his demise he also served as the long standing
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AEA participated in an international interfaith conference in Abuja, Nigeria from 18-20 October 2016. The conference, Faith Works Africa, brought together more than 300 stakeholders from 40 countries to have conversations on how faith actors and inter-religious work can help communities build resilience and address development challenges. The Faith Works Africa Forum was co-convened by
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The second decade of the 21st century will be remembered for Jubilees in Africa; marking 50 years of post colonial rule for a majority of the nations in the region. Undoubtedly, the end of colonial rule was also a set up for the emergence of African leadership of Christian missionary establishments and the creation of
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The essentials of our Christian faith are based on four truths: The first one is that those who serve the Lord must put their full trust in Him and remain faithful to His word. According to Hudson Taylor, the missionary to China and the founder of Faith Missions, “God’s work done in God’s way and
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