The constituting of the Prayer Desk
The Prayer desk was duly constituted, established and launched yesterday 16th Nov. 2021.
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AEA General Assembly Reports
Click on the links below to download the General Assembly reports in both English and French. 12TH AEA GA Report-French 12th AEA GA Report-English
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Important preparations for attending the GA online
The AEA General Assembly is less than a week away! There are a few important steps that you need to take to prepare to attend the virtual sessions. THIS WEEK 1. Download Zoom The sessions will be held using a program called Zoom. Please ensure that you have downloaded it on all the devices you
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Congratulations to the AEA General Secretary for Birthing the Katoan Theology Corpus
Join us in congratulating Rev Dr Aiah Foday-Khabenje, the General Secretary of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA), for successfully defending his second PhD thesis at the South African Theological Seminary (SATS) titled: “An Analytical Biography of Byang Henry Kato (1936-1975): His Theological Legacy and Contribution to Biblical Hermeneutics, African Christian Identity, and Evangelical
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Pourquoi assister virtuellement à l’Assemblée générale de l’AEA ? // Why attend the AEA General Assembly virtually?
Why attend the AEA General Assembly virtually? Greetings in the name of Christ! This year, the leadership of AEA is proposing a hybrid (mostly online and limited in-person) meeting in Nairobi from 28-30 April 2021. We encourage five representatives from each National Alliance and two representatives from Associate member organizations to participate virtually along with other
Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year
It is that time of the year when the mood is celebratory. A season of the Advent, the breaking in of the Christ of Christmas, the Man of sorrows, what a name! Bearing shame and scoffing rude, in our place condemned he stood. Taking on all our diseases, all our pains and dying in our
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AEA and Humedica Spearhead Provision of Emergency Relief Food Items to Targeted Vulnerable Communities in East Africa
The Association of Evangelicals in Africa in a joint partnership with Humedica – a n international non-governmental organization, which provides humanitarian assistance in more than 90 countries globally – successfully implemented a humanitarian response aimed at promoting food security, providing nutritional intervention and health protection in three countries in East and Horn of Africa region.
Meet our new Evangelism and Missions Executive Secretary – Rev Dr Eloi Dogue
Rev. Dr Eloi Sobel Dogue, a Senegalese National, has been active in AEA circles for several years, having served as a member of the AEA Executive Board member & President North West Region from 2010 to 2013 and was the President /CEO of the National Evangelical Fellowship of Senegal (FES) during the same period. He
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Scaling Up Theological Training in Africa
The Association of Evangelicals in Africa convened a theological consultation to develop and implement strategies to tackle the problem of untrained and poorly trained pastors in the continent. . The goal was to equip and strengthen grassroots churches in Africa, with participants challenged to scale up training of another 20% of pastors over the next
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Biblical Illiteracy ‘Utmost Problem’ Facing Global Evangelicalism, says Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher
By The Christian Post The biggest crisis facing the evangelical, global church today is the growing lack of biblical literacy worldwide, according to Thomas Schirrmacher, the newly elected secretary-general of the World Evangelical Alliance. “Our biggest problem is that Bible knowledge is fading away,” Schirrmacher told The Christian Post. “This is the utmost problem we have