AEA Newsletter | May 2018
AFROSCOPE is an Evangelical Newsletter for the Church in Africa .It is published quarterly in English and French by the Association of Evangelicals in Africa.
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AEA Joins a Cloud of Witnesses to Wave ‘Kwaheri’ to Billy Graham
February, 27, 2018, Nairobi — The Rev Dr Billy Graham has passed from time into eternity. “Oh, joyful day to the faithful soul Who walks
THE PLACE OF THE AFRICAN CHURCH IN THE 21ST CENTURY By Prof Emmanuel Bellon
It is difficult to plan for next 50 years because of the speed of change in the world and in the Africa. We are in
AEA THEOLOGICAL CONSULTATION COMPENDIUM PUBLISHED
2016 marked AEA’s 50th Anniversary since its founding in 1966. Global Evangelical leaders including AEA’s membership from 36 national alliances, church leaders, scholars, non-state actors
Les dirigeants de l’Église font appel à la restriction après la décision de la Cour Suprême au Kenya
Le président de l’EAK, Mgr Mark Kariuki (centre), accompagné du vice-président David Oginde (à gauche) et de la Secrétaire Générale Connie Kivuti lors d’une conférence
Le rétablissement de la Sierra Leone prendra du temps
6 septembre Par Jim Des pluies torrentielles ont causé des glissements de terrain à Freetown, en Sierra Leone, le 14 août 2017, ce qui a
Sierra Leone’s Recovery Will Take Time
Torrential rains caused mudslides in Freetown, Sierra Leone on 14 August, 2017 resulting in many deaths and destruction of property in hillside towns of Freetown.
The Growth and Expectation – The National Evangelical Alliance of Tanzania
Growth and Expectation – The National Evangelical Alliance of Tanzania by Dr. Ted Barnett, AEA Consultant An AEA Team was in Tanzania from August 8-16,
Church Leaders Call for Restraint after Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Kenya
September 4, 2017, Nairobi—The Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) leadership has urged political parties to respect the Judiciary and Electoral constitutional bodies in a press
Monthly Scope-August 2017
August 2017 marked severe floods around the world, washing through cities and villages, sweeping away homes and leaving a deadly toll. Freetown, Benue, Houston, and