ArticlesA Gambian Girl’s Turn From the Qur’an to Christ Fatou was 16, dating a Muslim, and certain Jesus was just a prophet—until a Bible study changed everything.
ArticlesFrom Voodoo Apprentice to Pastor Raised to fear the spirits and trained to summon them, Martouka now pastors a church and trains the next generation of Togolese leaders.
FeaturesThe Gospel Behind Iron Gates: Impact Inside a Togolese Prison and Beyond A Fulani herdsman enters prison in chains. He leaves with Christ. Now the gospel is reaching his family and village.
ArticlesFour Biblical Keys to Flooding Africa With the Gospel If Africa is to be reached for Christ, the church must be committed to doing missions God’s way—not man’s.
Photo EssaysFishing for Men On The Gambia's “Smiling Coast,” one missionary pulls fishing nets alongside Muslim men and tells them about the Savior who called fishermen.
Features4 Reasons Evangelism Is Not Wrong Our culture’s increasing disapproval of and hostility toward gospel proclamation has Christians reconsidering how—and whether—we should engage in evangelism.