What Church Is Like in West Africa
When most of us think of “church,” what we’re really imagining is American church. There is much we can learn from believers in Africa.
Photo Essays
How One African Went From Shouting the Muslim Call to Prayer to Sharing the Call of Christ
For twelve years, Komna shouted Arabic words from a minaret he didn’t understand—until a hospital visit led him to a missionary.
The Birth of a Church in Togo
In West Africa, the birth of a child has lead to the unconventional birth of a whole church body.
Meet the ‘Power Man’
It’s difficult to minister in West Africa without seeing the reality of spiritual warfare.
A Time to Dance
Natalie Farran, a missionary kid, experiences a new kind of worship on a typical Sunday in South Sudan.
A Change in Perspective
New research shows ISIS extremism is not welcome in most Muslim countries.