Reaching Africa's Unreached
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Across Africa today, entire communities have little or no access to the gospel.
The Amazigh of North Africa
The Amazigh follow Islam, with traces of former religious practices.
The Laarim of South Sudan
The Laarim pray to the spirits of their departed ones, who they believe roam the earth.
The Ndau of Mozambique
The Ndau follow animistic beliefs including sorcery, witchcraft and black magic.
Africans might never hear of Jesus
Unreached People Groups
Only one Gospel can save...
…and yet, only 3% of missionaries worldwide are sent to unreached people groups.
The vast majority go where the church already exists.
But millions still have no access to the gospel.
This isn’t just a global problem….
...It’s a call for God’s people.
‘Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.’
At AIM, we've been reaching Africa's unreached since 1895
Africa Inland Mission is a Christian mission organisation with over 130 years’ experience helping Christians find their place in the Great Commission.
Since 1895, we’ve been helping believers bring the gospel to Africa’s unreached, living as Christ’s witnesses among those who’ve never heard His name.
AIM teams serve in over 20 African countries, from busy cities to remote villages. They use their gifts to share the gospel, make disciples, and bless communities.
Shining A Light In The Darkness
In a remote Lopit village in South Sudan, an AIM Air pilot met believers, who looked no different from their neighbours…and yet something about them stood out.
There was a joy, a hope, a quiet confidence.
Because the Lopit believers, few as they are, cannot hide the light of Christ now shining through them.
Helping Our Neighbours
A mother from a Muslim community was deeply moved by the faith she witnessed in AIM workers in East Africa.
She said “I saw Jesus through your life and your team.”
She eventually chose to follow Jesus herself, and has found inner peace from Him even though she lives in hardship. She now experiences Jesus’ love.
Sharing the Good News
An altar to the spirits of dead ancestors is just a stone’s throw away, while the calls from the town mosque and the bells of the Catholic church echo throughout the day.
But at the Good News Hospital, dozens of workers actively share the gospel with patients who come from all over a vast unreached area of Madagascar.
We partner with churches to take the gospel to new places
Together we’re raising up the next generation of missionaries from Australia and across the Asia-Pacific.
This is how the Gospel spreads – through churches and faithful Christians willing to go, send and support.
