by contemplate | Sep 23, 2011 | Stories |
Sudanese Benefit From Advanced Training Fund Ten South Sudanese church workers were among the 54 scholars receiving AIM Advanced Training Fund scholarships in 2010/11. Others came from Chad (9), Kenya (12), Mozambique (8), Tanzania (5), Namibia (3) Rwanda (2) with one...
by contemplate | Aug 10, 2011 | Stories |
On February 15, 2011, a territory which will soon become the world’s newest state was christened the Republic of South Sudan. The secession from greater Sudan, is scheduled for 9 July 2011. This change is preceded by nearly four decades of civil war – part religious...
by contemplate | Aug 10, 2011 | Stories |
Telling Bible stories and hands-on participation are proving keys to youth ministry for Pete and Kara Schaffler in Madagascar. Pete and Kara, with their boys Luke, Jojo and Micah are ministering near Tulear on the Madagascar coast. Pete and Kara Schaffler are using...
by contemplate | Aug 10, 2011 | Stories |
AIM’s short-term program has now listed a new book as “essential reading” before people undertake short-term ministry in Africa: “When helping Hurts — How to alleviate poverty without hurting the poor … and yourself.” By Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert...
by contemplate | Aug 10, 2011 | Stories |
Planting a church among the Mikea people of Madagascar is a dream of Malagasy missionary Pastor Jonoro and Korean AIM workers Dr Lee, Jae Hoon (Dr Jonathan Lee) and his wife, Park, Jae Yeon (Hannah). This dream came one step closer to reality when a medical outreach...
by contemplate | Dec 29, 2010 | Stories |
A rapidly growing African church faces many problems. One of these is having enough trained pastors and leaders to keep the church strong and free from false teaching. AIM sensed this need more than 60 years ago by making the training of church leaders a top priority....
