Hope Upwelling
Hopely, a southern suburb of Zimbabwe’s capital city Harare, is ironically titled. It is an extremely troubled shanty town, in which prostitution, drug use and violence are rife. A number of mysterious child deaths, poor access to clean water and poor sanitation are...
Always Precious in God’s sight
AE Ghana is about to commence a mission to Accra South. In anticipation, we share a story about the ongoing impacts of the mission to Kumasi in 2016. As one of 11 children, Precious’ family of 13 was constantly fighting to stay out of poverty. She couldn’t go to...
Held in God’s hands
Esnart lost both her parents at 13 and was devastated. After they died, she would constantly reflect on how she’d been unruly and not loved them properly. Thankfully, Esnart was taken in by a family who looked after her physical needs, but more importantly, told her...
200 000 youth join AE’s discipleship course – Ethiopia
Henok Sileshi is a bright, hard-working lecturer at the medical school of Jigjiga University in Ethiopia. With a Master’s degree under his belt, and upcoming enrollment in a PhD program, he is the poster-child of educational success. But 14 years ago, things looked...
South Sudan: bringing peace to a country that has known war
One of the most diverse countries in Africa, South Sudan, was also host to the continent’s longest civil war – a war which lasted 20 years. Though the war officially ended in 2011, guerrilla warfare continues and the country’s economy is in tatters. People are...
A mother and her unborn baby, saved – Kampala Mission, Uganda
Pregnant at 21 years old, Abbo *, decided she was going to abort her baby. “I have no one to help me with the baby and no money,” she said. “The baby’s father is not financially stable, and he said he was couldn’t care for the child.” Abbo was a Christian, and knew...
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Khamisi Kwela’s testimony from Kenya Foxfires
Khamisi Kwela’s father was a strong Muslim believer who took his 8 children to the mosque and made sure they attended weekly Islamic classes. “My dad was very strict when it came to religious matters,” Khamisi said. “There was only one religion allowed in our family.”...
Political instability rocks Africa in February
We invite you to urgently pray for governments’ right across Africa after the month of February saw great political unrest in many nations. Several Presidents resigned, Ethiopia called a State of Emergency, and large-scale protests against the government occurred in...
Mission trips coming to Togo
We’re excited to announce that our first ever mission trip to Togo will be happening in 2019 in the capital city of Lome. Our Togo team, led by Emmanuel Kwizera, will be holding their first preparation meetings this month to dream and plan how AE can transform Togo...
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