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Planting Vineyards, Praying for Manna: Africa’s New Financial Discipleship Africa stands at a defining moment in the story of global missions. For decades, the continent has been celebrated as a vibrant spiritual powerhouse yet constrained by financial dependence on foreign donors. Today, a new vision is rising, one that reframes African missions through the lens […]

Africa stands today at the center of global Christianity with a vast Christian population giving the continent a unique opportunity to become a leading force in global missions. With over 7,400 people groups still unreached, [1] the moment calls for Africa to move from being a ‘mission field to mission force’. [2] Yet, despite this spiritual […]

Samuel Kwame Aboa, a celebrated educationist and a distinguished Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) minister, contributed significantly to the establishment of the Akrofi-Christaller Institute. Rev Aboa first came to the attention of Rev Dr Kwame Bediako in 1980, during his PhD studies in Aberdeen. Aboa was then the PCG Inter-Church and Ecumenical Relations Secretary and […]

The first of the sixteen chapters in Africans in Diaspora and Diasporas in Africa published by Langham (2024) and edited by Bulus Galadima and Sam George, is a call by Prof. Jehu J. Hanciles, PhD for “new research tools and analysis” in this new African era of missions, especially in the face of global migrations. […]

By Dr. Yaw Perbi, Interim Director, ACMMR   INTRODUCTION OF INTRODUCTIONS Africa is the most Christian continent in the world today. Since 2018 when that exhilarating fact occurred, there have been numerous overt and covert actions by the Church on the continent and in the diaspora to grapple with this current reality. [1] The formation […]