The minerals used in your mobile phone probably come from Lumbumbashi, an impoverished area of DRC where Rev Bertin Mwanya lives and serves… Click here to download the article in our newsletter as a pdf.
By Revd Bertin Mwanya (Congo Pastors’ Fellowship)
APF partner, Congo Pastors’ Fellowship, is led by Revd Bertin Mwanya. He supports pastor training within the mineral-rich […]
Over the last few years, APF have developed a growing partnership with Next Leadership, a Christian leadership consultancy founded by the former President of the Baptist Union and Chair of the Evangelical Alliance, Revd Dr Kate Coleman and Revd Cham Kaur-Mann.
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By Rev Cham Kaur-Mann (Next Leadership)
APF are supporting Next Leadership to extend their outstanding leadership […]
In this article, taken from our quarterly newsletter, Rev Dr Sas Conradie, Tearfund Theology and Networking Engagement Manager (Africa), describes how Tearfund are preparing to use eVitabu to support church and community mobilisation in Africa. Click here to download the whole newsletter as a pdf.
By Rev Dr Sas Conradie (Tearfund)
“Without eVitabu, essential resources for church and community transformation are difficult to […]
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Jonathan Haddock, APF’s eVitabu Developer, updates us on progress with eVitabu – APF’s groundbreaking e-learning resource library designed specifically for African church and community leaders.
By Jonathan Haddock
“The project is growing and I’m excited with the direction it’s taking”
Work is continuing on eVitabu and I shared some improvements with our African partners in early May. May’s update made […]
In this article, taken from our quarterly newsletter, Morten Kjær Kofoed, International Leader of the Baptist Union of Denmark, describes his work with some of the most vulnerable communities in Burundi and Rwanda. Click here to download the whole newsletter as a pdf.
By Morten Kjær Kofoed
“Dignified empowerment of the poor and Kingdom work. This is how […]
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In the October edition of News and Prayer, we reported that we were beginning to look for an additional member of staff to help us with growing charity administration demands. Being unable to appoint our preferred administrator candidate, however, led us […]
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In Kenya’s Wild West, cattle rustling is a way of life. There are probably many reasons for this: cultural belief, the availability of guns, commercialisation of cattle raiding, politics, poverty, illiteracy and exorbitant bride prices.
Like several other indigenous people groups […]
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We think the new name ‘Impetus’ captures a sense of where the we feel APF is now at: a strong sense of momentum, progress and drive, led by what God is already doing in Africa in and though our many wonderful partners.
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