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AOM’s vision is to partner with the African church to establish new fellowships of believers in under-churched people groups in southern Africa. We desire to establish churches devoted to holiness, obedience to Christ, small group accountability, and with a vision to evangelize to their people and beyond. This is being done through prayerful and strategic training of Christians though coaching networks.
Starting Month Two Of Lock Down In Mozambique It’s official. The shutdown restrictions here in Mozambique have been extended another 30 days. Several additional restrictions have been added, one of which is we are required to wear a mask in town. Thankfully Ivanilido’s mother has been making them. Overall, the rules of the lock down […]
Life with Covid-19 in Mozambique As all of you know, much has changed over the past few weeks as the world deals with this pandemic. And as missionaries, we are having to adjust in order to help both family and our ministry. What does that mean? Three weeks ago, we were busy trying to renew […]
6 People Baptized in Guinjata We love to see people giving their lives to Christ, and baptisms are always such a time of joy in the churches. In February, we had 6 more baptisms in the village church in Guinjata. Two details about these baptisms stand out a extra special. First, one of our goals […]
We Want 2020 To Be A Year Of Prayer January brought in not only a new year, but another decade. In January, we also began our 17th year here in Southern Africa working with AOM. What a blessing it has been to live and serve here for the last 16 years! So seems appropriate this […]
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