Alliance churches in Africa are demonstrating unity through shared leadership, growing partnerships, and expanding outreach to more than 2.7 million people across the continent.
A new national church president begins his term in Myanmar, leading 1,289 members in mission, discipleship, and gospel outreach.
The Alliance church in Spain has elected Jorge Álvarez as national president, highlighting unity, church growth, and prayer needs for mission in underserved regions.
Rev. Saint Bernard Manoumba, former president of the Alliance church of Gabon, served in pastoral and national leadership for three decades. His life marked a path of faith, service, and leadership within the Alliance family.
Church leaders, missionaries, and believers from 11 countries gathered near Buenos Aires, Argentina, in February 2026 to seek God’s direction for missions and strengthen cooperation in sending workers to cross-cultural fields.
House churches in Sudan are moving ministry online and receiving global support as believers face detention risks, displacement, and growing humanitarian need.
Amid renewed fighting and displacement in northern Syria, local churches are providing care, prayer, and support to families while calling the global church to stand with them.
After more than 40 years of pastoral ministry, Rev. Enrique Rosa Reyes begins a four-year term as president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in the Dominican Republic on March 7, 2026.
Rev. Celso Massayuki Nakamae, elected president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Brazil, steps into leadership in a nation with deep spiritual roots, historic ministry presence, and growing evangelical influence.
Leaders from around the world gathered in October 2025 to explore leadership across generations and cultures, focusing on listening, collaboration, and preparing the next generation to serve the global church.
Christian communities in Myanmar are serving and worshiping amid escalating conflict, supporting displaced families as hospitals, schools, and homes face violence and insecurity.
At the Alliance World Fellowship Quadrennial, women leaders were equipped with practical tools for prayer, evangelism, and discipleship, strengthening their calling to lead faithfully in church, work, and community.
From three missionaries arriving in 1925 to 420 congregations and 136,000 believers today, the C&MA in Peru is celebrating a centennial of gospel seed and fruitful mission. Now our brothers are making disciples of all nations, sending 121 missionaries, renewed by the hope of the Fourfold Gospel.
Alliance seminaries in Latin America strengthen theological education through cooperation, shared certification, and a new consortium.
From October 29-November 1, 2025, Hanoi, Vietnam became a sacred meeting place as women from across the Asia Pacific gathered for the 9th Asia Pacific Alliance Women’s (APAW) Conference and Prayer Journey. They came with different languages, cultures, and stories but with one shared purpose: to seek God together and renew their commitment to the Great Commission.
During the 2025 AWF Quadrennial Convocation, global delegates elected and anointed the new Executive Committee (ExCom), welcoming Rev. Darren Herbold and Rev. Ferdinand Sangoye while honoring two outgoing leaders. Discover the new ExCom and the vision for global mission.
Discover how Relief and Development workshops empowered global leaders to integrate Creation Care, biblical stewardship, and community development through practical teaching, testimonies, and participant-driven action plans.
The first AWF Women’s Global Conference saw 304 women from all AWF regions gathered in Cote d’Ivoire for worship, training, testimonies, and mission-focused empowerment. Read how this historic event strengthened global unity and mobilized women to fulfill the Great Commission.
Rev. Claude Pépin Bouyoba Loembe has been elected president of the C&MA of Congo-Brazzaville. Discover his story, ministry journey, and vision for the national church as part of the global Alliance family.
With more than three decades of pastoral ministry, a deep commitment to spiritual formation, and a heart for unity, Rev. Iván Alfredo García steps into this leadership role with a clear sense of calling and purpose.