From a rural community in Sancti Spíritus to the leadership of the national Alliance, Rev. Armando Duardo’s journey has been shaped by a series of calls—to faith, ministry, church planting, leadership, and now national service.
After two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, Alliance churches quickly mobilized to provide food, medical care, blankets, prayer and the hope of the gospel while preparing for the long journey from relief to redevelopment.
Following the June 8, 2026, earthquake in the southern Philippines, the Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of the Philippines are serving affected communities through emergency relief, trauma care, and the rebuilding of homes and churches.
A total of 188 church leaders from ten African countries gathered in Brazzaville to strengthen missionary partnerships, encourage church planting, and renew their commitment to taking the gospel to the nations.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance family in the Dominican Republic remembers Rev. Juan Pichardo, a pastor, church planter, and former national president whose ministry shaped generations of leaders and advanced the gospel at home and beyond.
Rev. Nipon Luang-ngern has been elected president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance of Thailand, with a vision to plant 50 new churches and train leaders across Thailand.
Rev. Joël Lamah begins his five-year term as president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Guinea, bringing decades of pastoral leadership, theological training, and a vision for unity, discipleship, and gospel growth.
Rev. Hussain Shahz Diman, a former Muslim from West Kalimantan, was elected president of Indonesia’s Gospel Tabernacle Church after decades of ministry among tribal and Muslim communities across Indonesia.
Scholars, pastors, and ministry leaders from five continents gathered for the Second Alliance Theological Symposium to deepen theological reflection, strengthen Alliance identity, and advance global mission.
More than 100 Alliance leaders from across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond gathered in Izmir, Turkey, for the AWF EMERALD Regional Conference 2026, a powerful time of spiritual renewal, theological reflection, and renewed commitment to global missions.
Rev. Jang Ki Lim, newly elected president of the Alliance Church Korea, brings decades of pastoral ministry and theological leadership as he guides the rapidly growing national church toward stability, partnerships, and global mission.
Throughout our history as an Alliance family, God has sustained and honored the passion, love, and faithful service of our churches in their neighborhoods and communities. This is the true heart of the Alliance. The work and dedication of every local church form the foundation of all we are able to accomplish together around the world under one shared purpose.
Pastor, educator, and church leader, Rev. Dr. Kawl Thang Vuta died on March 30, 2026. His life included decades of ministry, theological education, leadership, and service to churches and institutions.
The Alliance World Fellowship celebrated 50 years of global mission, unity, and faith. From its humble roots in Congo to its growth into a worldwide movement, this milestone highlights how God’s faithfulness continues to shape the future of the global church.
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.