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.
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.
House churches in Sudan are moving ministry online and receiving global support as believers face detention risks, displacement, and growing humanitarian need.
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.
A historic gathering in Cote d’Ivoire marked 50 years of the Alliance World Fellowship and a united call to mission. A week of powerful messages, global worship, and key workshops renewed unity, partnership, and mission. The Alliance family left strengthened and committed to walk forward —together — into the next fifty years.
More than 1,300 women from across the continent gathered for the fourth congress of the Pan-African Women’s Union of the Christian Alliance (UPFAC), an historic event that combined a week of teaching, fellowship, and leadership renewal.
The Youth Union of the Christian Alliance of Africa (UJAC) held its 16th Regional Congress in Libreville, Gabon under the theme “African Youth: Awaken to Your Revival” (Matthew 4:12-17).
Rev. Ferdinand Sangoye has been elected president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Gabon (EACMG), ushering in a new era of leadership marked by spiritual depth, civic engagement, and a bold vision for growth.
African Alliance churches are leading missionary efforts by establishing mission departments, training centers, and outreach programs. Their focus on local languages and cultural integration enhances gospel impact. The AWF Africa Missionary Conference in Togo reinforced their commitment, highlighting the need for collaboration and support to expand these initiatives.
For more than 20 years, war has devastated this region of Sudan, with civilians suffering from starvation, violence, displacement, and a lack of medical care. Warring factions target neighborhoods, gas stations and medical facilities, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Yet, God’s light continues to shine in these dark times.
In their latest mission to the Grand Equateur region, two dedicated missionary families have been diligently working to bring the gospel to the Pygmy communities.
Terrorist attacks have wreaked havoc on the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Burkina Faso, displacing thousands and causing widespread devastation.
Rev. Albert Bilongo’s journey was marked by a resolute commitment to his divine calling. He inherited a legacy of faith and service, dedicating his life to the ministry.
The fourth AWF Africa Missions Conference was held in Lomé, Togo in February 2024. Passionate delegates from across the continent gathered for strengthening missions through collaboration.
The AWF Africa Regional Conference focused on themes of Relief and Development, Missions, Women’s Ministries, and organizational updates, with an overarching emphasis on restoring broken relationships with God, each other, and creation, and fostering unity and collaboration within the Alliance family across Africa.
The Alliance Church in Burkina Faso marked its centennial celebration with a four-day event, bringing together more than three thousand participants from all corners of the country.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Mali recently celebrated its centennial, and the story is one that echoes the resilient spirit of a community dedicated to making a difference.