Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to prayer. Prayer is where it all begins.   As we pray, all of us can be involved in missions – no matter where we are, who we are, or what we do for a living.

short-term prayer teams

home prayer groups

Adopt-A-People program

prayer publications

Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to community. AIM is committed to reaching unreached communities with the Gospel message, and helping to establish maturing churches among them.

unreached peoples ministry

evangelism/church planting

agriculturalists/foresters

linguists/literacy workers

Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to discipleship. The Church in Africa has grown at a tremendous rate and is quickly becoming the center of communities and a source of hope for generations to come, but there is a severe shortage of pastors and trained Bible teachers.

Bible & seminary teachers

Theological Ed. by Extension

Discipleship Groups

Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to all generations. Over half of Africa’s population is under 15 years of age, many orphaned by AIDS, war, famine, and disease. AIM is committed to reaching Africa’s youth by any possible means.

ESL/TEFL teachers

school teachers

dorm parents/teachers for MKs

Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to wholeness. Jesus healed people – inside and out. Through Medical Missions, AIM offers medical care in Jesus’ name in hopes of making people whole, both physically and spiritually.

doctors/surgeons

nurses/nurse tutors

community health workers

physical therapists 

Africa Inland Mission believes the call to missions is a call to partnership. AIM’s Support Services team beautifully exemplifies the Body of Christ in action, each one using their God-given gifts and abilities to make AIM’s ministry in Africa possible.

administrators/accountants

computer/IT/network admins

pilots and aircraft mechanics

engineers/construction workers