Carolyn Cummings, Aim’s Children’s Ministry Consultant, believes that ministry among children is not just a good thing for the children but for society as a whole.

As Aim’s International Director, Lanny Arensen says, the heart and vision of Aim International, is to see Christ-centred churches flourishing among all Africa’s peoples.

The Lord’s Resistance Army plagued parts of the north of Uganda for many years. This band of rebels brought much suffering and death to many village communities. Some of the stories told by survivors are of brutality at levels hard to imagine.
 

Words of tribute given by Aim's former UK Director, John Brand, at the thanksgiving service for Jack Buchanan at Burnside-Blairbeth Church of Scotland, Glasgow on 30 April, 2008.

A missionary talks about a visit to a North African country.

While the crisis in Kenya was still hot with tension, further north in Chad rebels were launching a coup d’etat to oust the unpopular President Idriss Déby

Although officially retired, Jan King still makes regular visits to Southern Sudan. She recently returned from there and gave us this account of the situation.

Pastor Julius Ngayami talks to Aim-US missionary, Shel Arensen, about helping Kikuyu farmers during the election crisis. In this area the Kikuyus were the target of much of the violence.

Ngong Road, paralleling Kibera slum, is often a site of political unrest.

He is one of Sudan’s “Lost Boys” – children separated from their parents or orphaned in the onslaught of Sudan’s civil war. These children fled their villages in small groups and eventually converged into an exodus of thousands.

Article about Pastor Timothy Mulehi and his ministry inside Kibera slum.

Story about Pastor Steven Munyambu whose house was destroyed in Kenya's post-election crisis. He tells about his journey of forgiveness for the young men who did it.