Tomorrow’s church is being significantly shaped through theological education. This is as true in Africa as it is anywhere else in the world, and AIM has always understood that.

Over 100 people groups in Chad do have a church planted among them, and the Missionary Training Centre at Ba Illi aims to equip Chadian missionaries to reach out into those groups.

The Sofala Bible Institute is a theological school which is the fruit of a partnership between AIM International and churches in Beira, Mozambique's second largest city.

The Institute exists to enable its students to mature as disciples of Jesus Christ, in order to become fishers of men, and so to participate in God’s mission by themselves making disciples of all nations.

Since its opening in 1986, the AIC Missionary College in Eldoret, Kenya has trained over 240 students from many African countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Congo, Rwanda, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Zambia.

AIM’s partner church in DR Congo runs nurseries, primary and secondary schools, as well as training teachers and overseeing religious education programmes.