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We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God (2 Corinthians 5:20 NIV).
Ambassadors for Christ International (AFCI) was founded on the belief that Nationals in Ministry (Christian nationals living and working in their own countries) provide the best foundation for the church to thrive and grow.
Each national team has its own ministry focus, but all of us are committed to the vision of AFCI, which is “Teams of Nationals accelerating the spread of the Gospel through local churches worldwide.” Under one banner, we believe that the mission of the church is truly international and that leadership for world missions should be a cooperative effort involving input from many nations, not just one nation taking their ideas to the world.
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Pursuing the Vision
Under the leadership of AFCI North Africa, the Faith Institute has been preparing men…
World Communion Sunday
The first Sunday of October is recognized by several denominations as World Communion Sunday.…
Revival Starts With Me
A local school teacher with a burden for his village invited the AFCI Pakistan…
Meeting Needs in Rural Cambodia
95 needy families braved the weather and came to an outreach event hosted by…
Food and Faith
AFCI Poland, led by National Director Zbigniew Chojnacki (above center), recently gathered a group…
Training Makes the Difference
Many national pastors and church leaders do not have access to the training they…
A La Breche
AFC Guadeloupe has an established radio and television ministry that reaches millions of people…
Refugees in Peru
AFCI ministry in Peru seeks to build up the local church through evangelism and…
Village Pastor Training
India's urban centers are advancing in technology, industry, and education. As people migrate to…
Relationships
The AFCI Philippines team recently traveled to meet with a young pastor and his…
Ghana
Fred Amoah-Darko, AFCI Regional Director for Africa and the Middle East, has to overcome many cultural norms when training rural pastors.
While leading a ministry training seminar in Ghana, Fred sadly realized that his Christian audience regarded their faithful wives as mere property. Then Fred did the unthinkable.
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