Pray for the Unreached

GUINEA-CONAKRY The Assemblies of God of Guinea has continued to establish new works and now counts 210 churches, up from 140. When they were closed due to the pandemic, churches organized house fellowships, and some broadcast services on social media. In a recent revival seminar, pastors and layworkers came together and made a commitment that […]

Last updated:18/02/21

EQUATORIAL GUINEA (EG) Africa’s only Spanish-speaking nation, EG gained independence from Spain in 1968. The Assemblies of God began work here about 20 years later and has grown to more than 9,000 adherents in a challenging religious context. Most Equatoguineans are nominal Roman Catholics but still hold to traditional animistic beliefs . In 2020, restrictions […]

Last updated:11/02/21

CONGO-BRAZZAVILLE Most people in this central African nation consider themselves Christians, but relatively few have a true relationship with Jesus. False doctrine, prosperity teachings, and traditional religious beliefs lead many to distort the pure truth of the gospel. COVID-19 restrictions have greatly hampered church activities, especially those of Pentecostal churches, including the AG, that take […]

Last updated:3/02/21

CHAD Poverty, the ongoing terrorist threat, disease, and lack of education—some or all of these affect the majority of the 17 million people in this large Sahelian nation. Nearly 80 of of its 130+ people groups are still unreached by the gospel. Most of these groups follow their traditional African religions or Islam. The Assemblies […]

Last updated:28/01/21

Central African Republic This desert country just observed 60 years of independence from France—but most people find little to celebrate. Unrest due to multiple Muslim and (cultural) Christian rebel groups, displacement, lack of resources and land to farm, continue to affect the lives of millions. Most Central Africans identify as Christians but hold fast to […]

Last updated:21/01/21