The final week of the Southern Africa Camp Meeting featured inspiring messages, music, and testimonies leading many to pray and receive of God.

The Lees and Musgraves depart Bulawayo, blessed after attending week one of the Southern Africa camp meeting.

The Lees and Musgraves arrive in Bulawayo for the opening week of the Southern Africa camp meeting.

A team from Portland and Southern Africa visits Angola to dedicate two churches

The South Africa camp meeting began on Sunday with over one thousand in attendance.

A team from Portland and Zimbabwe received a warm welcome from the saints in Mozambique.

During special meetings at the headquarters in Gaborone, a building is dedicated, twenty-eight are water baptized, three are ordained, and ordinance services are held.

Many are responding to the Gospel during special meetings held throughout Zambia.

The work in Tanzania outgrew the current headquarters church and now funds have become available to purchase a new location.

In the final week of the Ghana camp meeting, a children's program encouraged the congregation that God is answering prayers.

2022 Ghana camp meeting begins with theme of "O Lord, Revive Thy Work."

Delegates enjoy a full Sunday schedule at the Jericho church.

Delegates to Benin are greeted warmly at every stop

As the WECA camp meeting concludes, many return home rejoicing in the Lord.

The second week of the WECA camp meeting included a concert and a marriage and family seminar in addition to the inspiring meetings.

God's blessings are being poured out as many tarry at the altars in prayer.

Just over one hundred gather for the southern region Malawi camp meeting.

Over sixteen thousand gathered for the opening day of the WECA camp meeting in Nigeria.

Read encouraging messages, testimonies, and news from our Southern Africa churches.

Phase I of the first Apostolic Faith headquarters in Burundi was completed in April

The 2022 Namibia camp meeting was held May 1-8.

Although the new Apostolic Faith tabernacle in Zambia, Eastern Africa, is still under construction, they were able to hold a camp meeting there from April 3-10.

In addition to the camp meeting services, leaders from eastern and southern Africa made arrangements for literature distribution across both districts.

The opening weekend of camp included a presentation about new outreach efforts and visits to two local branch churches.

Three were saved and one received the baptism of the Holy Ghost during the weekend of special meetings.

East Africa begins printing Gospel literature locally

The 2021 Southern Africa Camp Meeting was memorable and distinct from past camp meetings.

Rev. Chris Nkhata gives an update on the construction of a new headquarters church and new outreach efforts in remote villages.

Isaac Adigun was formally installed as the WECA District Superintendent

Read the July 2021 Newsletter from our work in East Africa.

Botswana Camp meeting was held on July 18-25, 2021. The theme of the Camp meeting was Jesus Christ the redeemer taking from the book Isaiah 59:20-21.

Read the June 2021 Newsletter from our work in East Africa.

A new four-color printer and twelve air conditioning units were dedicated at Anthony Village, the Western and Central Africa (WECA) headquarters.

The official installation of a new Western and Central Africa District Superintendent, three Nigeria board members, and a treasurer took place on Sunday, May 30, at the WECA headquarters.

The Unlimited God manifested His power in satisfying the “hungry and thirsty” for righteousness.

An installation service was held at the Benin headquarters church in Cotonou on Sunday, May 9, 2021, to present and dedicate Marcellin Kploka as the new Benin District Superintendent.

We pray God to have His way in the lives of the church members and that more souls can be won for Jesus Christ in the area.

Rev Boniface Bwale Banda announced to the church the retirement of two board members namely; Rev Benstein Kalimina and Brother Birinus Maane.

On 3rd September, a revival meeting was held in Itumbula. At the end of this revival, 8 were saved, 4 sanctified, 2 baptized with the Holy Ghost and 5 were healed.

The Apostolic Faith camp meeting in South Africa was a time of consecration and spiritual refreshing for all who attended.

Boniface Banda, the Eastern Africa District Superintendent, stated that the country is “a spiritually fertile land, with people yearning to hear

The camp was filled with joy and excitement. We thank God for enabling us to hold this end of year special meetings in 2020 pandemic year.

In August, representatives from the Malawi headquarters church in Lunzu made a trip to Nthondo Village, 120 miles to the south.

Malawi District Superintendent Chris Nkhata and representatives from the Malawi headquarters church had the opportunity to visit two branch churches.

Read the March 2020 Newsletter from our work in East Africa.

On Monday, I returned to Nigeria and attended an afternoon presentation and evening service at the Jabi church.

The Ghana portion of my trip began on Friday with a morning service at the Takoradi church.

Nationwide prayer was made for the 2019 Zambia camp meeting one month prior to the event. God was faithful to answer and bless.

I arrived in the Republic of Benin on Monday, and that evening went to the headquarters church on Jericho Road in Cotonou for a service.

Continuing in Nigeria on Friday, I traveled with a delegation from the Western and Central Africa (WECA) headquarters to the Ikot Enwang regional headquarters campground.

I am in Africa to visit our churches in Nigeria, the Republic of Benin, and Ghana.

Meetings were held at the Nsanje church where the work started in Malawi.

After leaving South Africa, Debbie and I traveled to Bulawayo for the annual Zimbabwe camp meeting, which began yesterday. This year marks the first camp meeting on the Bulawayo campground since ownership of the property went into dispute fifteen years ago.

Debbie and I have been in South Africa for the past several days.

A group of eleven Zambian brothers visited the Mbeyato hold special services at that location.

The opening service included the ordination of three board members and five provincial overseers.