Read the April 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.

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

A service was held at Bro Nyendwa's house. Hungry hearts knelt down to pray and wished the ministers could stay with them for some more time.

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.