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In our commitment to spreading the transformative message of faith, we have embarked on a journey of planting churches in the villages of Zambia, each with its unique set of challenges and opportunities. This article highlights our efforts in establishing these churches, addressing challenges related to witch doctors and the cultural practice of marrying multiple wives, and celebrating the passion of young people to reach neighboring villages.

“We need your help!!” That is something that we hear all the time. Normally when we hear it the first thing that comes to mind is that someone wants our money. This time we are not asking for your money. I am conveying a request that was made to me recently on my last trip to Africa. On this trip I was able to visit three countries where the BMAA has a presence: Ghana, Nigeria, and Liberia.

Our journey began in 1990 when we, along with many others, had to flee Liberia due to the outbreak of the fifteen-year civil crisis. As born-again Christians, we felt called to continue our ministry even in the midst of adversity. Residing in Toulepleu, Western Ivory Coast, as refugees, we joined forces with believers from the Baptist community and embarked on soul-winning and evangelism efforts among Liberian refugees in various camps and the Ivorian people in their towns and villages.

The world we are living in today and what we are witnessing shows that our Savior and Lord is coming soon. BMA of Africa in Ghana is making sure that the message of the cross, which is the hope for the lost and dead world, is preached, as it is the will of our Savior that no one should perish but all should come to the saving knowledge of the cross.