It’s a New Day in Africa!

The Assemblies of God in Africa is gearing up for the greatest evangelistic and missionary thrust in the history of the movement. Across the continent Assemblies of God leaders are mobilizing their churches to reach the yet-to-be-reached tribes of Africa—and the nations of the world—with the life-changing gospel of Christ before His soon coming.

These leaders believe that, in order to accomplish this task, their churches must once again be empowered by the Holy Spirit. They are, therefore, calling on the 15 million AG members throughout Africa to seek God for a continent-wide outpouring of the Spirit. Their prayer is that millions of our AG members will be baptized in the Holy Spirit and empowered for the task ahead. At their meeting in Accra, Ghana, in October, 2004, the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance commissioned the Acts in Africa Initiative to address this crucial need.

What is the Acts in Africa Initiative?

Acts in Africa is a ministry aimed at encouraging Pentecostal revival in the Assemblies of God in Africa. Its purpose is summed up in its mission statement: “Calling the Church to Spirit-Empowered Mission.” Acts in Africa works under the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance and the Africa Office of the Assemblies of God World Missions (USA).

How Does the Ministry Work?

Acts in Africa strives to implement means of enabling the church in Pentecostal doctrine, experience, and practice, with a focus on completing the Great Commission of Christ before Jesus’ soon coming (Matt. 24:14). It works in strategic partnership with Africa’s Hope, Africa Harvest Ministries, the Eleventh Hour Institute, Pan-Africa Theological Seminary, All Nations Theological Seminary, and the Africa Assemblies of God Alliance, representing 45 national churches in Sub-Sahara Africa and the Indian Ocean Basin.”