Key Ministries
- Children’s ministry
Reaching young hearts through schools and community programmes. - Media ministry
Spreading the gospel through radio and social media platforms. - Discipleship and theology training
Providing biblical grounding and leadership development for believers. - Leadership, admin and finance
Supporting mission work with practical and strategic resources. - Health education
Partnering with others to educate communities on health and hygiene. - University ministry
Investing in students with gospel engagement and mentoring. - Teaching mission worker kids
Providing quality education in a cross-cultural setting. - Pioneer ministries
Opportunities include trauma healing, substance abuse counselling, business and tech outreach, and encouraging isolated believers.
Spiritual Landscape in Guinea
Guinea is a nation where the gospel has limited reach. The majority of the population are Muslim, and the call to prayer punctuates daily life. Animism also remains influential. Literacy is low, and access to the gospel is sparse in many places.
Still, there is remarkable openness to spiritual conversations and children’s ministries. Bible translation and audio resources are expanding gospel access, and one unreached people group has an established ministry presence, with a second just beginning.
Please pray
- For the Holy Spirit to prepare the Fulani to hear the gospel
- For those seeking the truth to encounter Jesus followers, both Guineans and expatriates alike
- For new SIM workers as they live among the Fulani, learn their language and culture, and share the good news of Jesus
- For the children’s ministry team as they offer educational support and spiritual truth through after-school programmes and science camps for primary school children. Praise God for the increased numbers of children participating
- For Guinean Christians seeking to grow the ministry to children. Praise God that some have started after-school clubs in their neighborhoods
- For local Christian teachers and nurses assigned to villages. Pray for grace and strength as they teach large classes with limited resources
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