Key Ministries
- New youth mentoring and discipleship ministry
- Biblical and theological training at INTEL – Instituto Teológico de Lichinga
- Foundations for Farming – an agricultural and evangelistic ministry
- After school tutoring, evangelism, and discipleship ministry
- Evangelism through sports, English, and small business ministry
- Literature distribution – resources to help the church grow.
- Care for those with disabilities and for the marginalised
Future ministries:
- Evangelism through English to university students
- Administrative services in leadership and finance
Spiritual Landscape in Mozambique
Mozambique is a secular state. According to the most recent 2020 estimate, 55.8 per cent of the population is Christian, 17.5 per cent is Muslim (mainly Sunni), 0.5 per cent had no religion and 26.4 per cent adhered to traditional beliefs or practised other religions.
Please pray
- Foundations for Farming agricultural ministry
- For past students at INTEL serving in their churches, and the discipleship of our current students
- Fruitful harvest of new believers, and for ongoing discipleship among the Yao
- For IPELVA, a church plant in Lichinga, and its youth mentoring ministry
- After-school ministries and discipleship in Cuamba with tutoring, sports, and English
- An end to the insurgencies that have occurred during the last ten years in northeastern Mozambique
- New mission workers to join the administrative team – for a director and treasurer
- For short-term teams to proclaim Christ through English classes offered to university students
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