by Christopher Royer I was privileged to attend Gafcon (June 17-23) in Jerusalem with almost 2,000 Anglican Christians from fifty countries. Gafcon, which stands for Global Anglican Future Conference, is a quinquennial meeting of theologically-orthodox and biblically-faithful Anglicans. The first Gafcon occurred in Jerusalem (2008) and the second in Kenya (2013). Outstanding teaching, daily intercessory prayer in small […]
The Pastoral Challenge for ex-Muslim Christians
by Duane Miller I recently attended a consultation in East Africa. Our goal was to formulate a strategy for evangelizing the unreached of East Africa and the Horn Africa, almost all Muslims. This talk was my own contribution to the consultation and was well received. It is an expansion of an earlier talk I gave in […]
Gaps in the Anglican Church
I attended the International Congress of Anglicans in 2015. I was there representing AFM, and spoke with scores of people as I manned our table. The main response I heard was, “We did this a hundred years ago in Africa, and that bishop over there is from one of those countries.” That reminded me a lot […]
Perspectives
I like to think of myself as a globally, missionally, and theologically savvy Christian. I’ve been to 40 countries and attended weekly mission education classes since I was 3 years old. I’ve even written denominational missions curriculum at the state level, and I love to spend time in God’s Word. So when our Executive Director, […]
AFM Cross-Cultural Worker is Interviewed
Al Kresta of Ave Maria radio recently interviewed AFM cross-cultural worker Duane Miller about his new book, Two Stories of Everything: The Competing Metanarratives of Islam and Christianity. The interview with Duane begins at 21 minutes. Click here to listen.
An Update from Nepal
Dear Friends, We have been with an AFM worker for two days now. Hearing her story and remembering how AFM works, I thought I would profile the person, the process, and the goal. We will call her Mary. She comes to Asia with a long career in medical work. Choosing to live in Asia to […]