About Assembly for All Nations
A Christ-centred, Bible-based and mission-driven family of churches committed to reaching everyone, everywhere.
A Christ-centred, Bible-based and mission-driven family of churches committed to reaching everyone, everywhere.
Assembly for All Nations is a Pentecostal church body established to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ, worship God, disciple believers and raise churches that reproduce healthy churches. The name refers to the worldwide AfAN family expressed through national churches and their regional and local structures.
The Global Office is based in Lilongwe, Malawi, while AfAN’s calling extends to every nation where the church is established and where God opens doors for mission.
Read about our official identity →Explore the story, people, vision, mission and objectives that define the church.
Meet Rev Dr Lusayo Efraim Mwanganya and Rev Mrs Charity Mwanganya and read their ministry journey.
Meet the Founders →Follow AfAN from its founding in Lilongwe to its growing international church-planting journey.
Read Our Story →Understand the worldwide picture AfAN is pursuing in faith and mission.
Explore the Vision →See how evangelism, discipleship and church planting shape the work of AfAN.
Explore the Mission →Review the practical objectives and ministry priorities that guide the church.
View Objectives →Evangelize, teach and disciple, send, and plant churches.
Explore the Four Movements →AfAN moves from Gospel proclamation to mature discipleship, from preparation to sending, and from sending to multiplying local churches.
Share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the lost.
Build believers into mature and equipped followers of Christ.
Release prepared workers into communities and nations.
Establish multiplying, indigenous local assemblies.
Explore the six ministry priorities that shape AfAN's life, witness, teaching and service.
Encouraging and promoting the evangelization of the world.
Encouraging and promoting the worship of God.
Building believers in faith, character and ministry.
Providing a basis of fellowship among Christians of like precious faith.
Establishing ministries and institutions necessary for Gospel work.
Teaching scriptural truth and rejecting unscriptural teaching and conduct.