Our Identity & Direction
The people, convictions and ministry priorities that explain where AfAN has come from and where the church is going.
The people, convictions and ministry priorities that explain where AfAN has come from and where the church is going.
AfAN’s direction is best understood by looking at its story, founders, vision, mission, objectives and ministry approach together. Each one answers a different question about the church.
Meet the founders and understand the ministry journey behind the establishment and development of Assembly for All Nations.
Meet the Founders →Trace the key stages in the AfAN journey from its beginning in Lilongwe to a widening international mission.
Read Our Story →See the picture of the future AfAN seeks to pursue through faith, mission, discipleship and church planting.
Explore the Vision →Understand the church’s continuing assignment to evangelize, disciple, equip, send and establish churches.
Explore the Mission →Review the practical ministry objectives that guide AfAN’s worship, teaching, evangelism, fellowship and service.
View Objectives →See how evangelizing, teaching and discipling, sending, and planting churches form one ministry pathway.
Explore the Four Movements →AfAN’s direction is intended to shape the life of the whole church—from global leadership and national structures to ministries, home cells and local congregations.
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