John Wesley once wrote that the church “exists by missions as fire exists by burning.” Indeed, missions is the lifeblood of the church and obedience in sending out missionaries is a sign of a healthy and vibrant community of believers. The early church expanded and thrived amidst persecution through its passion and commitment for missions. By faithfully spreading the gospel across geographic and social boundaries, the church grew and experienced God’s blessing.
As the Anglican Church of Kenya transitions from a traditionally “receiving church” to a “sending church”, it will be at the forefront of world missions. Please support the A.C.K.’s efforts to send Duncan and Victor as pioneer missionaries to Madagascar. Your prayers, moral, and financial support are especially appreciated.
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