and AIM is witness to some of what He is doing among Africa’s peoples. We believe these stories are worth telling – to encourage and challenge the Church, and to simply bring glory to God. This site is a hub of missions-focused storytelling, with contributions from freelancers, missionaries, communications teams, and our very own field-based media ministry. Feel free to share them, as we together “declare His glory among the nations.” (Psalm 96:3)
Fire in the Hills
Story and Photos by Sean White ddy and Ange Silva woke up to the smell of smoke. It was the middle of the night and the whole house was full of ash. They leapt out of bed and looked outside to see fire coming down the...
TIMO – Equipping People for Missions
TIMO is created for those who feel called to go to the mission field and want to be fully equipped for the task. This 2-3 year training program is designed to prepare people for long-term ministry.
Did You Bring a Story?
Story by Rebekah Saylor Photos by Jordan Andre and Mark Eekhoff Serving as part of AIM's Training in Ministry Outreach (TIMO) team among the Zigua people of Tanzania, Rebekah Saylor is working to translate a series of Scripture-based stories into the Zigua...
Freedom and Faith: Botu’s Story
By Eddie Anderson hen a lack of rain caused famine in the Gabbra community where Eddie and Rachel serve, the couple knew they had to do something. They raised relief funds to help their neighbors, as they continued to share...
A Well of Life in the Desert
Story and Photos by Sean White he desert stretches on for miles. The landscape is enormous. Villages and shepherds dot the hills. Heat, water shortages, and camel herds are daily life. The world of the Bible comes...
Ordinary People: Pauline and Alan
Pauline and Alan always felt called to the mission field. Little did they know God would have them wait until their retirement years.
About AIM Stories
AIM Stories is maintained and edited by the On Field Media team. We are always looking for good stories to share – from our own travels and projects to the missionary blogger with a gift for storytelling within their ministry context. Contact us to learn more about how you can become a contributor.