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AM Africa Weaves Network of Students in Nigeria, Mozambique, & More

AM Africa is continually adding more students from diverse countries in the region. Pastor Livingstone, AM Africa representative, is actively communicating with schools and local church leaders to connect students from Nigeria, Mozambique, Ghana, Namibia, Tanzania, and more.

Olivet High School Resumes the Final Term of 2019 Curriculum

Ndola, Zambia based High School has resumed studies for the third term and enters week two of classes.
AM Africa Preparing Campus Q&A Program on Christian Faith and Living'

AM Africa is preparing resources for campus mission by creating a program to help students answer questions about bible topics which they may have.
Revival Church in Zambia Strengthens Resolve for Kingdom of God and Great Commission

Congregants at Revival Church in Ndola, Zambia recently heard a message about the Kingdom of God at a Sunday service meant to strengthen their resolve to fulfill the Great Commission and overcome through God's power.
Zambia Churches Held Grace-filled Easter Services

OA Zambia reported grace-filled services took place at the churches in Lusaka and Copperbelt provinces. They shared messages about the meaning of the cross and resurrection of Jesus.
OA Africa Prepares Conference at New Olivet Center

OA Africa is preparing the new Olivet Center in Kenya to hold a conference for Africa in the beginning of April. The international conference will include a dedication service for Olivet Center in Naivasha, Kenya with ministry leaders. Participants will discuss plans for the center and the launch of a high school. The conference will also include ministry presentations of vision and plans.
Church Revival throughout Africa Continent

Church Revival throughout Africa Continent

Olivet High School Impacts Local Community with Biblical Education System

Olivet High School (OHS) in Ndola, Zambia concluded it's first year of operation and anticipates the start of the new term in 2020, while reflecting on the great impact that could have been made in 2019.