About Us
Mission Link Africa aims to meet the theological needs of preachers and missionaries in Africa by linking them to Christ-centered theological and administrative resources in service to Jesus Christ our saviour.
The Link
Mission Link Africa aims to be the link or bridge between sound Christian theology to unsound Christian theology in Africa. Preachers and missionaries in Africa continue to witness a dearth of sound reformed biblical teaching. We aim to communicate with print and digital resource donors on opportunities to support preachers and missionaries in Africa through our Book Fund.
We seek to link preachers and missionaries in Africa to these Christ-centered theological resources for free, especially in hard-to-reach areas on the African content. We aim to educate missionaries on how to handle administrative and communications components of their ministries by creating a knowledge sharing platform with more experienced missionaries and by organizing trainings.
Partnership
Mission Link Africa aims to work closely with African theological seminaries. The aim is to provide Missiology and Theology graduates and postgraduates from these seminaries free Christian theological resources to launch them into Christ-centered and reformed doctrine. We currently have a partnership with the one of the largest seminaries in West Africa. The Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary (https://nbts.edu.ng/) and are looking to create more partnerships.
MLA seeks to create partnerships with Reformed Christian authors, publishers and preachers who can offer Christian resources (this includes books, sermon notes, audio, video sermon recordings) for free or at discounted rates to pastors and missionaries in Africa. Kindly reach out to us info@missionlinkafrica.org or fill our contact form if you would like to support or partner with us.
Prayer
Mission Link Africa seeks to organise a global prayer chain of thanksgiving and supplication for pastoral and mission work across Africa especially for reformed and sound biblical preaching in churches on the continent.