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Association of Evangelicals in Africa: Afroscope Newsletter July to September 2012

October 24, 2012

A Newsletter from The Association of Evangelicals in Africa

SCOPE

Theme: Serving the purposes of God in your generation with integrity of heart and skilful hands.

A theme that served us well at this year’s Governing Council meeting in Dakar, Senegal (28th Sept -3rd Oct) where African Church leaders, Christian Organizations and partners came together to discuss issues of fundamental importance to AEA and its constituents, the Church in Africa.

In this issue we look at the GC meeting in Dakar, where the current General Secretary of AEA Rev. Aiah Foday-Khabenje was unanimously given a fresh 4 year mandate by the Council to serve AEA up to June, 2017.

Key presentations by African leaders, on the theme, reports from various commissions and projects of AEA and resolutions concerning the health of the church in Africa is of focus.

To bring the theme home the Governing council focused on the children of Africa was discussed in greater detail in the Holistic Child Development seminar that preceded the governing council.

Governing Council Meeting

The Governing Council Meeting of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA) took place at Hotel Ngor Diarama in Dakar Senegal on Sunday the 30^th September to October 3^rd 2012 with close to eighty delegates in attendance drawn from over 30 countries in Africa as well as from the United States of America, the United Kingdom and France. Senegal Minister of Armed forces presided at the ceremony.

The meeting was a success with delegates passing key declarations among them unanimously endorsing Rev. Aiah Foday-Khabenje’(the AEA General Secretary) term to a further 4years (up to June, 2017) while also passing key resolutions that are vital to AEA’s progress and…
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Holistic Child Development Seminar

‘Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression’ Dr. Haim Ginott

During a two day workshop in Dakar ahead of AEA Governing council meeting, the African Church Leaders were challenged to develop models that fit their particular context in the quest to contribute to the holistic development of children for Africa’s transformation…
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A Tribute to the late Stephen Mugabi

It is with much regret and sadness that we announce the death of Stephen Mugabi on the 10th of September 2012 after long illness borne bravely…
Obituary
Funeral Service

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Association of Evangelicals in Africa: Afroscope Newsletter July to September 2012