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WELCOME TO WORLD MISSIONS AFRICA

Welcome to our blog. World Missions, Africa is making every effort to bring the love of Christ to all humanity. Primarily, we focus on Africa now in our physical activities. But with the online community, our efforts extends to the ends of the earth.

Jesus died for all humanity. Every race, every ethnic group, every people, male or female, bound or free, the gospel of salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ is free to all.

Jesus said, "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creatures,,," Mark 16:15 Everyone has a right to the gospel. Our responsibility as a mission post is to make it possible for as many as we can, to hear the gospel so that each man will understand and make a clear choice for themselves.

As you visit our blog, and read this post, you are either in need of this goodnews or you have already received it but have the responsibility to share it with others.

We invite you to find peace that is beyond understanding from all your struggles and the weight of sin that has weighed you down all your life.



Jesus can set you free. And He will set you free if you are willing to open your heart to Him today.

DO NOT WAIT FOR TOMORROW JESUS IS CALLING YOU NOW.

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