Africa Inland Mission (Europe)

The Africa Inland Mission podcast

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The Africa Inland Mission podcast includes thoughts, discussions and stories about world mission and the work of the gospel among Africa's unreached people groups.https://eu.aimint.org

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Africa Inland Mission (Europe)

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Religion

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eu.aimint.org

Latest episode

Apr 30, 2026

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Episodes

S1 EP8 Miriam and Holly - The impact of the gospel podcast 18.12.2019

Miriam, one of AIM's mission advisors, sits down with Holly to talk about living and working in a Creative Access Nation. They discuss how the gospel is making an impact and outworking in peoples lives. They also discuss some of the challenges of working in a nation where there is great hostility to Christianity.

S1 EP7 Jan, Mat & Katy - Why do short term mission? 24.09.2019

We invited three of our missionaries Jan, Mat & Katy, into the office to chat to us about their experiences of short term mission, both from the perspective of going on a short term trip, as well as being long term missionaries hosting short term trips.

S1 EP6 Krish Kandiah - Why bother with theology 19.06.2019

How do you feel about theology? Does it get you excited, or are you turned off by the idea of big, doorstop books and long, overcomplicated words? Does it sometimes feel like a purely academic exercise somewhat disconnected from daily life? Krish paints a beautiful picture for us of how theology contributes to our worship of God with all our heart, soul and mind.

S1 EP5 Paul Mallard - Why do we suffer? 18.03.2019

I’m sure we’ve all had those conversations with friends and family which ultimately come down to this issue: “But if God exists, and he is all-loving, then why am I experiencing this suffering?” Maybe it’s one we are currently wrestling with ourselves. It’s one of the most-quoted arguments against the existence of God. So, “Why do we suffer?”

S1 EP4 David Platt - What happens to the unreached when they die? 13.12.2018

Connect Lite Podcast: David Platt We talk a lot about unreached people. Estimates say that over a billion people in the world today have little to no knowledge of Jesus, little to no knowledge of the gospel, and little to no chance of hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ before they die. It begs the question, then: What happens to them when they die?

S1 EP3 Hannah Coggins - My Journey into teaching 26.11.2018

In 2016 Hannah Coggins moved to N’Djamena, Chad, to teach at Wellspring Academy. The school serves families working cross-culturally through their day school, as well as by running twice-yearly homeschool weeks for students being homeschooled across the country. Hannah teaches children aged 6-9, with eight nationalities currently represented in her class. Here she talks more about her journey into...

S1 EP2 Kevin Deyoung - Just Do Something 25.09.2018

Struggling to work out what you should do with your life? This month, listen to the podcast to hear an extract from a book by Kevin DeYoung as he addresses the question “If God has a wonderful plan for my life, as the evangelistic tract tells us, then why doesn’t he tell me what it is?”

S1 EP1 Tim Chester - Why get involved in world mission? 20.06.2018

Why should you get involved in world mission? This month Tim Chester shares with us his answer. “Our mission is the extension of the mission of the Trinity. And the mission of the Trinity is to share their joy and love…” Find out more about the cascade of God’s love by listening to the podcast.

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