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Christian Missionary to Africa

Kenyan girl

We're going to take a look at each Christian missionary to Africa through their own blogs - words from their own mouths about what God is doing in the continant of Africa. Africa has been the home of some of Christianity's earliest and strongest churches. Some of the greatest theologians and missionaries have themselves come from Africa.

Today, many churches still thrive in Africa. But in other places, the name of Christ is barely known. But each Christian missionary to Africa has her or his own story to tell about how Jesus is building His Church.

Where are these Christian missionaries in Africa? They're all over! Angola, Cameroon, Kenya, Niger, Uganda, and Nigeria are all popular locations for missionary bloggers. Let's look at a few of the best blogs started by a Christian missionary to Africa:

Village in Kenya

Missionary in Nigeria

Kids’ Doc in Jos journals the life of Dr. Mike Blyth, pediatrician at Evangel Hospital in Jos, Nigeria. Dr. Blyth has been blogging just about forever, and always has fascinating stories to tell, and pictures to show. If this is something that interests you, you may find yourself losing an hour or two hearing about the lives that have been touched in this corner of Africa.

You can find more about the Blyths by visiting thier website, From Nigeria: With Love... Meanwhile, check out their blog which also has a news feed at www.ecwaevangel.org/blog/feed/.

In Burkina Faso

Also a veteran blogger, Stephen Davies has been giving us tidbits of life with the semi-nomadic Fulani people. Voice in the Desert is the name of his blog, always well written (as it should be - he's also an author and freelance writer in his spare time). Blog entries go back to mid-2001, which makes this blog ancient in the blogging world. Another Christian missionary to Africa that's worth checking out.

His news feed is at ww.voiceinthedesert.org.uk/weblog/index.rdf

In Uganda

Jeff and Cheryl and their four children live in Fort Portal, Uganda. Their blog is called simply Missionary Journal. A newer blog, started in 2005, it features great pictures and sotries about the family's life and ministry. Not only can you read about life in Uganda, Jeff urges you to get involved by praying right then and there for specific people.

Find the news feed at missionaryjournal.blogspot.com/atom.xml

In Benin

Reflections on Life in Benin is the name of the blog from Randy & Kelly Vaughn, some more Christian missionaries in Africa. They're actually in a really small village in Benin called Aplahoue. They have four children, and so, as you may imagine, life is always an adventure! Lots of pictures are peppered through this blog, started in 2004.

Find the news feed at rkvaughn.blogspot.com/atom.xml

In Mali

The blog of Thom and Amanda McMurray, cleverly named McMali, was started in mid-2005. Since 2005 the McMurrays have been learning about the language and culture, and sharing the Word of God inthis less known African country. Africa Christian missionshas a lot of faces, as you'll see as you read their blog. They also have a website - great info if you want to learn about a Christian missionary to Africa or two.

Checkout the news feed at mcmali.blogspot.com/atom.xml

A few more

No, I'm not going to list every single Christian missionary to Africa blog here. The list is always changing, with new ones being added all the time. But here are a handful more to give you a taste of what's out there. Check them out to learn more about missionary work in Africa . . . Giraffe in Africa

  • Mercy Watch
  • Simplicity
  • Our Cameroon Adventure
  • Someone In Cameroon Loves You!
  • Pure Christianity


    • Also, be sure to check the Christian missionary to africa blogs on these pages - Christian child missions, the Christian missionary in Kenya page, and the Missionary South Africa page.