• A Birthday Remembrance of John Stott

  John Stott, or Uncle John as so many affectionately refer to him, would have been 92 this coming Saturday, April 27. This week’s eNews is dedicated to Stott and his ever-growing legacy worldwide. Join us in celebrating his life and influence and give thanks and glory to God for what He accomplished through Uncle John. […]

  Apr 26, 2013 // Tags: Africa, Africa Bible Commentary, Antonio Barro, Benjamin Homan, Brazil, James Wainaina, John Stott, Kenya, Langham Literature, Langham Logic, Langham Preaching, Langham Scholars, Namibia Evangelical Theological Seminary, South America, South American Theological Seminary // No Comments

• eNews, week of April 10

  Langham Partnership eNews Week of Apr 10, 2013   Bishop David Zac Niringye Banned From Travel Thank you for your prayers in these recent weeks for Langham Scholar and retired Bishop David Zac Niringye, who was arrested in February for speaking out against the graft in Uganda’s government. While David has been released from custody, he […]

  Apr 11, 2013 // Tags: Africa, Africa Bible Commentary, David Zac Niringye, Isobel Stevenson, Langham Literature, Langham Scholars, SeaCloud, Uganda // No Comments
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  CONFLUENCE – The Flowing Together of Prayer, People and Place

  CONFLUENCE The Flowing Together of Prayer, People and Place by Jennifer Cuthbertson, Langham Preaching In early February, Mercy Ireri and I journeyed to Meru, a city situated at the base of Mount Kenya about 250 km northeast of Nairobi. Our mission: to bring just a ‘Taste of Langham’ to Reach the Unreached, an indigenous mission […]

  Apr 03, 2013 // Tags: Africa, Kenya, Langham Preaching, Preaching God's Big Story // No Comments

• Janet of Sierra Leone

  Emmanuel Oladipo tells the story of Janet Koroma: “Janet has something in common with Jeremiah: she entered the ministry against her will. But rather than protesting that she was only a youth, she protested that she was only a woman – and a poorly trained one at that. “Janet did not complete high school. Her […]

  Aug 18, 2011 // Tags: Africa, Emmanuel Oladipo, Langham Preaching, Sierra Leone // No Comments

• Sierra Leone: The Gospel Advances

  Langham Preaching Training in Sierra Leone by Emmanuel Oladipo, Langham Preaching coordinator for English-speaking Africa PAJEHUN EXPERIENCE Corporal Richard Clarke was a military chaplain posted to Pajehun District after the civil war in Sierra Leone. Pastors of four other churches joined him to pray and plan together on how best to have an effective ministry […]

  Feb 17, 2011 // Tags: Africa, Emmanuel Oladipo, Langham Preaching, Sierra Leone // No Comments

• With Barbara in Mbarara

  While 80% of Ugandans claim to be Christian, the influence of both nominalism and prosperity teaching is extensive. The need for the Word of God to be preached faithfully, clearly and with relevance is great. However, while the very first LP seminar was held in Uganda, some momentum has been lost in recent years. This […]

  Sep 03, 2010 // Tags: Africa, East Africa, Langham Preaching, Mercy Ireri, Uganda // No Comments

• Preaching Clubs and Mama Langham

  A Report of Visit to Tanzania, June 13-30, 2010 by LPI Africa Coordinator Emmanuel Oladipo It was my first visit to East Africa in my capacity as the Langham Partnership International (LPI) Africa Coordinator and so my first personal contact with Frank Luvanda and his team in Tanzania. I had visited the country several times […]

  Jul 11, 2010 // Tags: Africa, Emmanuel Oladipo, Frank Luvanda, Langham Preaching, preachers clubs, Tanzania // No Comments

• Langham Preaching in Uganda

  In Uganda Barbara Tumwine has been working hard to organise two events to stimulate biblical preaching, alongside her busy day job in the medical community. In May a two-day seminar was held in the community in Kisiizi, attracting 34 participants, 25 returning for a Level 2 (looking at Old Testament law), and  9 new participants […]

  Jun 10, 2010 // Tags: Africa, Barbara Tumwine, Langham Preaching, Uganda // No Comments

• Kiswahili Africa Bible Commentary Dedicated

  Nairobi, KENYA (June 7, 2010) June 2, 2010 in Dodoma, about 120 Bishops and key church leaders from around Tanzania took a break from a grueling programme during the Annual Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) Bishop’s Conference to dedicate the newly published Kiswahili edition of the Africa Bible Commentary (ABC) — (Ufafanuzi wa Biblia katika […]

  // Tags: Africa, Africa Bible Commentary, Kiswahili, Langham Literature // No Comments

• Deeply Rooted in South Africa: Hulisani Ramantswana

  Researchers have recently declared sub-Saharan Africa the “most religious place on Earth” with an estimated 470 million Christians in 2010. Today, according to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life*, one in five of the world’s Christians lives in sub-Saharan Africa. Even so, many traditional African beliefs such as witchcraft and evil spirits are […]

  Jun 03, 2010 // Tags: Africa, Hulisana Ratswana, South Africa // No Comments

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