Welcome to the West Africa Partnership website. The West Africa Partnership (WAP) was formed to foster a ministry vision for helping bring to pass what God has in store spiritually for Africa in general and for West Africa in particular. The partners are working to help birth, in the Providence of God, a national reformed and covenantal church planting movement in West African nations, beginning with Senegal, Togo and Ivory Coast. WAP is a cooperative effort by the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), its missions organization, MTW, and a fellowship of West African national Presbyterian leaders, known currently as Strategic Partnership of African Reformed Churches. (SPARC)
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Recent Visit to Senegal and Togo
On Thursday, January 29th, members of the Executive Steering Committee of the West African Partnerhship returned from a two week trip to Senegal and Togo. While in these countries we visited various church planting works and met with national leaders to discuss the progress of the work. In both countries God is raising up an army of devoted pastors, church planters, and apprentices who are putting everything on the line to bring the gospel to their people, to see churches firmly established, and to see communities transformed. The needs and challenges that these men face are great and include intense poverty, health problems, church building needs, spiritual oppression, and growing needs in the area of pastoral education. We return with a renewed commitment to recruit prayer warriors for these men and their works. We also hope to raise "transitional funds" …
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Published on 02/04/2009 by Jim Weaver
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