By 2025
Africa will be home to 50% of the world Christians
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60% of Africa's population will be people 25 years and younger
Africa
Great Commission
More than
26,6%
of people groups in Africa, are still unreached.
More than 1,000 languages do not have any single portion of Scriptures
CONNECTING NATIONS FOR SALVATION
590,396,163
Internet Users by December 2020
43%
Internet Penetration of the Population
12.98 %
Internet Growth %
2000 - 2021
Digital worlds
1 billion 374
Africa Population in 2021
255,412,900
Facebook subscribers December 2020
Right now in Africa:
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Economic poverty in Africa reaches 49% of the population.
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Due to poverty, there is a lack of access to (and therefore fluency in the use of) digital resources of all kinds. hindered by lack of access and fluency.
In most of the world, the “under 25” demographic is born immersed in access to digital technology.
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Technological fluency is now pivotal to both education and financial success.
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Due to social media’s effects on and relevance to all aspects of life, a person’s global understanding and impact on others is greatly hindered by lack of access and fluency.
Economic challenges
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New Christians and new pastors in Africa receive very little in the way of personal support, resources, or training in understanding and applying the Word of God.
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New pastors may receive “one year” of training in the form of one half-day per week from a large church-planting charitable organization.
New pastors receive no training from those who provide them with translated Bibles.
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Education--including reading and writing--often takes place in a different language from a person’s vernacular. For this reason, it is often difficult for Christians to make good use of the Bibles provided to them, whether they are educated or not.
Ministers
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It is easy for new Christians in Africa to be led astray, or even be led away from the faith--due to lack of support, misinterpretations of the Scriptures, or even due to attempts to merge Christianity with traditional (pagan) beliefs and practices. When this is discovered, Christian organizations may reprimand the ministers and/or sanction the support they provide to these congregations, which does not solve the root problem.
New Christians in Africa do not have the reach and impact that new Christians in other countries have via access to the internet and social media.
The Church
FOR THE CHURCH IN AFRICA TO REACH OUT TO THE PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE AND WITH TIMELY CAPACITY
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