Missionaries
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Steve and Debbie have been with AIM since 1982 serving in DRCongo, Kenya, and Uganda in different capacities--support ministries, research, outreach/church planting, and leadership.
Steve is engaged in encouraging, strengthening, and empowering the church in Central Africa through discipleship, indigenous missions mobilization, and outreach.
Debbie serves as a consultant and trainer for the Healing the Wounds of Trauma program of the American Bible Society's Trauma Healing Institute.
John and Pam serve as part of AIM's U.S. Headquarters team in Peachtree City, Georgia. John heads up AIM's IT department and Pam serves as the Receipting Manager. Before joining the Headquarters team, the Wollmans also served for a number of years among an unreached people group in northern Kenya.
Hi we are the Wood family and we live on the South Coast of Kenya working on the Digo Focus Team! God has always impressed upon our hearts a love for the lost. So in 2013, we traveled to Uganda and while we were there, we were awoken by the Mosque’s call to prayer every day. Our eyes were opened to the vast amount of people in darkness, because of the bondage of Islam. It was shortly after our time in Uganda that we knew God was leading us to Africa to reach out to a Muslim people. In 2014, God showed us His people the Digo, whom He created in His beautiful image, and we knew that was where He was calling our family of 8 (now almost 10) to go and fervently serve Him?!
We have been serving in Kwale, Kenya since 2015. The Digo follow Islam and have been very resistant to the Gospel. Their practice of animism (the belief that non-human objects have spirits) and ancestor worship (praying to deceased ancestors for help and guidance) still have more influence on the Digo community than does Islam. There is a spiritual battle going on for the hearts of the Digo in Kenya. Satan has also put a blanket of blindness on the surrounding believers regarding the Digo's spiritual need. It is estimated that there are only about 200-250 Digo Christians in Kenya. This means that approximately 0.1% of the Digo population is Evangelical Christians. Please join us in prayer for these people as we encourage local Kenyan believers to reach out to their Digo neighbors and for us to be able to continue to build good relationships with the Digo, so we may share the hope of Christ with them.
Brett and Jennifer are preparing to serve with Africa Inland Mission's aviation ministry, AIM AIR, which is based in Nairobi, Kenya.
Evan and Kristal serve in Nairobi, Kenya as part of Africa Inland Mission's aviation branch, AIM AIR, a ministry that serves the needs of 50+ Christian organizations and hundreds of missionaries.
Pete, Tija and their 4 kids have been called by God into the mission field to serve with AIM Air in northern Kenya. Currently based in Lokichoggio, Kenya, Pete is a pilot/mechanic and Tija home schools their daughters, Leah and Sela as well as works with the local church to disciple women around her. Their older boys, Joel and Seth are attending Rift Valley Academy in Kijabe, Kenya.
Their desire is to be used by God in whatever He asks; be it flying missionaries and cargo into the hardest places to minister in Kenya and South Sudan, or to be available for discipleship when it arises during every day interactions with people around them. Realizing that sometimes, the interruption is God's plan for ministry.
After serving in Mozambique since 2007, Kevin and Cami moved to Namibia in September of 2016 where Kevin is serving as Unit Leader, working together in leading the field with Cami. Kevin continues to oversee the TEE program he founded in Mozambique and visits the leaders there annually to train and encourage them as they move forward and expand the work. In Namibia, we are supporting our personnel as we look for new ways to equip the local church to become senders, as well as look for God's leading in bringing new personnel to encourage and train Namibians to better serve their churches and reach out to the lost.
