ServAfrica is a not-for-profit organisation serving persecuted Christians in Sub Saharan Africa.
Our vision for the Church in this region is:
The main aim of this website is to provide a platform for the sharing of much needed digital resources to help our field workers and partners realise this vision through integrated field programs.
We support of our frontline workers and partners in delivering integrated programs for the strengthening of the persecuted Church in Sub Saharan Africa, by providing various resources.
We are here to journey with you as you grow your understanding of the persecution reality on the continent and learn what a Christ-honouring response to this persecution looks like.
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Join the global campaign to stop violence and persecution in Sub Saharan Africa.
Violent persecution continues to rage in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Right now, an estimated 16.2 million* SSA Christians are displaced by targeted violence and conflict.
Churches in Sub-Saharan Africa are calling upon the body of Christ around the world to stand with them, as one, to stop the violence.
It is time to break the silence and start the healing.
*World Watch List 2024
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News about insurgency attacks in Mozambique continues to make headlines, but for Ernesto*, these aren’t merely accounts he can identify with from a distance. They are instead reminders of his own horrific experience at the hands of Al-Shabaab. It’s been nearly eight years since his life was irrevocably affected, and Ernesto recalls with clarity the […]
As the daughter of a Christian mother and a Muslim sheik (a local Islamic leader), Nura* grew up differently than most young girls in her Muslim community. While her father wanted to raise her and her siblings to be committed Muslims, Nura says that from an early age, she took after her mother and always […]
Asabe*, a trauma care worker in Northern Nigeria, recalls a time when communities in the region experienced relatively peaceful life. Then, attacks started happening. At first they were spread out to once in a year, but now there are reports of militia activity almost on a weekly basis. Serving in a trauma care centre, Asabe […]
When Thessakpe* became a Christian in 2017, his choice wasn’t too costly. He lived in an animist community in Togo, near the border with Burkina Faso, and his new faith was tolerated. He lived and worshiped freely in the community. But that changed when Islamic extremists from Burkina Faso crossed the border into Thessakpe’s part […]