AM International Presentation Testifies to the Grace of God, Strengthens Mission Resolve

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Apostolos Missions International has had a blessed year in missions. AM leaders are most thankful for the expansion of the ministry and the extension of its reach to gather people from all around the world. 

AM's video presentation was divided into three sections -- AM's vision, 2017 highlights, and 2018 goals. 

The presentation briefly touched on AM's biblical basis as a ministry that seeks to overturn lives, redeem souls, and give purpose through forming communities of faith on campus.

"Our dream is that life can be born and restored through our efforts of world mission," the narrator shares. "AM really seeks to replicate the community of the early church. Not just being a simple gathering, but forming communities on campus. becoming a movement, and creating an environment where Christians can be united in heart and in mind."

AM's 2017 highlights include expansion into countries all around the world. Various leaders gave their testimonies and shared the grace they have received while serving in AM. Other highlights include the AM East Africa Leadership Training in Uganda this summer, and the launch of online Bible studies and seminars. 

AM has great hopes for the enlargement of the gospel territory in 2018. The central goals include reaching a network of 120 countries and 360 universities.  

The HQ aims to grow as a strong hub for the work of mission. Many internships and trainings will initiate in order to prepare leaders in other regions. AM will lay a platform to contain all the people that are waiting to be caught in the net of truth. 

The future of AM is very bright and they look forward to reaching their goals in the coming year, with the help of God. AM leaders are exhorted to live as those who are "sent" and live each day to see God's Kingdom come one day sooner. 

 

 

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