African Missionary
Church Planting

AIMM partners with African Mennonite churches to send missionaries across ethnic boundaries. The national church identifies missionary candidates and is responsible for all administration and regular support. AIMM provides a yearly supplement to enable missionary families to develop small businesses or other efforts to assist with their income and mission programs.

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Seraphin Kutumbana (Right)

Keita Lenda Gizungu

Kanku & Muamba

Gilbert Mihala Lunzombe

Venant Mbudikila Nioka

Seraphin Kutumbana of Mennonite Church of Congo works with Bernard Thambue in Bateke Plateau to plant churches in villages including Bita, Kimwa-Mpumu, and Balumu.
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Gilbert Mihala Lunzombe, Mennonite Church of Congo, is a missionary church planter in Lubumbashi and Likasi.

Rev. Mimi Kanku and Belarme Muamba of the Evangelical Mennonite Church of Congo, are planting a congregation, La Reserve de l'Eternel, in Bandundu Ville.

Keita Lenda Gizungu, Mennonite Church of Congo, is in charge of seven new congregations in and around Kisangani.

Venant Mbudikila Nioka, Mennonite Brethren Church of Congo, has established several congregations among the Pygmy population in and around Kiri.

Baudouin Nsulunka

South Africa

Baudouin Nsulunka, Mennonite Brethren Church of Congo, is planting a church among Congolese refugees in Durban.