"We Are Ready to Die" This month, OneWay Africa's Livingstone School of Missions celebrated the graduation of 15 extraordinary leaders. These graduates aren't heading to comfortable ministry positions—they are intentionally going where it is hard, dangerous, and where few others are willing to serve. During their intensive, year-long training, these students from various African nations focused on Biblical missions, theology, evangelism, developing character, and falling in l

"Who shall God send to tell His people that He loves them?" LSM graduate, Alex Manga said. "There must be somebody. We are ready to die for Muslims to know Christ." Before Alex Manga, a graduate of the Livingstone School of Missions, had ever preached Christ to Muslims, he had zealously served Allah. He developed this devotion to Allah through his Muslim parents. He would often lead worship at the Mosque, reciting Surahs and calling others to pray. One day, Alex's parents hos

Front Row: Ruthvik holds the microphone as he sits in front of pastors and their families. As one family prepared for dinner in rural India, a gas cylinder exploded in their home, setting it ablaze. Breathing in smoke, Abraham held his son Ruthvik in his arms amidst the flames, and in desperation called out to Jesus — the very name he had scoffed at just a few weeks earlier. Abraham had heard of Christ when a visiting pastor passed through, and he decidedly did not like Jesus

It was the first time Dela, a OneWay Africa Jesus Film Rider, had ever felt this kind of fear in the field. When he looked around, he observed an endless expanse of African trees, sparse grass, and thick dirt. Earlier that morning, he had set out on his motorcycle toward a remote Muslim village to show the Jesus Film and share the gospel. But somewhere along the way, he realized he was completely lost. Surrounded by miles of African bush, Dela stopped and recorded a video for