Stories

Kick off your sandals and stay awhile. The sun is going down and children are gathering. At the center of the village, women lay camel-skin mats on the warm sand and the curious come and sit. Under a blanket of stars, the elders begin to tell stories. Tales of old about great hardships and small wonders, prowling lions and local heroes. A rich tradition of storytelling is ubiquitous in Africa. Here on some of the front lines of God’s redeeming work, we have stories too. Join us, through the sights and sounds and stories of AIM’s ministry.

The Inlander Podcast

The Inlander Podcast explores the missionary journey through interviews with people serving across a spectrum of places and ministries. From remote desert outposts to the bustling streets of some of Africas busiest urban centers, we look at what it means to pack up a life and follow Christ to the ends of the earth.

Video Explorer

AIM is a diverse and global organization with a variety of video creators around the world – from AIM’s professional media team to freelance contributors – all sharing a part of our story from their perspective. Browse the video collection.

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Hold My Hand—And Jump!

Hold My Hand—And Jump!

EJ traveled to the Kenyan coast for a short vacation and farewell celebration for her friends. What she didn’t know was how God would use this trip to minister so deeply to her heart and help her overcome a long-time fear from when she was a teenager.

We Have a Small Castle

We Have a Small Castle

“What we couldn’t see during our late-night trek was the global village living behind those brightly colored doors.”

Join Naphtali in Belgium for waffles, a “small castle”, and what ministry to African immigrants and refugees can look like.

The Beauty of the Good Shepherd

The Beauty of the Good Shepherd

Arriving home from North Africa after two years of living there, I was surprised that the question most people asked me was, “Were you scared?” — written by a worker in North Africa, just returned from the field

Interruptible

Interruptible

“One evening, back when I was living on Clove Island, I set out by foot to my teammate’s house. As I approached the city’s main road, there was a sense of commotion and excitement in the air.”

Faithful in the Ordinary

Faithful in the Ordinary

Lindsey, an AIM AIR pilot, shares what she learned about everyday faithfulness while in northern Kenya drinking chai with a young Rendille woman.