An Independent Indigenous Bible Believing Church Fellowship
African Christians Fellowship International walks in fellowship through Christ Jesus (John 1:7), spreading the gospel and providing Christian support for missions across Africa and unreached areas of the world.
Who We Are
ACFI is a non-profit, independent, indigenous Bible-believing church fellowship. It is made up of approximately 280 indigenous churches spread across six West African countries, working together to advance evangelism and strengthen the body of Christ.
- Liberia
- Sierra Leone
- Guinea
- Cote d'Ivoire
- Ghana
- Nigeria
African Christians Fellowship International is an independent, indigenous Bible-believing church fellowship rooted in the call to walk in the light of Christ. Established with a vision to reach the unreached, this nonprofit organization brings together churches across West Africa in a shared mission of evangelism and discipleship. The fellowship exists to strengthen the body of Christ by spreading the gospel message to isolated villages, rural towns, and underserved urban communities. Through a commitment to biblical truth and spiritual unity, ACFI serves as a witness to the transforming power of God's love, advancing His kingdom across the African continent and beyond.
At the heart of ACFI's mission is a dedication to holistic ministry that addresses both spiritual and physical needs. The fellowship supports programs in evangelism, prayer, and Christian education while also engaging in compassionate outreach such as medical aid, agricultural development, and relief efforts. These initiatives are designed to bring hope and practical help to communities facing poverty and hardship. By serving humanity in the name of Jesus, ACFI demonstrates that the gospel is not only a message of eternal salvation but also a call to love and care for people in their daily struggles.
Prayer and partnership are foundational to the work of this fellowship. Believers are encouraged to intercede for the spread of the gospel and for the strengthening of churches throughout the region. ACFI invites individuals and congregations to join in its mission through prayer, volunteer service, and financial support. Every contribution helps sustain ongoing programs that reach those who have yet to hear the good news of Christ. Together, the fellowship and its supporters form a united body working to fulfill the Great Commission, bringing light to dark places and hope to the hopeless.
The fellowship operates with a clear vision for the future, aiming to expand its reach into new territories and deepen its impact in existing communities. Church planting, leadership training, and children's ministry remain key priorities as ACFI seeks to raise up a new generation of faithful witnesses. The organization is committed to transparency and stewardship, ensuring that all resources are used wisely to advance the kingdom of God. With a strong foundation in Scripture and a passion for the lost, African Christians Fellowship International continues to walk in fellowship, spreading the gospel and serving the people of Africa.
Our Mission
ACFI's mission is to make a difference through service — reaching people with the gospel while meeting practical needs. The fellowship supports evangelism, church planting, and Christian outreach on the continent of Africa and beyond, advancing the glory of Christ's kingdom.
How You Can Help
Program Support
Give toward the specific ministries ACFI carries out among its indigenous churches, including education, medical outreach, and care for widows, children, and the handicapped.
Administrative Support
Contributions can also help cover the operating costs that keep ACFI's programs and church network running effectively.
Volunteer & Sponsor
Individuals can get involved directly through volunteer opportunities or by taking part in sponsor-related events connected to ACFI's work.
Learn More
An ACFI presentation outlining the fellowship's work is available for those who would like a fuller overview of its churches and programs. For details on ACFI's ministries, visit the Programs page, and for boarding school information related to sponsored children, see AfricanChildSponsorship.com.