Charis is the Greek word for grace. We are committed to putting God’s grace into action.
Charis in Action is a nonprofit mission ministry that identifies, trains, and empowers national leaders to make disciples and plant healthy churches.
We are currently serving in Africa where we have established the Antioch Kingdom Network (The Network). The Network is a group of pastors and churches who have come together to embrace the Kingdom by multiplying disciples and planting healthy churches.
The Network is not a denomination but a gathering of like-minded pastors and churches from several denominations. They have united upon a foundational set of beliefs (the Lausanne Covenant) and a Membership Covenant.
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Seventy percent of Sub-Saharan Africa is under the age of 30. Many of these young people are open to the Gospel of Jesus, and Christianity is growing in some African countries. With this growth there is a tremendous need for discipleship, leadership development, the training and development of Pastors and Christian leaders, and planting healthy churches.
There are two great challenges to the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. One challenge is the synergistic blending of the Prosperity Gospel, African Traditional Religions, and Christianity that creates something other than Biblical Christianity. Another great challenge is the expansion and influence of Islam as it continues to move to Africa’s south and west.
Charis in Action has developed the Antioch Kingdom Network, a network of pastors, Christian leaders, and churches to make disciples and plant healthy churches who will make disciples to address these challenges and expand the Kingdom of God throughout Africa with the vision of sending Zambians to other African countries.
We are looking for partners who will sponsor a pastor, and/or a church as we develop mature disciples and plant healthy churches.
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