AABF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET

 


The Executive Committee members of the All Africa Baptist Fellowship met virtually on Tuesday, 7th October, 2025 to put finishing touches to the preparations for the 2025 General Council Meeting scheduled for Bangui, Central African Republic between 22nd to 27th October, 2025.

The meeting was presided over by Rev. Charlemagne Nditemeh due to the absence of the AABF President, Rev. Dr. Israel Akanji who was unavoidably absent.  The General Secretary, AABF, Pastor Elias Apetogbo was available to provide necessary guidance to the proceedings that lasted over 3 hours.



The meeting served the purpose, attendance was highly encouraging and matters that bother on the 2025 General Council Meeting, the 2026 General Gathering, AABF membership applications, as well as the outlook of the next quinquennium for the African Baptist family were discussed.

The leaders made a final appeal to more leaders across the AABF Member Bodies to register to be part of the General Council Meeting.

Indeed, the African Baptist leaders took time to pray for the advancement of the gospel beyond Jerusalem, called on God for lasting peace in terrified African territories like DR. Congo, Madagascar and more.

The meeting was also attended by Deaconess Jane Mwangi, Deacon Eddison, Rev. Herbert Chingono, Rev. Enoch Thompson, Rev. Abel Ssegirinya, Rev. Jonathan Kavusa, Mrs. Gueneba Bakiono, Sis. Denise Apetogbo, Bro. Jonas Kakenge Mbwenga, etc.

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