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Lineo is a missionary from Lesotho preparing to serve in Madagascar as part of an inbound team in Mahajanga.
She is passionate about seeing the gospel reach those who have never heard it, particularly in remote and unreached communities.
Lineo has a background in Public Administration and Development Studies and has served as a teacher with Lesotho Flying Pastors, teaching the children of missionaries. She is also pursuing further studies in education and continues to prepare for long-term cross-cultural ministry. Her experience and heart for people equip her to combine teaching, prayer, and relationship-building to bring hope and encouragement to communities.
Lineo longs to walk alongside people, serve children and women, and share the good news in practical, life-giving ways where Christ is not yet known.
Church: The Apostolic Faith Mission Lesotho, Thetsane Assembly
Lintle serves with AIM's Shepherd Outreach Ministry in Lesotho, working among shepherds in remote communities. He is involved in evangelism, Bible studies and discipleship, building relationships and coming alongside people in their everyday lives. He especially enjoys encouraging young people in their faith and helping them grow in their understanding of God's Word. Lintle has a deep desire to see people who have never heard the Gospel come to know Jesus. Through his ministry among the shepherds, he has seen the importance of being present, building trust and sharing the hope of Christ in practical ways. He hopes to continue serving among unreached communities and to help establish churches that are firmly grounded in Scripture. Lintle is open to wherever God may lead him in the future, with a particular desire to serve among people who have little or no access to the Gospel. His heart is to give his life to helping others discover the hope and new life found in Jesus.
Church Name: Harvest Time Ministry Church
(From South Africa, based in Madagascar)
Lucky and Maureen are currently involved in reaching the Sakalava and Antakarana people of Madagascar in Nosy Be and Nosy Mitsio. Their ministry focus is learning the language and building relationships. They are using English as a means both for building relationships, preaching the gospel and discipleship. They are also involved in the ministry activities that the team is already involved in.
Church: Connect Church, Cape Town
(Kenya Missions Partners - Serving in a closed country)
Todd and Titch, along with their children, hail from Nairobi, Kenya. Their journey has been one of divine guidance and transformation, transitioning from the corporate world to farming, where they discovered God's purpose unfolding in their lives. As they walk out their calling, they are serving on a business team in a country which is closed to the gospel. Their faithfulness and obedience to God's leading have brought them to this pivotal moment, where they are sharing the message of hope and love in a place that needs the gospel.
(Kenyan, based in Madagascar)
Lucky and Maureen are currently involved in reaching the Sakalava and Antakarana people of Madagascar in Nosy Be and Nosy Mitsio. Their ministry focus is learning the language and building relationships. They are using English as a means both for building relationships, preaching the gospel and discipleship. They are also involved in the ministry activities that the team is already involved in.
Church: Covenant Baptist Church, Nakuru
Max and Nuku Matlanyane are missionaries from Lesotho preparing to serve on an inbound team.
They are passionate about evangelism, discipleship, and serving in rural and unreached communities, bringing hope and the gospel to people who have limited access to Christ.
Max has extensive experience in rural evangelistic outreach, disciple-making, youth ministry, and community engagement through programs like Farming Quest. He has been mentored in ministry, prayer, and Bible study, and is committed to equipping others while sharing the gospel in practical ways.
Nuku brings a heart for evangelism and discipleship, especially among people who feel overlooked or forgotten. Her life experience has shaped a deep empathy and perseverance in prayer, enabling her to encourage and walk alongside others in their spiritual journey.
Together, Max and Nuku are committed to serving communities where Christ is least known, using their skills, experiences, and passion to make a lasting impact.
Church: Thusong ya Jehovah Assemblies of God Lesotho
Melissa is a missionary from South Africa preparing to serve in medical ministry as a physiotherapist. She has a heart for holistic care and is passionate about supporting communities through physical rehabilitation, prayer for the sick, and sharing the hope of the gospel.
Alongside her medical calling, Melissa enjoys serving in children’s ministry, teaching Sunday school, leading Bible studies for women, and teaching English. Her journey has included cross-cultural ministry exposure across Africa, Europe, and Asia, shaping a deep love for people and a desire to walk closely with communities through long-term, relational ministry.
Melissa is currently preparing for a placement in the Eastern Region.
Church: Jubilee Community Church, Cape Town
Mercy Mecha is a missionary from Kenya with a heart for outreach among Muslims and young girls.
She is passionate about cross-cultural ministry and bringing hope and encouragement to communities with few Christian workers.
Mercy has experience in evangelism, Bible teaching, prayer ministry, and hospitality. She has lived, worked, and studied abroad, including time in England and as an exchange student in Sweden, gaining valuable cross-cultural experience. At her local church, she engages in Muslim outreach and trains others in effective ministry strategies.
Mercy desires to serve in areas with a high need for gospel workers, especially among Muslim communities in Africa, and has joined AIM to participate in mission work where her gifts can make the greatest impact.
Church: Crossroads Fellowship Ministries
Musa and Tshepiso Modise are missionaries from South Africa serving in Johannesburg.
Musa is involved in mission mobilisation, encouraging the church and students to engage in outreach and to participate in God’s mission.
Musa works closely with the AIM Southern Region office, supporting their mobilisation efforts and assisting with regional activities. His ministry includes local community outreach, leading Bible studies with homeless individuals, and organising Missions Week conferences that invite others to consider their role in sharing the gospel. Tshepiso works as a teacher.
Together, Musa and Tshepiso have a heart to see the gospel shared with those who have little access to it and to see believers equipped and mobilised for ministry.
Church: Christ Central Soweto
Nelio and Isa Caixão are missionaries from Mozambique serving in Marrupa.
They are passionate about evangelism, discipleship, and church planting among the Yao, Meetto, and Shirima peoples, working to see Christ known and worshipped among all people groups in Mozambique.
Since 2022, they have served with AIM, first in Nampula reaching the Kimwani people, and now in Marrupa, where they continue to establish healthy churches and equip local believers. Nelio brings extensive experience in cross-cultural ministry and mobilizing communities, while Isa supports through teaching, evangelism, and discipleship.
They are married and have three children: Crescencia Graziella, Hudson Doutel, and Evelyn Agnes. Together, Nelio and Isa are committed to living out the gospel, building communities of faith, and sharing Christ’s love in practical and spiritual ways.
Church: Igreja Evangelica Assembleia de Deus – Ministério Baixa
*Nina is using Business as Mission (BAM) in a country where the unreached do not feel safe to walk into a church. In that place, churches are seen in a negative light. Additionally, Nina is training and equipping new missionaries who will be working in the diaspora, to be able to start their ministries well.
*not her real name
Peter and Alice hail from Zimbabwe.
Peter has just joined us as mobilizer and will be involved in equipping, training, outreach and mobilising the Zimbabwean church for missions. Peter and Alice have 5 children: Carol, Renfred, Audrey, Joanna and Theodore.
(Zambian missionary preparing to serve in Mahajanga, Madagascar)
Peter Kalumba, originating from Zambia, first connected with Africa Inland Mission (AIM) through the online training program ZAFUEL in 2020. He also joined a short term team in Kenya in 2025. Currently completing his studies, Peter is actively preparing to joining an inbound Team in Madagascar, solidifying his dedication to missions.
Church: Chamboli Christian Brethren Church, Zambia
(Zambia missions mobilizer)
Peter joined AIM in 2020 from Glo Bible Seminary in Ndola, Zambia. A previous CAPRO Missionary for two years, he feels compelled by Christ to serve as a mobilizer in Zambia among all Zambian churches and specific projects in Malawi. Peter has a heart to see Zambians become a mission force in missions and for Zambian workers to be able to raise financial support. He works in partnership with key seminaries with a vision to train their students in missions and network across Zambia to equip, train and teach.
He is married to Irene and they have two boys, Zebron and Victory.
Church: Chamboli Christian Brethren Church – Zambia
Petera and Francine are from Madagascar and have a daughter called Mamitiana. They serve in the north of Madagascar on the island of Nosy Mitsio among the Antakarana people, an unreached people group. Nosy Mitsio has a culture that combines Islam and traditional African customs. It is a spiritually dark place, where “Jesus is taboo”. Their intention is to preach the Gospel to the Antakarana, lead prayer groups, disciple new believers, train leaders, and plant the first church on the island.
Church: CEIM (Communauté Evangélique Indépendante de Madagascar) Ambohimanambola, Antananarivo.
(Zambia - Earmarked to serve in Namibia)
Richard and Maggie Mwaku, originating from Zambia, are poised to embark on a mission journey to Namibia with a heartfelt sense of calling and dedication. Their journey has been guided by a profound conviction to serve and empower local communities.
Richard's initial short-term mission experience from Zambia to Namibia left a lasting impact, igniting a calling to return and continue the work he started. His passion lies in equipping local church leaders and providing theological training, recognizing the importance of nurturing strong foundations within communities of faith.
Church: Christian Brethren Church
(From Madagascar, based in Nosy Be, Madagascar)
Rosina was serving as Unit Leader for AIM Southern region in Madagascar she is now currently involved in translation work. It is almost unthinkable that Rosina did not grow up as a Christian believer. She serves as a mentor for young missionaries coming to Madagascar, mobilize and equip the local church and plays a key role in facilitating partnerships in Madagascar to mobilize for missions.
Church: Lutheran Church, Nosy Be
TDK is a missionary from Botswana preparing to serve in a country closed to the gospel, as a teacher.
She is passionate about evangelism and discipleship, bringing hope and encouragement to communities where the gospel is not yet widely known.
Her journey includes youth leadership, school and street evangelism, and cross-cultural mission experiences that have strengthened her faith and equipped her for ministry. TDK is committed to walking alongside people, supporting spiritual growth, and sharing God’s love through teaching, prayer, and relational engagement.
Tanki and Makhalalelo Khoeli ZA048
Tanki and Makhalalelo, originally from Lesotho, joined Africa Inland Mission (AIM) in 2024. They serve among the shepherds in Lesotho.
Tanki leads in evangelism and discipleship, helping to meet both the spiritual and practical needs of the shepherds. He frequently visits local churches near their ministry location to raise awareness about the needs of the shepherds and to promote involvement in missions. Makhalalelo runs a weekly children’s Bible study in their village and assists the shepherds’ team with administrative support, helping to strengthen the team’s impact.
They are blessed with two children, Sthembiso and Holy, who join them in this ministry journey.
Church: Harvester Hillock Bible Church
Thandiwe is a Mosotho believer from Lesotho with a deep passion for prayer, evangelism, and reaching women and girls with the hope of Christ. Her own journey of trusting God through difficult seasons has strengthened her faith and deepened her desire to encourage others who are hurting or feel unseen. She has gained cross-cultural ministry experience through serving and living among people from different backgrounds in Lesotho, South Africa, and Zambia.
She is now joining an inbound team in South Sudan, where she will have the opportunity to serve cross-culturally, build relationships, and be part of sharing the love of Christ in a challenging context.
Church: Sekoka Souls Harvest, Lesotho.
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