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Train, unite and walk alongside

The mission of the League of African Peoples, from training leaders to the lasting transformation of communities.

Why we exist

The League of African Peoples is a Pan-African evangelical Christian organisation. It draws on the ministry of reconciliation to serve the peoples of the continent: to proclaim, to train, to care, to educate and to build.

Present in about ten African countries, it works with rural and urban communities, with young people and women, and among peoples still little reached by a lasting missionary presence.

“All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation.”

2 Corinthians 5:18

Three lines of work

The Missionary Academy equips leaders, those who are sent and local teams: biblical training, leadership, project management and community support.

The Hub of African Peoples and the Afro-descendants & Diaspora League connect communities on the continent with those of the diaspora around one shared hope.

Health, access to water, agriculture, housing and education: field programmes that answer the concrete needs of communities.

How we work

  • Listen to the community

    Every programme starts from an assessment carried out with local leaders, traditional authorities and the churches of the area.

  • Train local leaders

    The LAP does not install a foreign structure: it equips women and men from the place, who then carry the project themselves.

  • Deliver with local means

    Projects rely on locally available resources, so that they remain viable once our support ends.

  • Account for what we do

    Budget monitoring, reporting to partners and published transparency commitments.

Take part in the mission

Missionaries, volunteers, partners and donors: there is a place for every form of commitment.