About AAGA: Africa Assemblies of God Alliance

According to the report on AAGA, presented by Dr John Ikoni the General Secretary of AG Nigeria at the 2002 Regional Missions Conference, in Enugu Africa Assemblies of God Alliance (AAGA) was birthed at the sixth All-Africa conference of the Assemblies of God in Harare, Zimbabwe, on September 10, 1989, following the adoption of a charter. The Alliance’s purpose was to strengthen the Assemblies of God national churches on the African continent for the worldwide decade of harvest through Africa Harvest 2000 (AAGA communiqué, 1989).

The communiqué stated:

  • We stand together for the total evangelisation of Africa
  • We stand together for the best possible cooperation as believers of like precious faith
  • We stand together in order to send forth African missionaries into the African harvest
  • We stand together to reach our goals of 15,000,000 believers, 30,000 pastors, and 30,000 churches by the year 2000, with the help of God.
  • We stand together with one voice, with one message, with one purpose, with one prayer – that Jesus Christ shall reign over Africa in glory and power!
  • We call for every believer in every church, every pastor, and every missionary to stand together encouraged in heart and united in love according to Colossians 2:2.
Central Africa Region