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OUR MISSION
The mission of COMINAD is to network many churches, organizations, and
individuals, for the mobilization of Christian descendants of Africa to
reach the world, especially the unreached with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Several years ago, a group of people, interested in mobilizing
African-American churches for missions became increasingly aware of a
divided Christian community, consisting of individuals, churches and
para-church organizations. All were working hard to evangelize, but
results were limited because of the efforts lacked coordination and
resources. They envisioned these parts of the body of Christ coming
together in a common vehicle to accomplish the task of world
evangelization. These groups wanted to work together even though they
were from different churches. There were so few Christians interested
in world missions within Black churches that they needed the comradeship
and expertise that each person, church and organization could offer.
They wanted the encouragement of a collective relationship without
losing their own individual identities and distinctives. The main
thrust of the vehicle would be mobilization of African American
Christians (Churches) for involvement in cross-cultural world missions.
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ADOPT -A-VILLEGE
Because
the concept of adoption is easily understood within the
African-American church
Because
a village seems small and therefore, manageable allowing a church to
really make a difference in the lives of a group of people
Because all of the members of a church can be involved in
the adoption process
Because all finances that are
raised to help the village goes through the church and not sent
to an agency
Because in the development of the village all the skills and
training that church members have can be used to help the
village in Africa
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NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES
 
SEPTEMBER 2006 NEWSLETTER
We left the United States on January fifteenth.
For the first sixteen days we had a team of seven people with us; Mr.
and Mrs. Bolden, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas, Lisa Arrington, Pastor Jonathan
Weaver, and Jim Bowers. Jim Bowers and his family are missionaries in
Mali but are on furlough in the States. It was so nice of Jim to return
to Africa with us to take us to Mali so that our team could get a
firsthand understanding of the people of Mali. The entire trip was
very informative and rewarding for us and hopefully a blessing for those
we have taught and encouraged to follow Jesus Christ.
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| COMINAD ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
There is no hierarchical, top down leadership structure, just a partnering
together to accomplish agreed upon goals. The mission of COMINAD is to network many churches, organizations, and
individuals, for the mobilization of Christian descendants of Africa to
reach the world, especially the unreached with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
COMINAD is owned by Christians of African descent and any other ethnic
groups that are willing to work toward the mobilization of Black Christians
to reach the world for Christ. MORE
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COMINAD 2006 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 2006
Conference Dates
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COMINAD AREA REPRESENTATIVES
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