55. Navigating Faith: Challenges and Triumphs in Senegal

In this episode of God on the Move, Rev Mignane Ndour shares his powerful testimony of converting from Islam to Christianity, despite the challenges and persecution in Senegal. He discusses the growth of the Christian church in Senegal, his work with various NGOs, and the impactful ministry of Operation Christmas Child. Rev. Ndour also highlights the strategies used to share the Gospel in predominantly Muslim communities and the importance of love and prayer in evangelism.

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Mignane Ndour

Reverend Mignane Ndour is a prominent figure in Senegal's Christian community, serving as the National Vice-President of the Church of the Assemblies of God of Senegal. He is also the Senior Pastor at the Assemblies of God Temple of Nations in Dakar.

In addition to his pastoral duties, Reverend Ndour is actively involved in initiatives aimed at promoting peace and child welfare. He has been associated with Conacce Chaplains, an organization focused on training international chaplains and peace judges. A conference held in September 2022 at the Temple of Nations in Dakar highlighted efforts to equip individuals as mediators for peace in Senegal and across Africa.

Reverend Ndour's leadership extends to coordinating national programs such as Sentinels on the Walls and Operation Child NOEL in Senegal, reflecting his commitment to both spiritual guidance and community development.