Africans Teaching Africans (ATA) is active in 24 Africans countries and modeled after the earliest church. The earliest church did not have Bible Colleges and Seminaries, just like much of Africa. All the earliest church possessed was the Gospel and they took it all around the Roman empire and established Christianity.
Regional Directors
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Abraham KogoAbraham Kogo is the CTC/ATA director for East Africa. He lives with his wife and three children in the Eldoret-Ziwa area of Kenya. Abraham is a graduate of Westminster Christian Institute in Uganda receiving a BTH degree in December 2011. Abraham continued his studies and received a MATS degree from Miami International Theological Seminary in 2014. He is currently pursuing his Doctor of Ministry degree. Abraham has served as the coordinator for Africans Teaching Africans in Kenya since 2012. He has a passion for teaching the simple truths of the Bible, and he especially enjoys reaching the remote people of northern Kenya. Abraham also is active spreading Bible teaching in the refugee camps in the north. In January he assumed responsibility for serving as CTC’s Regional Director for eastern Africa. Abraham loves serving our Lord; he especially loves this ministry.
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Moses GeorgeDr Moses George is a graduate of Worldwide Evangelical Seminary, where he obtained his Bachelor and Master degrees in Bible and Theology in 2014 and 2016 respectively. In September 2019, he graduated with a Doctor of Theology (ThD) degree from the Trinity Graduate School of Apologetics and Theology (TGSAT). Dr George has been working full time with CTC since 2015. In addition to serving as Country Coordinator for Nigeria, he is also the Director of CTC for West Africa. His passion is to equip pastors and all other church leaders in Africa through the CTC training program so that they can faithfully preach and teach from the Bible. He is also very much committed to providing effective Bible training for all the people of God in Africa through the CTC initiative so that they can be able to understand and apply the truth of God’s word as contained in the Bible to every area of their lives.
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Pascal SilungweMy names are Pascal Silungwe (Rev.), and this is my wife named Beauty Mwansa. I am currently pastoring the church, I have been engaged by Mount Moriah Christian Fellowship (church) as a church planter and I have enjoyed and continue to enjoy planting churches. Besides planting churches I am also teaching in the Miami International Seminary Centers (MINTS) in Zambia besides being the Voluntary National coordinator for the same. Africans Teaching Africans is the answer to many Christian leaders in Zambia. This is because all the Bible schools in Zambia concentrate on those who are literate and those who are illiterate, despite the calling, cannot access Bible training. However, many thanks to Africans Teaching Africans because it is bridging that gap hence reducing erroneous teaching in the church. My plan is to start as many Africans Teaching Africans centers in Zambia as possible. I intend to reach all people groups including the schools, the prisoners, and the rural part of Zambia. Another thing I plan to do is to try and see how I can help in alleviating the illiterate level in the church because this has been a major hindrance to the gospel. For those who cannot read, it becomes difficult to fully live an authentic Christian life because they cannot read so that they get the first-hand information.
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