At dusk in Ondjiva, a few young Angolans may gather on plastic chairs with a Bible, a notebook and a question: who will help this neighbourhood follow Jesus?
It is not a platform. It is not a conference hall. It may be a yard, a veranda, or the shade of a mango tree after a long day of school, work and family responsibilities. Someone prays. Someone reads Scripture. Someone speaks honestly about fear, sin, family pressure or unemployment. Slowly, quietly, disciples are being made.
This kind of work rarely makes international headlines. Yet it may be one of the most important things God is doing in Angola today.