African Enterprise equips pastors and gospel workers across Africa through the Preliminary Theological Certificate (PTC), a high‑quality, accessible program that strengthens biblical understanding and faithful ministry. Delivered locally and part‑time, the PTC reaches pastors where they serve – providing theological training rooted in Scripture, supporting church leaders who have had limited access to formal education, and helping the Church grow in clarity, confidence, and gospel impact.
In May 2026, Stephen Liggins and Shane Dirks taught the PTC subject Doctrine 1 to an enthusiastic class of Christian leaders in Rwanda. Delivered through African Enterprise in partnership with Moore Theological College, the Preliminary Theological Certificate (PTC)...
With one of the world's lowest literacy rates, South Sudan needs your support. Many young women are forced to drop out of schools, or are not even given the opportunity to start. We believe that addressing illiteracy amongst young women is a crucial step toward life...
In Zambia, widespread poverty and unemployment leave many women vulnerable to school dropout, sex work and abuse. Run in partnership with the local church, this program equips them with tailoring skills, counselling and small business resources, helping women build...
In Malawi, many widows and vulnerable women are marginalised and trapped in poverty. Some have lost husbands to HIV and AIDS, while others turn to sex work to survive. By offering access to tailoring training, business skills and counselling support, this project...
Every day, women and girls in Malawi walk for hours to collect drinking water, risking their health, safety and education. According to UNICEF, in 2021, the dropout rate for girls in secondary education rose from 6.4% to 9.5%, partly due to water-collecting duties. By...
In Maluku, girls, young women and single mothers receive limited education, leaving them vulnerable to poverty. Learning to sew, style hair and offer beauty services opens up new opportunities, helping them become confident community role models. In 2024, this project...
Building on work in Arba Minch, AE is launching a new sewing skills training project in Mekele, a city recovering from conflict. Many Ethiopian women face hardship, resorting to prostitution or dangerous work like collecting firewood. In partnership with local...
In the township of Edendale, South Africa, many women face abandonment, unsafe work, and limited access to education. In partnership with the Ngezandla Zethu Centre - meaning "with our hands" - African Enterprise South Africa offers a dignified way forward. This...
Written by Deb Taylor. “Don’t underestimate how God could use your skills on a short-term mission in Africa!” These were the challenging words of Rev Simba Musvamhiri, CEO of African Enterprise Australia, during a visit to our church in Camberwell, Melbourne in...