This video is about our ongoing mission to reach the Antakarana people of Madagascar. It showcases the lifestyle of the Antakarana on Nosy Mitsio, their religious beliefs and rituals, and our team’s efforts at church-planting among them.
Read MoreSome new missionary colleagues spent a month visiting us and our team on Nosy Mitsio. They made a great video about their visit. It has lots of footage about our lives and team work here that we haven’t shown yet. If you’d like to see more of what things are like here, then you’ll enjoy watching this!
Read MoreA short video introducing the Antakarana people, our team, and our work on Nosy Mitsio. All the footage is of the Antakarana people. This video was made by Tori Alverson, an AIM TIMO member from the nearby island of Nosy Be where she worked among the Sakalava people.
Read MoreOn a remote undeveloped island on the northwestern coast of Madagascar, we built ourselves a home. It’s made similar to the local style and with local materials. This video shows how it was built and also has a walkthrough of our home after it was finished…
Read MoreThis is a short introduction to the country of Madagascar, to our work in the rural villages of the east with YWAM Tamatave, and to our upcoming work to the Antakarana tribe, where we’ll be living among them on the remote island of Nosy Mitsio.
Read MoreHere is a great and short video made by AIM explaining the type of team we led and trained on Nosy Mitsio between 2013-2016. It’s called a TIMO team – Training in Ministry Outreach.
Read MoreAn excellent video narrative developed by AIM, telling the story of both the Antakarana and the Sakalava (another mid-northern tribe in Madagascar).
Read MoreThis is a slideshow (with a few videos) put together by me and one of the students for the party at the end of the Discipleship Training School at YWAM Tamatave (Madagascar) in October 2012. You’ll enjoy the interesting photos and video from our work (through the 3 different teams) in the rural villages during the 5 months of DTS.
Read MoreIf you came to Madagascar and drove around for the day, this is what you’d likely see. Though most of Madagascar’s rural population are far more removed from the roads than what you see here, this is just a glimpse at some of the typical roadside sights of Madagascar
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