Christianity in Africa is expending in all nations a significant amount of funds on building churches and a number of religious institutions. Pastors and preachers are leaders in most African countries where Christianity flourishes, especially in the Christian dominated continent of Africa. In addition, Bible teaching is being established in many African countries where there is an inadequate education system. Christianity in Africa is expending enormous resources on the promotion of the gospel ministry, especially to those who are unbaptized. This is necessary as Africa is being developed as a civilization with various religions and ethnic groups living side by side, with conflicting practices and beliefs.

The work of Bible teachers and church groups is to instruct people in their communities on Biblical principles and to bring them closer to God. They work closely with community leaders to revitalize the African religion and to promote growth of the Christian community. Churches also play a major role in spreading the Word of God among the different tribes of the African continent.

African churches are expending tremendous energies to build up afresh through Biblical teaching. They have to expand their Bible centers to reach out to the isolated and under-developed regions of the continent. Many churches have also been built to accommodate growing numbers of Christian believers. Biblical teaching, spiritual growth, and social awareness are being taught to the people living in these areas. The church organizations are also expending a great amount of efforts to improve the condition of the converts and to spread the message of God to the people living in these areas. With the expansion of Christian influence in Africa, it is certain that Christian influence will expand even further in future generations.

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