For many years Elim Missions has helped and supported the work of Fulani Ministries.
A Brief History of Elim Missions
In 1919, only four years after the founding of the Elim Pentecostal Church in the UK by George Jeffreys, one lady, Dollie Phillips, became Elim’s first missionary overseas, sailing for Mumbai with a steely determination to take the gospel to those who had never heard it. It would be a further ten years before anyone joined her.
Nearly a hundred years later, the same three components found on opening day are still calling for engagement: a church, a missionary, and the Spirit. Elim Missions exists to stand with a sending church, support the empowered missionary, and listen to and follow the Spirit.
Elim Missions currently supports more than 55 missionaries — around 45 missionary posts, taking into account couples — across 27 countries. They aim to pastorally care for each missionary: equipping, sustaining and championing them as they share the story of Jesus around the world, whether through language learning, cultural awareness, biblical studies, or simply telling their story to supporters back home.