African Christian University

As Term 1 comes to an end, we look back with gratitude, remembering God’s goodness to us through every moment.

ACU is hosting a Vision Trip, and we warmly invite you to visit us from 13–17 July 2026 for a first-hand experience of the work taking place at African Christian University.

Come and witness Christ-centred education in action and step into a movement raising a new generation of African leaders grounded in a biblical worldview.

This is more than a visit — it is an invitation to pray, engage, and invest in lasting kingdom impact across Africa.

For more information, please contact Dr Conrad Mbewe at: [email protected]

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Francis Kaunda. He came to Kabwata Baptist Church at the end of 2015 and served as my ministry assistant, as church administrator, and as coordinator for our ministry to the poor. Recently, He has come to ACU and is assisting me in my two offices there. I thank God for this man!

Did the resurrection really happen?

In this episode, Pr Collins Sakalunda unpacks Mark 16:1–8, exploring the truth of the resurrection and how we should respond. 🎙️📖

The Resurrection – Jesus Lives! | Pr. Collins Sakalunda by Grace and Knowledge Podcast As we come to the end of Term 1 and return from the Easter break, we may ask: was the resurrection a myth, or did it truly happen? Can it be proven as fact? Most importantly, what does the Bible say about Christ’s resurrection, and how should we respond?Find out as Pr Collins Sakalunda explains th...

Our work in Singapore finished yesterday with an afternoon youth meeting at Shalom Church after preaching in the morning service. Apart from two elders on the photo, these are the enthusiastic young people we met with. I preached on the three-legged stool of Proverbs chapter one.

A beautiful way to end the term — celebrating achievement, excellence, and the drive to keep striving.

Congratulations to all award recipients, with a special mention to those honoured with the Chali Chakonta and Mwansa Mbewe Awards.
Wishing all our students the very best in their exams — keep aiming higher.

Indeed, his enthusiasm is infectious, and we truly love it!

Before leaving Zambia for Singapore, Felistas and I took our latest ACU School of Divinity student from Germany for dinner. Lukas is doing his bachelor’s studies in theology with us. His enthusiasm is infectious! All I can say again is, “Send us feathers; we’ll send you arrows!”