Discipling Our Nations Effectively
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Discipling Our Nations Effectively
About
Until All of West Africa is Discipled
Founded 1995
Discipling Our Nations Effectively is a multi-faceted non-denominational West African ministry. This sub-saharan ministry was founded in 1995 in Liberia with current African headquarters located in Dakar, Senegal.
Statement of Faith
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Board of Directors
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DONE Vision - West Africa
The vision of DONE is to disciple, train, evangelize and plant reproductive churches among all unevangelized, unreached, hidden peoples, primarily but not exclusively in areas where there are no gospel witness, originating in the region of West Africa. Our workers are African born and raised and brought to faith in Christ while in Africa.National coordinators live in the countries where ministry activities are happening.
Leadership Bishop Abdoulaye Ba
Bishop Abdoulaye Ba was born into a Muslim family in Senegal, West Africa. He observed the laws and regulations of Islam. In 1981 he graduated from a Military School and later join the Senegalese Army. His search for truth led him to go on an adventure. He travel to five West African countries but found nothing. In 1990 he went to Liberia where he met Doris who became his wife. Through his wife, a missionary he'd met, reading the Bible, and experiencing the love of God through Christian friends, and after months of struggle and doubt, he finally gave his life to Christ.
God called him to His service and Doris and he moved into evangelism and church planting. After completing Bible College, he felt God calling him back to serve among his Fulani People of Senegal. From here he became the African Director with D.O.N.E ministry, Discipling Our Nations Effectively. The thrust of this ministry is evangelism and church planting. The work is among 21 major unreached people groups in Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea-Conakry, Liberia, Mali, and Senegal.
Additional aspects of the ministry include the Senegal Theological School where the Pastors and Evangelistic workers can obtain intensive training to guide them in the work in their countries.
Under the guidance of his talented wife, Doris, the ministry has started micro-enterprises in the villages to help women help themselves and to become self supportive. Doris with her gifts in music has also cut her first CD specializing with the Senegalese drum sounds to be able to reach the hearts of the Senegalese.