A look at North Africa: Mission Talk with Freddy Nzambe on June 2
Freddy Nzambe lives in Tunis and is superintendent for Algeria and Tunisia, two countries where the situation for Christian churches is very difficult. He is also a confidant for young people from countries south of the Sahara who are studying in Tunisia. They are often confronted with racism. There are also questions about life and the future.
Being a pastor in Tunis: a ministry that makes you happy and lonely
Freddy Nzambe is a caretaker and pastor, superintendent and hostel manager. Above all, however, he is also a confidant for young people studying in Tunisia. He talks about moving life stories, increasing restrictions and why loneliness sometimes gets to him.