"Dear Christian Brothers, greetings and peace! Blessed be God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ who blesses us with all the blessings of heaven. I want to thank this Christian channel. I was born in Tizi Ouzou and I want to go to a church there. Give me a telephone number, if it's possible, thank you! I have accepted Christ as my personal Saviour. I hope that all is going well for you. I leave you with the excellent grace of Christ and God bless you!"
Welcome to the new CNA web site. Here you will find information about the vision and mission of CNA, the activities it engages in, and the result of this involvement with North Africa.
This site is in the process of being finalized, so please come back often.
Thank you for your interest in Channel North Africa.
Algerian president Abdelaziz Bouteflika was sworn into office April 19, ten days after his reelection to a third term. The official ceremony was held at the Palace of Nations in Alger, the capital city. Mr. Bouteflika, age 72, took the oath of office, right hand placed upon a Quran, in the presence of the Supreme Court, elected officials and his predecessors.
"Mosques must play a unifying role in the nation of Algerian," announced the Minister of Religious Affairs and Wakfs on February 11 at a meeting of imams in the district of Bouira. Bouabdallah Ghlamallah also encouraged these imams to press on in the preaching of the "good word" based on the premise that Islam is the soul and official religion of the country. Sharply responding to the question of evangelism in Algeria the minister replied, "Algeria has never been Christian, Christianity came to Algeria with Roman and French colonialism."
On March 29th 5 Christian women (4 Spanish and 1 German) were kicked out of Morocco under accusations by the Ministry of Interior of proselytization. These women had been helping with a Bible study of mostly women conducted in a private home. This happened despite Morocco's constitution that authorizes this kind of private gathering.
