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CNA or Channel North Africa, is an association that started in the year 2000 by the efforts of several partners who wished to broadcast the Gospel into North Africa using audiovisual materials. The vision of CNA is to see the peoples of North Africa reconciled with God, regenerated and transformed by the Gospel in the communities in which they live.

Testimonies

Ahmed the Tuareg

Tuesday, 02 December 2008 11:22
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Ahmed (named changed for security) lives in Mauritania. He is a young Touareg Berber originating from the North-East of Mali, however he grew up in Saudi Arabia where his father, an engineer, works for a foreign company. Moreover he was born in Mecca, the cradle of Islam and naturally followed the Muslim rites with a passion.
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Manel

Tuesday, 02 December 2008 09:58
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“Manel”, a 15-year-old, says he is ready for eternity because of Jesus who died for him : “Jesus has transformed me and given me the strength necessary to study and endure my exams.”
 

A Kabyle Man

Tuesday, 02 December 2008 09:57
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A man from the Kabylie region of Algeria contacted us to say that he is finished with his old religion and has found new life in Jesus Christ. His mother, too, has become a Christian. She is illiterate and has requested some cassettes in the Kabyle language. "It's a miracle that God has done in this elderly woman (his mother) in Algeria. I pray she will be a witness to her children, grandchildren and for the entire family."
 

A female viewer, age 52

Tuesday, 02 December 2008 09:55
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A 52 year old woman sent in a very simple and basic letter to request prayer:

"I was a Muslim and my life was full of nothing but sadness and suffering because of family problems. Everyone seemed to want to place the blame and curse upon me. As a woman I don't have the right to speak up. I must be quiet and just accept all of this. I am more than convinced that in Christ I can find rest if you would only please remember me in prayer."

 

Handicapped youth

Tuesday, 02 December 2008 09:54
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A young handicapped girl who wished to remain anonymous says:

"I wanted to commit suicide because of my situation which seemed hopeless. But I found hope while watching your shows. I gave my life to Jesus. Please send me a Bible so that I can learn more!"

 
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