AMOS AGRIMIN
Associations in Bloemfontein

Amos Agrimin is a Christian, multi-racial, inter-denominational, agricultural organisation, focusing on ministry and the empowerment of the agricultural community of South Africa and Africa. Amos Agrimin is a Kingdom ministry focusing on the transformation of the agricultural community in South Africa and Africa. We are Christian, multi-racial and inter-denominational. AMOS does not work alone but tries to involve other Kingdom partners (including Christian churches) to help train and develop the agricultural community. The Kingdom of God is greater than agriculture and greater than the church. God uses various different organisations, ministries and community associations to establish the Kingdom everywhere. He uses the church, agriculture, banking, education, government, etc. In the agricultural community He is also using AMOS. We want to see the Kingdom of God manifested in the agricultural community. We actively work towards the transformation agricultural communities in Africa by restoring and building relationships with God, people and creation to reflect the Kingdom of God. We publish a variety of publications covering an annual prayer focus, devotions, and other training material to develop farms to its God ordained potential. We believe in the Triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We believe in the Bible as the inspired, true Word of God. We believe that people can be redeemed by grace alone through faith in Jesus Christ. We believe that all who are redeemed should be Living and Farming God’s Way in gratitude and obedience to their Saviour and Lord, for 24 hours out of 24, seven days a week (24/7). is only possible when the relationship between God and people has been restored in and through Christ (Romans 8:7-8 en Hebrews 11:6); To include the entire agricultural community: employers and employees, men, women and children of all races, and commercial- and subsistence farmers. Therefore training is essential, whether it is practical training (like hand skills), farming practices (like Foundations for Farming) or soft skills (like problem-solving); Discipleship: Teach people to teach people to teach people. This is more in line with Scripture, more effective and cheaper than making use only of full-time paid trainers.