01/01/2026
A Season of Gratitude, Reflection, and Transition in Leadership
Dear Beloved Brethren,
I am profoundly honored to inform you that the National Conference of Christians in Action Churches Sierra Leone will experience another leadership transition in May 2026. It has been both an honor and a divine privilege to serve as National Superintendent of this great mission—the highest office of our conference—since 2022.
God remains the Master Planner in the establishment of CinASL. From its humble beginnings as an evangelistic movement, to a training institution, to an expanding church ministry, and finally becoming a conference in 1985, God has been present at every step and continues to strengthen His mission for the fulfillment of His divine purpose.
As we journey into another phase of leadership, let us thoughtfully reflect on how far the Lord has brought us. Let us learn from both our successes and challenges, and courageously prepare to rise to the greater heights God intends for us. “Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Proverbs 29:18).
The Church of Christ is not merely an organization; it is a living organism. Therefore, we must exhibit the qualities of life—planting and strengthening churches that are self-reproducing, self-supporting, and self-governing. We must proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ with deep passion for lost souls, nurture converts into true disciples, and develop leaders who, in turn, will train others, so that we may present everyone mature in Christ (2 Timothy 2:2; Colossians 1:28).
Healthy relationships are essential to accomplishing God’s work. Cooperation—especially among leaders—remains a powerful catalyst for fulfilling God’s vision. We must therefore avoid unhealthy competition, division, and a pull-down mentality. Instead, let us embrace love, unity, and a shared purpose as we move forward together.
As Christians, our lives should reflect Christlike character, making a positive impact through godly conduct. Our identity in Christ should be evident not only in what we do, but in who we are—in word, action, integrity, and love—as we uphold biblical values in these contemporary times. “Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace” (Ephesians 4:3).
I wish you a blessed, glorious, and victorious 2026.
Happy New Year! God bless you.
Yours in Christ,
Rev. Andrew D. Kanu
National Superintendent
Christians In Action Sierra Leone