Mission Statement
To preach and teach God’s Word, lead people to salvation and discipleship, and see God’s Word manifested in people’s lives.
About TLN
The Light for Nations (TLN) is a Christian ministry based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, led by Apostle Jackson Sekahanga.
TLN stands on the Word of God, prayer, and the manifestation of God’s Word in people’s lives. The ministry is committed to preaching and teaching God’s Word, leading people to salvation and discipleship, and nurturing a spiritually mature local congregation. TLN currently operates as one local ministry without branches; the words “for Nations” express the possibility of a wider ministry in the future.
What we’re built on
The Light for Nations stands on the Word of God, prayer, and the manifestation of God’s Word in people’s lives.
God’s Word is the foundation of our teaching, faith, and Christian life. We are committed to preaching and teaching the Bible, and to helping people understand and live by it.
Prayer is central to the life of the ministry. We encourage believers to seek God, grow in fellowship with Him, and depend on Him through prayer.
God’s Word is living and effective. We seek to see its truth and power become evident in people’s lives—in salvation, discipleship, spiritual growth, and reliance on God’s promises.
Direction
Mission Statement
To preach and teach God’s Word, lead people to salvation and discipleship, and see God’s Word manifested in people’s lives.
Vision Statement
To be a spiritually mature local congregation whose life reflects the truth and promises of God’s Word.
Leadership
The people God has entrusted with leading and shepherding the ministry.

Visionary & Leader
TLN’s visionary and overall leader, holding the ministry’s senior leadership and governance role.

Pastor & Secretary
Pastor and Secretary of The Light for Nations.

Pastor

Pastor
EldersTLN also has elders. Their names and individual responsibilities are not yet published.
Plan your visit
You are warmly welcome to join us in Dar es Salaam. Come as you are.
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