"Call Waiting From God" by Charles Austin
When he was growing up in Massachusetts, Tom Wright heard two calls. One, he felt, was from God, calling him to become a Protestant clergyman. The other came from somewhere within himself and was propelling him toward Africa. <more...>

The Call to Become a Missionary Priest
The call to become a missionary priest comes from a desire to give a wholehearted and generous response to God's work in our lives. This can mean leaving family, friends, and homeland behind. <more...>

Justice & Peace Network
In 1979 the American Province decided that it should have at least one member of S.M.A. working full time on justice and peace issues as they relate to Africa. <more...>

The Development of the SMA Mission in Liberia
The American Province of the SMA was formally established in 1941, at a time when the Second World War was in progress. Nevertheless, the Society pursued its goal, taking all the steps necessary to make the Province a viable reality. <more...>

Back to Africa - An SMA Veteran Returns to the Field
Long before Regis Philbin and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” Father Clark Yates, of SMA, offered the people he served a "lifeline." <more...>

The Center of Oye Ekiti
Father Patrick Kelly, Provincial Superior of the Irish Province of the Society of African Missions, decided to establish a center to study ... African crafts to Christian uses... <more...>

How One Man And His Love For God Built A Church
Fr. Ted Hayden is the Vice-Provincial of SMA/USA. For the past 10 years, he served as pastor of St. Anthony's Church in Barakeh, Liberia. In this Easter issue, Fr. Hayden shares the inspiring story of a faith-filled man who lived the Gospel every day and became an instrument of God's grace to the people of his village. <more...>

Christ, the One sent
by John Brennan
In this book Father Brennan helps us to see Christ precisely as the One sent by the Father, and in discovering Christ's sentness and mission we discover our own. <more...>

"Saints of Africa"
by Vincent J. O'Malley
The purpose of this book is to highlight some representatives of the literally countless thousands of saints of Africa. In today's global village, it is good for all world citizens to know and appreciate with pride the heritage of sanctity provided by our sisters and brothers in the world's second largest and second most populous continent. <more...>