AEA Relief and Development Commission-ARDC, seeks to empower and transform society through relief, rehabilitation and development. ARDC is a Christian respone to caring, collaboration, and transformational development in Africa. ARDC is a continental movement of evangelical churches and Christian agencies committed to discipling nations for Christ through collaborative action.
The ARDC Commission is governed by an executive committee and assisted by a pool of regional advisory teams or councils. ARDC has its origins in the broader AEA Department of Ethics, Society and Development (ASD). At the 5th General Assembly held in Lusaka, Zambia (1987), 3 Commissions were established. These were: Relief and Development (ARDC), Pan-African Christian Women's Alliance (PACWA), and Ethics, Peace, and Justice (EPJ). ARDC was created to serve the evangelical consitutency and wider society in Africa to engage in meaningful and effective holistic ministries aimed at reducing human suffering.
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Over the years, ARDC has enabled evangelical churches to develop a positive attitude and involvement in relief, development, and social transformation. ARDC has carried out interventions responding to needs of member alliances and communities affected by armed conflicts, wars, floods, famine, and other forms of natural or man-made disasters.
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