Albert Delali serves as pastor of Crowngate Church in the Greater London area of the United Kingdom. As an international missionary, he also coordinates the African European Church Network (AECN), a ministry initiative of FMWM‑Europe. The network supports families from across Africa who are navigating life, culture and faith in a European context that is often secular, individualistic and very different from their home traditions. Albert works alongside gifted African leaders in some of Europe’s most secular settings to help churches respond faithfully to these realities. Churches and leaders within the African diaspora value their partnership with the Free Methodist Church for its shared theological convictions and missional values. Albert is married to Sandra, and they have three daughters.
Pray For
- God’s presence in all the work Albert is doing in Europe
- God’s divine protection over his family
- God to connect him with new resourceful networks in Europe
- safety and God’s grace in all his ministry travels
- the planting of new FM churches in Europe among the Africans and Europeans
Faithfulness and Blessing
After years of faithfulness in Hungary, we now see the Lord’s blessing. For many years, the Free Methodist Church (FMC) in Hungary has faithfully served congregations in both Budapest and Győr. The church has also been instrumental in bringing awareness of the dangers...
New Ministry in Albania
Albania is known for its archaeological heritage, unspoiled beaches, unique traditions and hospitality. Yet, it is one of Europe’s least developed countries. Few Albanians consider religion to be a dominant factor in their lives. Religious demographics indicate the...
Sharing God’s Love from Europe to Africa
São Tomé and Príncipe is an island nation in the Gulf of Guinea off the western coast of Central Africa. It is a Portuguese-speaking nation. In 2018, the Free Methodist Church in Portugal sent Moisés and Jacione Souza as missionaries. There are now two Free Methodist...
Establishing the Africa-Europe Church Network
Approximately 200,000 migrants from Africa have landed on European shores in the last three years alone. This number adds to the 7 million already living in Europe. The majority of these African immigrants will be granted asylum and seek a path to residency or...





