Africa, It's Time‪!‬

Africa, It’s Time! is a call to Africans in Africa, African Diaspora and Friends of Africa to join forces to build a just, peaceful and prosperous Africa.

Dear Pastor Charles, reading your book Africa, It’s Time! answered many questions for me. Thank you for sharing it. May it become a best seller! This is a book that all who work with Africans should read.” Apostle Delores Dillard, American Missionary to Africa

“Charles calls Africans of all stripes – the Diaspora, Resident Africans and Friends of Africa – to join hands and push back the dividing walls of hostility that keep its prosperity at bay. From wages, oppression, gender disparity, justice, governance, trade barriers to corruption, he confronts the issues head on.” 

Bishop Dr. Daniel Zopoula, CEO of Bridge of Hope

“Having lived seven years in Africa, what Charles says resonates with me, having seen the potential, possibilities, and problems of this great continent. I heartily recommend his book to anyone who hopes, believes, and prays for a yet even better day for the peoples and nations of this beautiful part of our world.” 

Bev Sesink – Associate Pastor, Calvary Community Church

“Many Africans will enjoy Africa, It’s Time! as a book that guides and accompanies them in their own pursuit of meaning and revival or the rebirth process.” 

Katchelewa Shimbi Kamba, Ph.D. – Magazine Vents Croisés

“After meeting Charles and after reading his book, it became evident that he has a strong passion for Africa and a God given vision for Africa. Charles has the courage to stand with Africa. Africa is his passion and destiny.” Jenny Rumancik 

– author of I met Jesus at the gym – Canada

Charles B. M. Balenga is a Canadian originally from D.R.C, an advocate for equality and fairness in society, a husband, and father. He has a Master of Intercultural Ministry. He wrote Africa, It’s Time! to call everyone into action for the suffering. He believes that the biggest obstacle to a better Africa and a better world is inaction in the face of evil. Those in position of power must defend, care and advocate for the poor and the powerless. Roles include Pastor, Counselor, Missionary, Executive Director, and Board President. He is also the author of 31 Essential Principles of Leadership.