After driving through the night, we reached Pastor Samuel’s house just as the sun began to rise. We stepped out of the vehicle, and were met with the moist air of southern Ghana, a noticeable contrast from the dry heat in the North. As we went inside to catch up on sleep, it felt good … Continue reading
“And Jesus said to them, ‘Go and make disciples of all nations’…†(Matthew 28:19). That has been the cry of our hearts in coming to Ghana, and it also became the topic for our last morning of KBS. We gave attendees an opportunity to impart what they learned this week, and many came up to … Continue reading
After a delicious and hearty breakfast of oatmeal and Mama Vera’s fresh, homemade doughnut holes, Pastor Bill and Carly left for Wa, the closest major city, to gather some supplies and print more certificates for tomorrow’s Kingdom Bible School graduation. Rick, Rachel, and Jordan led Kingdom Bible School. Rick dove into Psalms 145 – 150 … Continue reading
Having learned much from yesterday’s “soaking†session, Kingdom Bible School attendees started the day spending time in God’s presence while listening to Frontline’s newest worship CD, “Live at Relentless Pursuit.†Fifteen people proclaimed visions and pictures of heaven, open fields, healings, flowing water, resurrection, and seeing Jesus face to face. God is filling the eyes … Continue reading
We started today’s KBS session by offering attendees a chance to share what they had gleaned from yesterday’s teachings. They spoke about trusting in the names of God, including Jehovah Rapha (God my Healer), Jehovah Jireh (God my Provider), and Jehovah Rohi (God my Shepherd). Then Rachel and Carly gave a “soaking†demonstration, to explain … Continue reading
Early in the morning we could hear the gentle rustle of the locals raking the land outside our window. Their hospitality and generosity are truly humbling. Today marks the start of Kingdom Bible School! Even before we could do a sound check, over 100 men, women and children filled the wooden benches under our open … Continue reading
The team arose to the familiar sounds of an African village: roosters crowing, children shouting, and women bustling about to prepare breakfast. The Sunday church service started off with lively Ghanian worship, which team members readily jumped into. Life Christian Centre church services have been conducted here on Frontline land for the last several years … Continue reading
Four o’clock in the morning in pouring rain – neither time nor weather can hinder the hands and feet of Jesus as we packed to head to Northern Ghana. A true picture of mission work, we loaded two cars with nine people (the team, Pastor Samuel, Mama Vera, Kofi, and Mama Vera’s helper Angelina) with … Continue reading
This afternoon, we headed to Life Christian Centre Academy. Mama Vera started the school two years ago and it has been growing steadily. Currently, 59 children are enrolled, ranging from 2 years of age to 3rd grade. They teach and expect the kids to respond strictly in English, to immerse them in the language as … Continue reading
Ghana’s greatest possession, its people, are early to rise to beat the heat of the midday sun. Even after just one day in country, we spent several hours after breakfast sharing testimonies, revelations and expectations as Pastor Bill imparted the power of attraction that we have with Holy Spirit living in us. After lunch, we … Continue reading