Our team loaded the bus to head to a village named Sengere where we would be presenting the gospel through a crusade. As we got near to our destination, thick clouds began to form and soon heavy rain was pouring down. Our team rose up in prayer to see God part the skies for our … Continue reading
Nima, a Muslim community in Accra, was one of my favorite places to visit for ministry. In this section of the city the houses are packed together separated by narrow winding alleys running with sewage. There are mosques every few blocks and it seems like somewhere there is always a call to prayer going out. … Continue reading
As I was leaving the crusade site after the second night, a young girl brought her brother up to me and explained that he wanted to accept Christ as his savior but stated he was too shy to come up during the invitation. I offered to walk with him a bit and I explained God’s … Continue reading
We have always enjoyed seeing God pour out His Spirit to large groups of people through crusades, so we were very excited to have one in Sawla for two nights near the end of our time in northern Ghana. With all the preparations of acquiring lights, renting a sound system, building a large stage, mass … Continue reading
Following our Kingdom Bible School on Wednesday, our team drove to a very small town square that consisted of no more than a tree, a well pump and a few wooden benches. We quickly called the villagers to come by, crying out, “wa-dien,” which means, “come, drama!” Sixty or seventy came despite the rain. The … Continue reading
At our first Sawla outreach I met a very sad boy of about 15 years old named Isaac. My sense was to just hug him. My heart started to feel great compassion for him. I talked to him some, but didn’t have too much time to tell him about Jesus. After we performed our main … Continue reading
During our first morning in Sawla, our team was able to meet split up into our SEALS groups, which are small group ministry teams. We left our compound and began walking through the trails, praying that the Lord would lead us to the people He desired for us to meet with. As we stopped at … Continue reading
Excitement and anticipation filled the air as our team loaded the bus to begin our first night of village outreach. We had piled into our bus, and began fervently praying as the rain was beating down and the winds blew. We knew that God had a specific plan for His people on this night, and … Continue reading
We ministered in a village called Nyange, where our team had not been since 2004. It is home to Belari, a “JuJu” man who had power over most people in the village & who was known throughout Ghana for his witchcraft. After we did some dramas, Pastor Mary Pat was preaching very powerfully and almost … Continue reading
Five years ago FMI visited Nyange, a village in Northern Ghana that is known throughout Ghana and the surrounding countries as a hub for Juju. Many people have suffered under this form of witchcraft, and have lived in bondage apart from the Lord. When we were there in 2004, we saw many people give their … Continue reading