Good evening from the Ghana mission team! We are all
worn out from the long day, but its a good feeling to
exhaust yourself in service for the Lord. This morning we went
to Kenyasi primary school, and JHS where we did two programs. I
am constantly amazed at the children's response to what we share. They
absolutely love the puppets, even the older groups, and when the choir
starts singing in their language, their faces just light up! It is such a
tremendous blessing to be a part of the work here in Ghana.
We came back to the house and had our team
devotion led by Daniel. Today we read from Ephesians 2 and talked about
God's amazing grace. We then piled onto the bus once again. So much of our time
is spent on that bus that I believe we're getting quite fond of
it. We are so thankful for a nice, comfortable vehicle with air
conditioning! Our bus rides are very lively and filled with singing,
laughter, and an occasional sleeper who is tired enough not be disturbed
by the noise. Today the destination was the village of Adumasa where
brother Joseph and sister Heather live. Heather fixed us a delicious lunch, and
we enjoyed some wonderful fellowship together before heading out to evangelize.
The Lord is constantly opening up doors for us to unexpectedly minister in
schools that were not scheduled, and today was no different. We are
becoming accustomed to Him changing our plans. After doing a program
at Adumasa school, we split up and went around the entire village sharing the
gospel and handing out tracks. This is becoming my favorite part
of the day! What a joy and privilege to be used by The Lord the share the
good news with these people who so desperately need to know that salvation is
through faith in Jesus Christ alone. This evening we helped with the kids club
that brother Joseph runs for the children in Adumasa. There were probably
about 200 children there. I wish you all could have heard all those children
singing together. It gave me chill bumps!
We got home late tonight, and it has been a
long day. Please continue to pray for the extra strength and stamina
the team needs to carry on. We're endeavoring to pack in as much as we can
during the short time we have here. There are souls at stake! We so appreciate
all your support behind us as we seek to share God's love to the Ghanaian
people.
-Joanna for the whole team
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