Love in Action

Widow Ayi and Family

July 2009

Yahaya, the boy on the far right, has now received medical treatment for rheumatoid arthritis

The entire family has received healthcare

The family has also received 2 female goats, which in turn, helps provide much needed food

October 2009

This is the first day of school for these children.  They had never been to school because they could not afford the uniforms or school fees.

So much for so many for so little

Thank you to the sponsors of the African orphans for helping provide these much needed supplies.

Did you notice the little face to the left of the supplies, looking through the screen?

Ignore the date on the photo.  It's Africa.....and those of you who have been there will understand.

If you want to help an orphan, please click on the link in the sidebar.

"The King will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.'  Matt 25:40

Pastor Issah's Children's Ministry

In Summer 2008, Pastor Issah (the tall one)  shared with the team his vision of a sport's evangelism program for the children of Kushibo, Sankpem and Tarikpaa villages.  He knew this would be an effective way to get the children interested in coming to church.

In Spring 2009, a friend of mine called  and said he had just purchased boxes and boxes of soccer uniforms at a store that was going out of business and wondered if I knew anyone in Ghana who might could use them.  Well, the answer lies in the photos above. Thank you, Ray, for your giving heart.