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    Day 4 – Reflection

    By Dru Lindsey Ghana has already changed my life in such a beautiful way. Today marks the 4th day of our journey, and my heart has already been filled with such a genuine joy. We traveled to the small village of Akramaman to do a Jesus camp, switch is basically a vacation bible school. We…

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    Day 3 – Lights, Camera, Action

    Lily Condray We started off on day 3 with breakfast sandwiches, fresh mango, and prayers that we would do our best serving the Lord and teachers at St. Paul’s Anglican Preschool/Kindergarten. While riding there in the bus, I could see how far some children have to walk to get to school every day. I noticed…

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    Pan-Africanism

    Jason Richard Boley, Jr. Separation is a result of sin. Our sin caused the separation between humankind and God. Thankfully Jesus came so we no longer are separated from God. Sin is also the cause of separation between humankind. But thankfully there have been people in history and modern times fighting for unity.  We see…

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    Day One – Rilee Ann Jones, Sterling College

    Wednesday, May 15, 2024 Today was the first day we were on the ground. We arrived at the airport early this morning. When we got all our luggage, we made our way outside to find Debi, Comfort, and Caroline holding a banner to welcome us. From there we headed over to the hotel for just…

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    Making a difference; one step at a time!

    By Johanna Federwisch As a teacher from the US coming to Ghana to teach, my expectations for teaching kids here was more of a dream and excitement than a reality. As we traveled here my thoughts and questions surrounding working with the students and teachers changed to “what do the kids actually learn about? Do…

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    The Love of Christ

    By The Rev Rebekah Neumann On Friday, August 4th we concluded another week of reading camp. For me, it was another birthday spent in Ghana. Why do I come? What difference does it make? Why does Ghanaian Mother’s Hope (GMH) exist?  I come because the love of Christ compels me, the commands of Christ convict…

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    So Happy to be back in Ghana

    By Bruce Neumann After a four-year absence, I had the opportunity to lead art in Ghana one again. This year we did art projects from previous years and two new projects. Because of Monday’s schedule and an early arrival we had extra time. To fill that time I taught them the song “The Moose The…

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    God Does More than We can Think, Ask, or Imagine!!

    On Saturday, July 29th  and Sunday, July 30th a group of dedicated Ghanaian teachers, a few head teachers, and administrators gathered at The Anglican Retreat Center for GMH’s annual teacher training. Men and women who have spent all week with students, and will spend all of next week with students, gathered to learn. The best…

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    Honoring Mercia’s One Year Anniversary

    This time last year I was preparing to travel to Ghana for Mercia’s funeral. It is hard to believe she has been gone for a year now. There will be a celebration of her life in Ghana next month but I will not be there. Recently one of my local Ghanaian Friends who has lived…

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    I think I can, I think I can

    This car is now 15 years old and still thinks it can. It had 60,000+ miles on it when we purchased it, thanks to Church of the Redeemer in Sarsota. Now the odometer has turned over, and over and I cannot even imagine how many miles it has traveled. This was yesterday when we traveled…