Tag: Debi Frock

  • I know the plans I have for you….

    It is Thursday evening, 8:08pm in Accra. Tomorrow at this time the last poem will have been read, the words echoing on the evening breeze. The last song sung, notes will fade away into the villages. Treasured new books will have been carried home by children who may have no other books at all. The…

  • Give Me Your Eyes

    Jose Carrillo Often, I get caught up in ministry and missions and in the daily routine of life and miss the larger picture. If you can relate, we can all fall into this season of life, being consumers instead of contributors to the kingdom of God. We forget how privileged we are whether through the…

  • As I ponder

    by Jenise Nelson As I ponder what to write, all I can think is God is good, all the time. My experience in Ghana has been a lifetime dream. I have always since becoming a Christian (at 19 years old) had a heart for missionaries, and their mission work in other countries.  Day 9 in…

  • GOD PROVIDES

    BY Selena Granillo-Vera In education, we all wish to have a facility where we learn and enjoy to being. Today we traveled to Boate and got to experience a different type of education. Education where God blessed them 2 years ago with computers filled with all the information they will need to succeed, without access…

  • Then Sings My Soul

    by Kaylie Fenwick We started today by going back to Akramaman for church, which was also at the primary school we have been working in. Our first blessing was to arrive and see that about 150 of the kids that came to Jesus camp yesterday were there as opposed to their typical 20-30 at church.…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Online vs In Line Shopping

    Online vs In Line Shopping

    While talking with my husband the other night he questioned why I needed to be in Ghana two weeks before my team arrives to run the Reading Camp. Well, a lot has to do with online vs in line shopping. There is no online shopping here in Ghana, so everything is in line or the…