Children in Noosikitok received animals from Unite 4 Africa, Inc. The “animals for orphans project” give the children a sense of ownership and responsibility. The guardians are trained to help them take care of their animals.
We hope the whole project will go a long way to better the lives of these children.
The Kumbungu Hubis led by Pastor David Alhassan who is the head Pastor of Kumbungu Assemblies of God local church. On the 15 and 16 of March 2013, Pastor David and his church together with other bridges trainees from his hub staged a crusade at a community called Dalun in the Kumbungu district of the northern region of Ghana. Unite for Africa (U4A) provided the main speaker for the 2 days evangelical work in the person of Rev. Silas Sulemana who is U4A board treasurer because of our collaborative work with local churches in our operational areas.
The team from the US: Joyce, Eric, David, Forest, Sherry and Okongo visited Kenya on the 10th Mar. 2013, after visiting Ethiopia. The team visited Noosikitok village, where they participated in the school feeding program. They met the leaders of the village too.
Team received by Moses Rianto’s mum in Mile Tisa
The team also visited Enkokidongoi village, where they met the pastors from the region.
The Move of God is still continuing in our region. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is being transformed the lives of many people. The Church of Christ is keep pressing on by bringing an impact in the community through various projects such as: animal projects for orphans & school projects.
In this article, I have selected some of the stories among the above activities and share with you as follows:
Dear supporters and our directors in Africa, a lot has been happening in our ministry in Africa, which could not have happen without the grace of our Lord and your support.
Kenyan’s went to the polls in big numbers, people were waiting on line for 3 – 5 hours and some the whole day to cast their historical vote for the President, Senators, Governors, House of Representatives and Women Representatives. The election was peaceful. Although the presidential election was challenged in court, the people waited patiently for more than 2 weeks for the Supreme Court to decide the presidential winner.
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a) Sanctity of Human Life Training (SOHL)
House of Hope organized SOHL Training in House of Hope Katito Chapel. In attendance were 45 youth. The facilitators were Pastor Paul, Pastor Jack and Dr David. The team shared about purity as per God’s commandment and repentance, no to abortion. 7 of the participants came forward for healing.
The leadership of the Langbinsi hub in the northern parts of Ghana leaves no stone unturned in their quest to evangelize the entire north of Ghana which hitherto has been dominated by Islam.
“Bridges training has made evangelism so simple for us”, this is the confession of one of the local Pastors in Langbinsi. Bible story telling is a daily activity of Pastor Asher Mohammed who is the hub leader for the Langbinsi Hub and some of the youth in his church. This adventure took them to the communities of Bongbinni and Gbango near Langbinsi.
For us the month of January was the month of refreshment and encouragement. We as a team of master trainers we have handed over what we have planned for the year 2013 to God. We have also conducted a couple of trainings on leadership development.
We had a good time of encouragement with our master trainers January 16 & 26/2013. The aim of the meeting was to encourage one other, to discuss on our challenges and to pray together to hand over all our plans to God as a team.
Pastor,Dr. Bezalem was sharing with us the word of God on the title of how we move from good to great team . He shared with us some principles how we become a great team.
One of the primary trainings Unite 4 Africa offers is training on the Sanctity of Human Life and Biblical Sexuality. With hundreds of trainings accomplished, “The Journey of the Life Giver” is primarily given through story telling (orality). It is almost universally greeted with, “no one has ever taught us this before…now that we know God’s heart we will never be the same.”
The trainings are primarily geared for teaching church leaders so that they can in-turn teach their congregations and others in their community and neighboring communities.
The Adiboo hub started the year which promises to be an action year with planting of a new church at Kpaachehi near Adiboo. Like any other communities in Dagbong, Kpaachehi is predominantly a Muslim community which is hostile to Christianity. The church was established under the leadership of Pastor Paul Salifu who is also the Hub leader for Adiboo. The church currently has a membership of about 37.
Dear U4A partner,
We hope you are encouraged when reading Unite 4 Africa’s monthly field updates. Our goal is to keep you abreast of the ongoing work and opportunities in Africa. We praise God for the change we have been able to affect as He uses Unite 4 Africa to accomplish His ongoing work.
U4A has provided for mosquito nets in Lumbwa and Enoosampurrmpurr schools in this region. The two schools have dormitories for girls. The mosquito nets provided have reduced tremendously the malaria infection in the last three months since the mosquito nets were issued. The head teacher for Enoosampurrmpurr, Mr. Godfrey, notes that because of the mosquito nets and sanitary towels provided by U4A, the girls’ performance has improved, absenteeism is no more, and they have not had a single case of malaria in the past 3 months. Actually, the school emerged top in the last National exam in Namanga Division!
The head teacher of Noosikitok, Mr Naingola has placed an appeal to U4A and friends to assist with this terms’ School Feeding Program. He says they have a shortage and are anticipating hard times that will subject the students to absenteeism and non- concentration. We are appealing for the support and praying that all goes well with the children in the quest to transform the area through education.
God has done tremendous things in our midst even in the month of December. Churches are being planted, ministers are being trained, our schools are keep continuing shaping the lives of the children. The following activities are among the many.
So far we have only the Wanjishawa school that operates in our region. But now, our churches in the towns called Welenchity and Donni have opened KG schools for their community.
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