Looking Toward 23

A new year is upon us and we are looking forward to our 23rd year of work in Ghana. We would like to begin by remembering and thanking everyone of you for your prayers, encouragement and support down through the years. We truly appreciate your love and sacrifices on behalf of the Lord’s work in Ghana.

With this issue - we will begin printing the newsletter on a regular basis. We ask your prayers in this regard. It takes a lot of time to gather the information, lay it out, print and mail. We also want to thank Carl Chambers for his contributions in time and talent in providing the nice graphics and helping with layout and design.

We encourage you to check back regularly. The web-site will be updated with each issue of the newsletter. We will also be adding new information to the directory and lots of new photos and reports from Ghana.

With your help, we are looking forward to taking the gospel to Ghana in 2003.

Ted

Eye Surgery Needed

An Appeal Letter
from Edward Quansah

I am having a serious problem with my left eye, as at now, my left eye can't see well. I can't study during the night, and even during the day, I will always wipe water from my left eye when I study for long. Sometimes it is difficult for me to open my left eye. I had a series of tests, both at Korle-bu Hospital and at the Agogo Eye Clinic, and they have found out the problem.

At present an eye specialist team from Australia ...

Accident Report ... by Solomon Quainoo

I am happy at this time of year to wish you a prosperous new year and hoping all is well with you by the grace of the Almighty God. By the grace of God I have been offered to study in the diploma programme for 2003, based on the good grades that I made. The fees are now 500,000 cedis per term. The church in Adankrono is doing well. The church is growing spiritually and we are putting forth extra effort to grow also in number.

I am happy with the rate at which the accident victims are getting along. We praise God for ...

We are now entering our second full year of radio broadcasts in Southern Ghana. They are being heard from the Volta Region in the east, through the Greater
Accra Region, Eastern Region, central Region and even into the Western Region. Bro. Paul Addo, of the Accra Rd. church, continues to be our regular speaker on the broadcast.

During my last visit, every church leader that I came in contact with in those areas - told me how the program was helping them in their local work ...

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We are in need of a new desktop and laptop for use with the web-site and for multimedia presentations.

Perhaps you may also have an older Pentium II or III that you might like to donate to be shipped overseas. If you are considering a new machine, why not donate your old machine and get a tax deduction for it, and we will see to it that it is put to a good use in helping preach the gospel in Ghana.

Please contact us if you have a machine you would like to donate.

First, pray for that the Lord will continue to open doors and that He will continue to bless us as we attempt to extend the borders of His kingdom in Ghana.

Secondly, consider including the work in Ghana in your budget.

This year we would like to raise $1,000.00 per month to help expand the radio work, establish new congregations, support preachers and provide Bibles and literature.

$ 10
will purchase 5 Bibles

$ 25
will help a needy child

$ 50
will ship a bag of Bibles or literature

$ 100
will support a preacher for a month

$ 1,000
will help establish a new congregation.

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