The Republic of Ghana is a bustling country found in West Africa. Ghana boasts great natural wealth and beauty, not to mention giant markets, colonial forts and a lively culture. Here are some fun facts about Ghana that will help you to understand the culture and traditions of this country.

Until its independence, Ghana was known as the Gold Coast. It was renamed Ghana, meaning “Warrior King,” to reflect the ancient Ghana Empire that flourished in West Africa during the 10th century.

Compassion began its ministry in Ghana in 2005 with when the Child Sponsorship Program. Since then we have registered 25,000 children.

Compassion Ghana is intensifying its fight against the spread of HIV and AIDS with Compassion’s AIDS Initiative. Among the many activities aimed at achieving this objective is education. Florence Sena Amponsah is a Partnership Facilitator for 12 Compassion-assisted child development centers. She has been with Compassion Ghana for one year now. She is involved with […]

In Ghana, Christmas is a special occasion for both Christians and non-Christians, with celebrations revolving around large family gatherings and feasts

Easter is celebrated across the board in Ghana. It is celebrated by both Christians and non-Christians alike, but each group has its own interpretation and activities to mark the occasion. For Christians, the celebration starts well before Palm Sunday, but Palm Sunday is the largest, most widely known event before Easter. Palm Sunday marks […]

Welcome to Ghana and welcome to the Calvary Bible Child Development Center!

What would it be like to live in a house that was at constant risk of being taken from you — not just for a few weeks, but week after week, year after year? Squatters in Ghana, including many sponsored children and their families, deal with this reality daily.

Millions of children around the world remain trapped in child labor. Ebenezer was 6 years old when he was sent to work on Lake Volta in Ghana, a notorious hotbed of child slavery. These 15 powerful photos capture the injustice he faced … and his journey to freedom. Welcome to the largest human-made lake […]

Because of a superstition in her community in Ghana, this sweet girl was never allowed outside — for the first eight years of her life. Sabina wasn’t able to go to school, make friends or attend any public gatherings. Learn what the superstition was — and how sponsorship is ensuring children like Sabina are […]

[…] your letters into those eager little hands. Imagine a farming village on the border of Thailand or a remote island in Indonesia or a rural town in Ghana. Places where electricity, paved roads, running water or modern conveniences — let alone post offices — can be scarce. This is where dedicated local Compassion staff […]

As sponsors you are held in high esteem by the staff in our Ghana office, by the staff of our church partners, and among all the children in the child development centers. Compassion would not be Compassion without you. The children would not have the lives they have without your response to Jesus. We […]

[…] boy who had been angrily shoved out of a wooden structure that serves as a place where people go to buy food and eat. Such spots in Ghana are popularly called “chop bars.” The boy was thin, in worn-out clothes and with no sandals to protect his feet from the filth on the ground. His […]

At first glance, words on pages could seem as though they were merely words, but an 11 year old boy named Sam from Ghana provided a powerful reminder that words prayed over and led by the Spirit have a power and a purpose all their own.

Ghana is currently one of the largest producers of cocoa and gold and is now also involved in oil production. They are becoming a prosperous nation and the world is taking notice.

Whether they are from the United States, Brazil, the Philippines or Ghana, every child in the world has at least this one thing in common — they grow up! And as they do, according to their culture’s customs and traditions, they celebrate and memorialize certain rights of passage or milestones. These celebrations honor the […]

This is Emelia. She is a sponsored child in Ghana. And obviously, she’s praying. We don’t know what she was praying for in the moment the photo was taken, but if she’s anything like us, it might’ve been for the photographer to hurry up and take the picture. 🙂 Will you join us and […]

This devotion about Elisha and the Shunammite woman by one of our staff at Compassion Ghana will inspire you to muster up faith when faced with tragedy!

[…] She tried selling all kinds of things, from secondhand clothing and dishes to vegetables and fried doughnuts. Even though two of her children, Paulina and Michael, were enrolled at a Compassion Child Development Center in Ghana, there was still not much relief. So Paulina was selected to receive aid from our Highly Vulnerable Children’s Fund.

While we want every child to attain the highest possible level of formal education, not all children are meant to be academicians. This is why our staff in Ghana expose children to extracurricular activities that often lead to income-generating ventures.

Abigail lives in Ghana, is the youngest of six siblings, and her father died when she was three years old. Abigail taught her sponsor to enjoy letters from preschool and early elementary children.

I came home from Ghana with severe chills, headache and a fever. I’d been in Africa two weeks, and these symptoms alarmed me. Could I be infected with malaria?

The World Health Organization reports that the African region is the most affected by HIV/AIDS, where 1.8 million people acquired the virus in 2009 alone. This means African nations must intensify their campaign against the disease, and Ghana is no exception.

Noah, a young boy in Ghana, felt like his chest was ripping. His heart wasn’t working properly and he needed God to make a way for him.

Togo is a small West African country tucked in the midst of Ghana, Benin and Burkina Faso and bordered on the south by the Gulf of Guinea. Let’s learn some interesting facts about Togo – the home of over 66,000 Compassion-assisted children.

Godfred Abbey is the center coordinator at Manheam New Life Child Development Center in Ghana. He plays an important role in the lives of sponsored children.

[…] happening in his own country — to children just like him. As his sponsor, I did not know I was helping prevent this from happening to him. Ghana’s history has long been tainted by slavery. It’s still being tainted today as children throughout the poorest regions of Ghana are sold into slavery by parents […]

[…] school and was about to continue to secondary school. He was happy, cultured, well-spoken, smart and well-liked in the Fosu community in the district of Assin in Ghana. He was well on his way to pursuing his dream of becoming a minister of state in Ghana when he developed a tumor in his lower […]

[…] but he is only in the equivalent of the sixth grade. The reason for his educational delay is one of the greatest issues that impoverished children in Ghana face — the lack of child protection, which tragically leads to child exploitation. When Brenya was younger, his mother left his father, taking Brenya’s seven siblings […]

[…] down the line I thanked Laura Bush for being such a champion of children. I told President Kufour that, although we’ve only been in the country of Ghana for a few years, we have chosen to place our West Africa Area Office there because of the country’s stability. I also told him that our […]

[…] this individually or guide your family through it. Afterward, discuss what new truths jumped out at you. Learn Other Cultures’ Easter Traditions Did you know that in Ghana everyone in the country wears white for Easter Sunday? Spend some time learning about how other countries around the world usually celebrate Easter. We even have […]

[…] arrived at the child development center. It was a Saturday, and overcast skies had turned bright blue. Children greeted us with drums and dancing. Teen girls in Ghana performing a traditional dance While I won’t soon forget that beautiful welcome, it was a series of conversations with a teenage girl that changed me that […]

[…] to Children As we mark this occasion, I want to highlight one of our church partners in West Africa. I had the privilege of recently traveling to Ghana, a country where we intend to grow our ministry significantly. And I came back with an even deeper appreciation for the remarkable churches on the front […]

Nyarko Twum Berima, known as Twum, has been working with our office in Ghana for five years and now serves as Partnership Facilitator Supervisor. Twum attended a small-village elementary school and proceeded to secondary school, where he obtained his ordinary and advanced levels certificate in education. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in sociology as well […]

[…] us in other things,” Yaa said. After recovering from her illness, Georgina dedicated herself to her school work. But this wasn’t an easy task. Her community in Ghana had a high rate of illiteracy. And her family couldn’t afford many of the resources she needed. But she always had her local church! They provided […]

In 2013, Compassion International Ghana entered a fifth region of Ghana—the Ashanti Region—and is giving hope to more children and their families. Mercy Baptist Church in Kumasi was one of the first 15 churches in the region that Compassion Ghana partnered with. After only being open for a few months, the new Child Development […]

[…] in his online classes while schools remain closed. He shares this room with his father and older brother. Five-year-old Forgive draws a picture on her bed in Ghana. Orphaned at just 1 week old, Compassion’s church partner helped her grief-stricken grandmother to support the baby girl. Today, Forgive is healthy and thriving. “The good […]

[…] (8/13/13) “You (and Your Letters) Made Me a Good Child” (8/8/13) Stories of Compassion (8/4/13) Kaitlin’s Wish: How to Make a Wish Come True (7/22/13) Welcome to Ghana! (6/28/13) What Does the Future Hold? (6/23/13) A Single Father’s Journey (6/13/13) Expand Your World with Our New iPad Magazine (6/11/13) Kenya’s Maasai: Caught Between Two […]

[…] would degrade the dignity of the child. It’s been caught in the past. Step 3: Obstacles in the journey Lorlor, front left, a child development worker in Ghana, takes a weekly boat ride to deliver and pick up letters sent between children and their sponsors. This process has been delayed while we observe safety […]

[…] what does World Cup Fever have to do with you? With your help, Compassion works to release children from poverty in six of the competing countries, including Ghana, Colombia, Mexico, Honduras, Ecuador, and this year’s host country, Brazil. But for Compassion children, soccer (or “football”) is more than just a game. If you were […]

The people of the Basofi Ningo community in Ghana are migrant peasant farmers who are deeply rooted in superstitions and who strictly adhere to their traditional religious practices. One Saturday morning, Seth, Project Coordinator of Apostolic Rescue Child Development Center, was getting ready to go to the center when a messenger brought word that he […]

[…] Kees Boer So, with that background, here’s a different look at what some children around the world consider their most prized possessions. Burkina Faso Nicaragua Kenya Philippines Ghana Ecuador We originally published this post on March 25, 2013. most prized possession burkina faso Most Prized Possession Nicaragua Most Prized Possession Kenya Most Prized Possession […]

[…] I want to be a lawyer and I know I need to study hard to make it happen. I hope all this is possible one day.” 8. Ghana: In a motorcycle truck with lots of friends 9. Indonesia: On the back of a truck A remote village in Java, Indonesia, was isolated from the […]

[…] — a Compassion center training initiative where youths and children can practice selling goods such as vegetables from their garden, snacks they’ve made, clothing and small toys. Ghana Hanna measures fabric with an apprentice at her clothing shop to create a custom piece. She received her fashion design training through a Compassion program and […]

[…] her, get specific. Ask exactly what you can pray for. Please pray for me to become a clever and good adult in the future. – Naomi, 6 Ghana Please pray for me to have a smooth relationship with my family. – Tsigereda, 18, Ethiopia Please pray for me, because both my parents have now […]

[…] and stocked the pond to provide food for the community and to teach sponsored children how to fish. Uganda Pastor Monday stands in front of his church. Ghana Pastor Joseph stands in front of his church, which started partnering with Compassion in 2018 to offer the Child Sponsorship Program. Kenya Kelvin, 22, found stability […]

[…] to thrive and succeed, thanks to sponsorship. This article originally appeared on the Compassion Canada blog. How Does Sponsorship Help Kids Emotionally? A Compassion center worker in Ghana engages with two young children. They are all wearing blue Compassion logo shirts Compassion worker smiling and talking to children in Ghana A pastor of a […]

[…] which many people in the world call football, is played by people of all ages — from toddlers to teenagers and even staff members. Compassion’s program in Ghana has found that soccer is one of the best ways to keep teenagers interested in attending Compassion activities.  It’s one of the things that 21-year-old Philemon […]

[…] age, Joshua had difficulty grasping the reality of what we would see and experience in our efforts to make an impact on the child slavery situation in Ghana, West Africa, where five of our Compassion children live. “I admit it. My first thought was simply getting two weeks off of school.” This trip was an […]

[…] most severely affected are Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia with a few reported cases in Nigeria. To date, there have been no reported cases in Burkina Faso, Ghana or Togo, where Compassion ministers to almost 125,000 children through more than 500 church-based child development centers.   And how does one contract Ebola? Contrary to […]

[…] spread into the countries where we work. If your Compassion-sponsored child has been impacted we will contact you directly. “Compassion is working with country health officials in Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso to stay informed about the Ebola outbreak and its potential risks,” says Terry Laura, Compassion’s health technical advisor, “In all three countries, […]

[…] article for a highlight of the year! These feel-good stories will make you smile, praise God and shout, “Amen!” Jump to: Africa: Burkina Faso | Ethiopia | Ghana | Kenya | Rwanda | Tanzania | Togo | Uganda Asia: Bangladesh | Indonesia | Philippines | Thailand | Sri Lanka  Central America and the Caribbean:  […]

[…] places of desperation — they can also inspire surprising ingenuity. Many people in extreme poverty go to garbage dumps looking for items they can reuse. Richard from Ghana took that to new levels. He’s an inventor. Richard can’t afford the batteries or circuit boards he needs to tinker with his creations, so he heads […]

The third week of Blog Month has arrived, and with it our third writing prompt. Pick one of the photos below as your inspiration. Try to connect with the story behind the photo. Imagine the life and activity that preceded that moment. You can come at it from any angle you want, but if you […]

[…] and went to work corralling another pile of debris that had accumulated beneath our dining-room table. Later that same day, we received a letter from Precious in Ghana, our first sponsored child. I tore into the envelope and eagerly pulled out the letter. With the help of her center coordinator, Precious sent greetings in […]

[…] children work for little to no pay, far from their home, completely hopeless. But Ebenezer’s story doesn’t end like that … his grandmother, Comfort, who lives in Ghana, came looking for him. Meet Comfort, Ebenezer’s determined grandmother. 3. Education for the Public Without education, parents can fall into the trap that Ebenezer’s grandmother did. […]

[…] in the fall. An Overview of the Country Located in West Africa, Togo has a southern coastline that borders the Bight of Benin. Togo’s western neighbor is Ghana, eastern neighbor is Benin and northern neighbor is Burkina Faso. Slightly smaller than the state of West Virginia, Togo is home to 5.7 million people — […]

[…] beauty of sacrificing to care for your loved ones. READ MORE › 5. Trapped Inside for 8 Years, Sabina Is Now Free Because of a superstition in Ghana, this precious 8-year-old girl was never allowed outside. In her village, the tenth child in a family was believed to be cursed and had to be […]

[…] Most powerful success story, told in three parts: From Hunger to Hope: A Brave Girl Named Norah Most-read article of 2021, although it was posted in 2019: Ghana Traditions: Culture, Customs and Society Thanks for Reading the Compassion USA Blog! If you’re subscribed to the blog emails, you will notice a difference in how […]

[…] to find work in the city away from home, because I’m learning a lot now. It is a lot of work, but I am growing.” Justice, 11, Ghana “I want to be a soldier when I grow up. I’ll learn and become a strong protector.” Grazielle, 13, Brazil Grazielle’s Compassion center staff recently surprised […]

[…] altogether. Sometimes, you even use the bushes instead of waiting. This was life at the Mankessim Child Development Center at Deliverance Assembly of God Church in Mankessim, Ghana for seven years. The church’s staff, 400 congregation members and their children, and 250 Compassion-assisted children all used one toilet made of a hole and box. […]

Besides giving a caption for this very cute photo, what country do you think the photo was taken in? Your caption here

[…] Kings 4:25b–26, NIV Prayer: Lord, help us to confess positively when we encounter challenges. Show us your faithfulness and unfailing love as we serve you daily. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Florence Sena Amponsah works as a Partnership Facilitator for Compassion Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals.    children worshiping One in Spirit devotional banner

[…] Takeover! #CompassionAUtakeover — The Child Survival Program: where you get to nap with your best friends. This floor full of sleepy babies in our program in # Ghana will definitely put a #smile on your face! Happy Thursday! A photo posted by Compassion International (@compassion) on Nov 19, 2015 at 6:27pm PST 1. July […]

[…] are probably so much more simple and genuine:) beautiful photo, really:) @adabug78 – This photo is so precious! I am praying for my sweet boy, Emmanuel in Ghana, that he will grow up to be a strong, righteous leader in his family/ community and that he will always no nothing is impossible with God! […]

[…] Your children courage and strength to face everyday obstacles as we carry out the responsibilities You have given us. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jemima Amanor is the Country Director of Compassion Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals.   *Culled from The Leadership Bible (NIV), page 1122. Jemima Amanor Philippians chapter 2 verse 2 banner

[…] the ages of 6 and 10, and it provides a virtual opportunity for them to travel around the world — to four different countries where we work:  Ghana, Bangladesh, El Salvador and Brazil. It helps your kiddos experience a Compassion child development center and the surrounding community, and will give them perspective on what a […]

[…] certain countries were Compassion works, it’s been difficult to deliver essential aid to families due to quarantines and government policies. So church partners in the Dominican Republic, Ghana and Kenya have adapted by electronically transferring money to struggling families. Between April and June, 157,646 unconditional money transfers were made to families living in poverty, […]

[…] Matthew 25:21, NIV Prayer: Lord, grant us the grace to be found faithful to the people you have and will put over us. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Linda Agbehiadzie is a housekeeper in our office in Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals.   men unloading food from truck Philippians chapter 2 verse 2 banner

[…] than that, it’s a day when churches in America come together in solidarity with churches in the developing world. Compassion partners exclusively with churches in countries like Ghana, Haiti and the Philippines who are reaching out with the hope of the gospel to their communities — and caring for the needs of children in […]

[…] a thing? You have not lied just to human beings but to God.” — Acts 5:3–4, NIV Prayer: God, we ask for unity of purpose among all our stakeholders.   ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Nicholas Ntiamoahis a Program Implementation Manager in Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals. two men smiling one in spirit banner

[…] them both. One of my life-long goals is to return to Kenya with my husband. I would also love to visit Egypt, Ethiopia, Morocco, Botswana, Tanzania and Ghana someday. Let’s turn our mindset from considering Africa as a continent deserving our pity to unique places rich with things to discover. 5. Read! Though I […]

[…] provision, health and safety of the child you sponsor! Find More International Recipes! Try a recipe from your sponsored child’s country! Africa: Burkina Faso | Ethiopia | Ghana | Kenya | Rwanda | Tanzania | Togo | Uganda Asia: Bangladesh | Indonesia | Philippines | Thailand | Sri Lanka Central America and the Caribbean: […]

One Wednesday morning, the quiet, small community of Ghana’s Ekwamkrom came alive with joy and hope. Parents hurried to Ebenezer Methodist Church where each household received two large plastic buckets and a water filtration system. There was finally hope for release from the waterborne diseases their children had been exposed to all these years. Ekwamkrom is […]

[…] family and friends as we remember the birth of Jesus Christ. Enjoy these beautiful photos from our friends celebrating Christmas around the world! Ecuador Indonesia Honduras Ethiopia Ghana India* Philippines Rwanda Colombia *NOTE FROM EDITOR: This content honors Compassion’s historical work in India. While we no longer have an India sponsorship program, we are […]

[…] roofs squat in clusters, people leaning against the walls for a break from the scorching sun. Togo, a slip of a country in West Africa, nestles between Ghana and Benin. The people of Togo are reserved, but polite and kind. Most in Kpeve are farmers or animal herders. For their constant work under the […]

[…] he is able to keep his profit and better provide for his family. Martin shares, “I am now enjoying my work. Since the ministry gave us that hundred Ghana cedis, which was a far bigger amount than I was getting from the money lenders, I have control over how much I want to sell my […]

[…] focus on the rest of the family’s needs, especially after I lost my job.” To cure Eyram of her heart ailment, we decided to send her to Ghana for surgery. The child development center staff submitted a Complementary Intervention proposal that was quickly supported by the ministry. The total amount needed was about $13,900 […]

Elizabeth lives with her two granddaughters, Amakor and Mana, in a house very close to the Lord’s Pentecostal Church in Kwashieman, Ghana. The compound of houses where they live is known in the community as the idol worshippers’ house or, for short, idol house. The most conspicuous thing one sees upon entering this compound […]

This year, we asked your most burning letter-writing questions to those in the know! Here are your best questions and answers of the year.

[…] chiefly Roman Catholic and Protestant, is deeply rooted in local traditions, making the celebration of Easter a colorful and massive one. Read about Easter in Guatemala. To Ghanaian Christians, Easter is a day of remembering what Christ did on the cross for all mankind; not just remembering but knowing that it was the foundation […]

[…] in deep poverty, much of Thailand defies any notion of a “poor country” (which, indeed, it’s not; it’s an upper-middle income country). The year previous, I visited Ghana in Western Africa and was surprised at all the wealth I witnessed in the capital of Accra, with shopping malls far nicer than those in my […]

[…] problem or one significant issue that they think is keeping our sponsored children from reaching the outcomes we’d like to see in their lives. For example, in Ghana, malaria keeps kids out of school. But the kids who get a bed net are seven times more likely to stay healthy and stay in school […]

[…] as I do every day. This email is from Stephen in Kenya; that one is from Galia in Bolivia. Another flies into my inbox from Amos in Ghana. Teaching staff members at the office in the Philippines. Oh wait, I need to look at this note from Sharon in Sri Lanka. Let me check […]

[…] never hear of menstruation before their first period, making it a confusing and scary experience. That is the reality for an incredible 68 percent of girls in Ghana who knew nothing about menstruation when they started their periods. Taboos around menstruation can also mean that girls are often told they can’t do certain things […]

[…] better future by providing a stable means of economic support and food generation. vaccinate more than 2,500 children in Burkina Faso against meningitis. provide 200 children in Ghana with school fees, uniforms and books. And that’s just some of what you made possible. You can find out more at gifts.compassion.com/impact. May God bless you […]

[…] wonder: Do sponsors know the importance of their sponsored child’s name? This past summer I spent several weeks in a remote village in the northern region of Ghana, West Africa. As I walked streets flooded with African children chasing white faces, I couldn’t help noticing their sincere gaze and hesitant stutter as they attempted to say […]

[…] with Compassion International. I have a checkered past when it comes to keeping up regular correspondence with the two boys we sponsor. To date, a five-year-old in Ghana has been out-writing me! That all changed after I traveled with Compassion International to Guatemala this past September. And I got asked the same question over […]

[…] altar. First go and be reconciled to them; then come and offer your gift. —Matthew 5:23–24 Prayer: Lord, make us all one. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Nyarko Twum-Barimah works as a Partnership Facilitator Supervisor for Compassion Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals.   group of girls holding hands and praying one in spirit banner

[…] her real name) was first found to be HIV positive, the other children in the family would inch away when she came near.  Now that Deede in Ghana has found out she is HIV positive, she’s afraid that if anyone else finds out they’ll stop buying her doughnuts, her only way of making a […]

[…] of these types of heroes after reading an online article that a co-worker brought to my attention. The article is about a group of polio survivors in Ghana who have created their own skateboard-inspired version of soccer to suit their disability. These young men — despite their poverty, disfigurement and societal abandonment — have […]

[…] look into the organization. I felt that same unmistakable nudge to my heart when I first laid eyes on the shy face of a little girl from Ghana. As I looked through the children on the Compassion website, wondering how we could possibly choose, the message came loud and clear when my focus landed […]

[…] boy see clearly for the first time. One doctor in Uganda helped successfully deliver a baby after the mother had a staggering seven miscarriages. A neurosurgeon in Ghana helped one boy live a normal life after a diagnosis of hydrocephalus. Storms Totally Worth Awe-ing Over Because World Meteorological Day is March 23, Bill Paxton […]

[…] sin against you. —Psalm 119:11, NIV Prayer: Lord, plant in us the desire to seek you continually through your Word. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Ivy Marian Mensah works as the Country Director’s Administrative Assistant in Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals. keeping god’s word in your heart keeping-gods-word-in-your-heart Philippians chapter 2 verse 2 banner

[…] Alert!   Cute #baby alert! We are officially refreshed and ready for the #weekend. Have a great one! ???? #bigeyes #eyes #cute #instagood #instamood #photooftheday #boy # ghana #africa #stripes #friday #fridayfeeling A photo posted by Compassion International (@compassion) on Nov 4, 2016 at 4:26pm PDT 7. April 21: Babies on Babies on Babies […]

This is part four in a five-part series answering tough questions people ask about poverty. (Read the previous post.) We put five difficult questions to parents of children in Compassion’s program. In vulnerably sharing their experiences, they hope to break the stigma and reveal the truth about living in poverty. Tough Question 4: “Why do […]

[…] left. —2 Kings 5:4, 5b, NIV Prayer: God, help us to avoid distractions and truly listen to what your servants are saying to us. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Patience Antonio works as the Human Resources Specialist for Compassion Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals. listen to advice listen-to-advice Philippians chapter 2 verse 2 banner

[…] the futures of children through the local church enables a community to change at a foundational level. An African Childhood From the moment Emelia wakes up in Ghana — at 6:15 a.m. on a Saturday! — she is on the go. I’m No Longer an Orphan The lives of two girls who live more […]

[…] will be impossible for them. —Genesis 11:5–6,NIV Prayer: Dear Lord Jesus, we ask for forgiving hearts. Please bind us together with inseparable cords of love. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Kingsley Ampofo works as the Business Services Supervisor in Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals. young child wearing read jacket One in Spirit devotional banner

[…] NIV Prayer: God, change our doubt and wrong perceptions and enable us to believe that with you, all things really are possible. In Jesus’ name, amen. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Seth Awuku Boahene works as a Gardner for Compassion Ghana. Read all the One in Spirit devotionals.    girls grinning Philippians chapter 2 verse 2 banner