Princeton Church of Christ

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classes-7:30 p.m.

Missions

We have several activities that reach out to those who are seeking Jesus and his salvation in other countries.

Ghana: We support a work in the Republic of Ghana in west Africa in the village of Assin, in the Fosu district. This is one of the most progressive and stable countries in west Africa. Even so its population has a personal annual income of only $1,700. The work in Ghana is being led by Ebenezer Korsah, a native Ghanian and assisted by Anthony Kiranchie under direction of the Princeton Church of Christ Elders. See some pictures sent to us from Ghana. See Ebenezer's goals for 2009

June Report on the Ghana Mission

Logo for Ghana work

The Church at Stationview, Anthony Kiranchie & Ebenezer Korsah send “Greetings” to the elders and the saints at Princeton!

NEW ADDITIONS TO GOD’S CHURCH::
There were five (5) new baptisms in June and our ytd total for first half of 2010 is 25. It is impossible to explain the negative impact of the horrific rains Ghana has experienced in recent weeks and it has affected all we do! There has been wide-spread destruction and many deaths.

RAINFALL:
As I have already told you, it has rained heavily throughout Ghana for many weeks now. Flood and disaster has occurred and destroyed many buildings and properties in places such as Agona Swedru, Accra, Winneba, etc. Travel away from the larger cities is most difficult.

Traveling to work with the distant churches was even a bigger problem for Anthony and me. Anthony did reach Brofoyedur and was very successful in his teaching, resulting in three baptisms as noted above.

Our mutual friend and evangelist, Lawrence Odoom, experienced loss of a business and the Agona church building was damaged. Further, malaria is now a grave problem and Lawrence’s congregation of 500+ at Agona has had two deaths due to malaria. As you know, I am quite susceptible to this disease and am taking necessary precautions as best as I can.

This has hindered a lot of Church programs, activities and meetings. Pray for our safety, but know that we are coping with it all! The rains will end at some point!

PURCHASED BIBLES:

I am grateful that PCC member Cheryl Whitehouse has given a gift of Bibles to us. We are humbled by her generosity in remembering us! The receivers of the Bibles have attached seriousness in their use. We would welcome the generosity of a gift from any PCC member. The bibles cost $10 each and will be earned and used!

RADIO STATION BIBLE PROGRAM TO BE LAUNCHED:

You will rcall our strong interest in having a local radio program on a new station. Radio Station NKWA F.M. (88MHZ) was launched a few months ago. Their frequency travels more than a hundred and twenty (120) km. The name ‘NKWA’ is a local language meaning ‘LIFE’. This F.M. Station can help teach and spread the truth region-wide. A weekly 30 minute radio program cost $50.

Max Lancaster has indicated that the current mission budget at PCC could cover $30/weekly for a trial period of four months if StationView would commit to the $20/week balance. StationView has accepted that challenge and this project is a GO for September!

.Read the full report for more details.

Ebenezer’s Blog:

Please do visit my Blog if you haven’t yet! This is the address: http://helpingstone-ebenezer.blogspot.com

If you forget the address, just “google” my name! Please email me! I also have visited the PrincetonChurchofChrist.com web address……that is how I learned about you!

My email responses may be slow due to lack of internet services in my area, but I will eventually get your emails, so do write. Yes, regular post mail also works!

Together, in His service,

Ebenezer Korsah
P. O. Box 231
Assin Fosu C/R
Ghana
West Africa
011-233-27-679-3622

ebenkosee@gmail.com