Trending
Nigeria: Gombe PDP Politicising Diphtheria Outbreak - APC is trending now Zamfara Records 367 Confirmed Diphtheria Cases, 320 Recover is trending now Africa accounts for 75% of global Mpox cases in July- WHO is trending now Quantum entanglement confirmed in Z bosons at Large Hadron Collider is trending now Rust prevention coating uses nanotech to self-repair and conquer corrosion is trending now 'If I wanted to go to space, I would have stayed at NASA': What's next for Artemis II ast… is trending now After the refereeing case in the Manchester derby, Rooney snaps: "Enough with VAR, it's h… is trending now Spurs' Richarlison posts 'Why?' and a tearful emoji after he is left out of Liverpool Car… is trending now 'Truly incredible!' - Alvaro Morata backs Lamine Yamal for Ballon d'Or glory after witnes… is trending now London misses out to Nairobi in World Athletics bid is trending now BBNaija S11: Abi, Araga Evicted In Week Seven is trending now Peller quickly retraces his steps after comparing Ochacho’s son’s streams to Champz’s num… is trending now Nigeria: Gombe PDP Politicising Diphtheria Outbreak - APC is trending now Zamfara Records 367 Confirmed Diphtheria Cases, 320 Recover is trending now Africa accounts for 75% of global Mpox cases in July- WHO is trending now Quantum entanglement confirmed in Z bosons at Large Hadron Collider is trending now Rust prevention coating uses nanotech to self-repair and conquer corrosion is trending now 'If I wanted to go to space, I would have stayed at NASA': What's next for Artemis II ast… is trending now After the refereeing case in the Manchester derby, Rooney snaps: "Enough with VAR, it's h… is trending now Spurs' Richarlison posts 'Why?' and a tearful emoji after he is left out of Liverpool Car… is trending now 'Truly incredible!' - Alvaro Morata backs Lamine Yamal for Ballon d'Or glory after witnes… is trending now London misses out to Nairobi in World Athletics bid is trending now BBNaija S11: Abi, Araga Evicted In Week Seven is trending now Peller quickly retraces his steps after comparing Ochacho’s son’s streams to Champz’s num… is trending now
Remote Patient Monitoring

Mission Trip to Ghana

On Sunday, Michael VanHuis shared some exciting plans to send a team from Redeemer on a short-term mission trip to Ghana next summer. We hope many will consider joining this trip, where we will partner with Ray Mensah and OneWay Africa to strengthen church-planting efforts and serve the local community. Check out Ray’s personal invite! This trip is designed for adults (ages 20 and older) who desire to share their faith, support local believers, and experience firsthand what God is […] The post Mission Trip to Ghana appeared first on Redeemer Community Church.

On Sunday, Michael VanHuis shared some exciting plans to send a team from Redeemer on a short-term mission trip to Ghana next summer.

We hope many will consider joining this trip, where we will partner with Ray Mensah and OneWay Africa to strengthen church-planting efforts and serve the local community. Check out Ray’s personal invite!

This trip is designed for adults (ages 20 and older) who desire to share their faith, support local believers, and experience firsthand what God is doing in West Africa. Through evangelism, outreach, and relationship-building, we aim to support the work in Accra and nearby villages. Together, we will serve as laborers in the harvest, praying that this partnership will not only impact Ghana but also inspire long-term workers for the global mission field.  Here are the details:

Ghana, West Africa – Young Adult/Adult Trip
• Group Size: 10-12 people
• Partner Organization: OneWay Africa
• Mission Focus: Evangelism and outreach in and around Accra, Ghana
• Duration: Approximately 10 days
• Possible Dates: June/July
• Estimated Cost: $2,500 – $3,000 per person (support-raising is encouraged)

Please consider joining us on a short-term Redeemer mission trip to Ghana, where we will partner with Ray Mensah and OneWay Africa to strengthen church-planting efforts and serve the local community. This trip is designed for adults (high school graduates and 18 and older) who desire to share their faith, support local believers, and experience firsthand what God is doing in West Africa. Through evangelism, outreach, and relationship-building, we aim to support the work in Accra and nearby villages. Together, we will serve as laborers in the harvest, praying that this partnership will not only impact Ghana but also inspire long-term workers for the global mission field.

If you’re interested in learning more, please plan to attend the informational meeting on January 19 after the service, or email Laura VanHuis (laura.vanhuis@gmail.com) with questions or interest.

The post Mission Trip to Ghana appeared first on Redeemer Community Church.

View original source →

Related