15 Tons of Books for Ghana
June 6, 2019Load ‘er up! Its always a joyful time around here we finish loading up a truck. This morning volunteers loaded up 15 tons of books for Ghana. These Bibles, Christian literature, and educational materials will make their way by truck, rail, boat, and again truck, to Western Africa. Ghana has a population of around 30 million people, so we know there is a great need for these books, especially as 70% of people in Ghana profess to being Christians! We grow in our faith through learning more about God and his goodness, and we pray these books will make it…
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