Just before returning to Ghana this past month, Dr. Mensah appeared on 100 Huntley Street. In the interview shared below, he talks about his early childhood with an abusive uncle, about his transforming encounter with Yesu, and about the work that is ongoing in Northern Ghana right now.
Marilyn Kuiperij says
2013/02/06 at 8:17 pmI saw the program. it was especially interesting for my husband and myself as we had met the man in the fall (in Uxbridge) and read his book.
chief david kansuk says
2013/03/10 at 8:12 amthis is indeed a moving story that depicts divine intervention and power from above. It also brings into the fore what amazing things He can accomplish regardless of the situation. He can change any life to bring relieve and comfort to the lives of his creation. he is able to transform lives from the gutters, from heathen families from whatever circumstance into formidable heroes in furtherance of his kingdom
Jim Graham says
2013/03/13 at 1:11 pmI first met David in 1979 at OBC. His story was wonderful then and even better now. God has used him in a wonderful way.
Abubakari Seidu says
2013/03/18 at 10:35 amTo many, Dr. Mensah is a wonderful encounter; he provides the spark that keeps the flame of hope burning. What we need is just a couple of his type to make here a better place.
I appreciate what the NEA scholarship scheme has done for me.
Sir, we urge you on.