In our May 2013 Newsletter, we had the opportunity thank the volunteers, families, and supporters of our 2013 Ghana Health Team. It is impossible to describe the depth of gratitude that we have to all of you who enabled this team of professionals to bring healing to the poorest of the poor in Ghana.
But we’re also indebted to another group of volunteers, who worked in frigid conditions in the middle of an Ontario winter. This past February, these dear friends packed and loaded a container of supplies for our ongoing work in Ghana.
David and Brenda Mensah were in Carpenter when the container’s contents arrived. They write:
We were all excited on Wednesday when we heard the truck pulling up by the training centre where we were in the midst of studies with about 80 pastors. They were a great help unloading it and within a couple of hours had everything off and to their various corners on the project site. We had a pickup truck by the back that took the school supplies, books and used clothes to the hall. By the time we had finished there was a mountain that pretty much took over the room!
We really smiled when we saw all the building supplies come out: scaffolding, ladders, wheelbarrows, shovels and the like! Amazing. This should make our next building project a piece of cake.
The manure spreader rolled off the truck and down the ramp just perfectly. They had a pickup close buy for the anesthesia machine and it moved pretty easily too.
I’m not sure who was the most excited — Soale with all his aquaculture equipment or Abraham with all his kitchen equipment! Whatever the case they are both putting the items for their departments to good use already. The Canadian aquaculture specialist arrived on Wednesday and they are already laying out the airstones to produce more fish. Abraham and his crew, finished with the pastors, have a group of about 30 chiefs/elders today and are getting ready for 80 Leyaata volunteers/health professionals who are coming next week!
Our deepest thanks to all who were involved on those snowy, cold, winter days in Glenn’s yard to make this possible. Every item will serve its purpose and add to all that is happening in and through the work God has called each of us to here in Mo land.
Daniel K. Tettey says
Thanks be to God and to you all.I am so amazed to the kind of efforts put in there to help the poor.Even thou I have not seen neither touched some of the items but what I just read has given me a sharp feeling that GOD is using MR/MRS DR. NANA MENSAH to make the poor Ghanaian up there feel at home.
Notwithstanding their rich efforts in training leaders to be discipline and God fearing.All is not even happening in the city but a village like Carpenter.This alone tells me God knows where his sheep are and fed them using his divine Shepherd.
May the Living God blessed all those who jointly making a Ghanaian poor survive.
Great thanks to you all.Amen