SIM Ghana/WAMO Office
H/N C93, Olusegun Obasanjo way,Ebony Junction,
Pigfarm, Accra, Ghana
Because of Danja Hospital, I met Jesus
“I felt a dog was better than me,” says Mamane Abdou. “I was hopeless; I thought it was the end for me.”
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It took a team to care for Nestor
Nestor clearly enjoyed talking with our evangelist, Pascal, and spent many hours in his office. At his follow up appointment, he gave his life to Christ.
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New youth club shares the gospel
The club, set up by a team from local churches and SIM workers including Charity Cadieux, launched more in hope than expectation in Tumu.
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Spring of Life counselling needs funds to persist in HIV ministry
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to financial concerns and slowed educational efforts on HIV and AIDS for Spring of Life counselling centre in Egbe, Nigeria.
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Fire damages ELWA campus roof and machines
A fire broke out in the ELWA campus powerhouse of SIM Liberia on Friday, Nov 5 at 11pm. It was concentrated in one corner of the generator house, spreading up the wall to the roof, which suffered the most damage.
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Pastor Quaye sees his listeners
Pastor Sebastian Quaye, the Grebo language announcer for SIM Liberia’s ELWA Radio, was delighted to take up the challenge of visiting the region he broadcasts to. It took nearly four days of round the clock travel by taxi, motorcycle, and on foot to reach Plebo City, Maryland County but it was worth every moment!
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Oussie heals at SIM’s Alafia Clinic
Three-year-old Oussie* was ill and suffering from malnutrition when she began coming to Alafia clinic in Benin, part of SIM’s Hope for Life network. After a traumatic period of rejection from family, clinic staff welcomed her in. For some time, she slept through the evening devotions but now, she sings loudly and is quick to answer questions.
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Physiotherapist Kara prepares for lift-off
Despite travel restrictions and the challenge of raising support during a global pandemic, 27-year-old physiotherapist Kara B never stopped trusting in God’s perfect timing.
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Recordings reach where we can’t go
The Tamajaq (or Tuareg as they are often called in the West) travel across a vast area of the Sahara Desert, stretching from far south-western Libya, to southern Algeria, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, where the biggest group is found.
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Lucia learns behind the lens
Lucia and husband Scott were strolling along a dike in Niamey, Niger, and admiring the view when two bikers cycled past. One of them exclaimed, “Everyday_Niger will have a great picture today!”
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