The Bawku Municipality, which is the second largest commercial city in the Upper East Region, has since 2007, been in turmoil, as a result of a communal violence between the Kusasis and the Mamprusis. Evangelist Ralph reports the entire district in under a 10pm curfew and the conflict has affected church life.
"This revival will hopefully, by the Grace of God, bring back the love for worship," said Evangelist Ralph.
Please be in prayer for Ralph's travel, safety, and for the Lord to anoint him to preach the Gospel with His power and authority.
Ralph also reports the distribution of Bibles provided by a partnership between JCEA and First Baptist Church of Lake Butler, Florida is continuing.
"I have two boxes left (out of ten), one English and one local languages. I wish I have a camera to send you pictures of the distributions," he said.
Please pray the Lord will bless every copy of His Word that is distributed and each recipient.
Isaiah 55:11 (NKJV):
So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth;
It shall not return to Me void,
But it shall accomplish what I please,
And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.
Links for additional info about this story:
First Baptist Lake Butler Donates Bibles
'Enough of Bawku Conflict' Upper East Students at UDS Cry Out
Action Aid Ghana trains Journalists in U/E on conflict reporting
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