Return-path: Envelope-to: Samantha@infinitywebdesign.us Delivery-date: Thu, 28 Feb 2013 12:56:22 -0700 Received: from [209.85.214.173] (port=40904 helo=mail-ob0-f173.google.com) by rsb23.rhostbh.com with esmtps (TLSv1:RC4-SHA:128) (Exim 4.80) (envelope-from ) id 1UB9aX-00084P-Pc for Samantha@infinitywebdesign.us; Thu, 28 Feb 2013 12:56:22 -0700 Received: by mail-ob0-f173.google.com with SMTP id dn14so521924obc.18 for ; Thu, 28 Feb 2013 11:56:20 -0800 (PST) DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; d=gmail.com; s=20120113; h=mime-version:x-received:in-reply-to:references:date:message-id :subject:from:to:content-type; bh=R/Dh8r6Zi/CZabaqtD0LziQoJzWBEaUtPYFOoHwfCjo=; b=s+yfPAnoXvZ0CTUMx6CKht0Y9/Lpo62uzkN90frDEPX2uOQOW5xn79ajgD5J1XgQ26 KxGVrufDo1PO3SYPvX/1OHbnwRZLqdyQ3jRR0gBFYEGr7XXc9Sk4wDF6EZkrOZYauGO1 z5HB5KkCyxR7igJmWGKlJcM5reyuvb1hXZqoHqf96iYqG2+6yAu10k2vEqgD9FRv5WxC K2h9xQA8v+alPvMb8vD/B4NX81EbO2bXrBfB1UkjxQ6JdvfaJpLlqx71JDr+X/5J8IgX JItgdq+AuDD71szYuV9HKqCnqaMh/exQD7GlaBGkbs5I0W/4Cb4Y/Aco2NokGSDV+kQ5 CBPw== MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Received: by 10.60.12.137 with SMTP id y9mr6409234oeb.88.1362081380439; Thu, 28 Feb 2013 11:56:20 -0800 (PST) Received: by 10.76.118.199 with HTTP; Thu, 28 Feb 2013 11:56:20 -0800 (PST) In-Reply-To: <0.1.D3.490.1CE15DA3406E124.0@drone145.ral.icpbounce.com> References: <0.1.D3.490.1CE15DA3406E124.0@drone145.ral.icpbounce.com> Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2013 14:56:20 -0500 Message-ID: Subject: Fwd: GCM FEBRUARY 2013, PRAYER NEWS From: Ronald Hera To: Jan Simpson , Barb Wachob , Tim Gephart , Ronald Lydick , Judy Alexander , Gary Black , Joyce Downey , Doris Lee , Deb Dressler , Cher Fore , Christian Greenwood , iATS service , Dwain Illman , Jill Stout , Kenneth Steinborn , Linda Gatlin , Susie Moorman , Brad Pontius , Ron Rader , samantha , Jackie Sharp , Tom Benter , Cheri Tyler , TeAnne Chartrau , Ricky Altmiller Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=e89a8fb20244d61c2704d6ce483e --e89a8fb20244d61c2704d6ce483e Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable News from Enoch. If you already get this from Enoch Directly, go to ronaldhera@gmail.com and put "Receive from Enoch" in the subject line. Ron Hera Director of Development ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Enoch Nyador Date: Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 12:36 PM Subject: GCM FEBRUARY 2013, PRAYER NEWS To: ronaldhera@gmail.com *IN THIS NEWSLETTER* GREETINGS REPORT ON FUTURE LEADERS TID BITS *OTHER NEWS* *EMAIL THIS TO A FRIEND* *CONTACT US* *GHANA CONTACT* *Enoch Nyador* 2nd Floor Adomako Plaza Ashaiman-Roundabout +23324-408-0498 U.S CONTACT Ron Hera 6337 Hollister Drive Suite 2A Indianapolis, IN 46224 +1317-838-0319 www.ghanachristianmission.com GCM FEBRUARY PRAYER NEWS Greetings from Lydia, Yayra, Makafui, Jacob and the entire GCM team in Ghana and the U.S.A. This month I want to focus on three future leaders of the Church in Ghana who have benefitted from educational support through GCM. We consider the educational support a vital link to the future growth and sustainability of the ongoing ministry in Ghana. Two of these are my nephews who are joining my brothers Eric, Ernest and I in focussed ministry for the Lord. I am encouraged to see the Apostle Paul's word in 2Tim 2:2 being fulfilled in our training and mentoring ministry: "And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses, entrust to reliable men who will also be qualified to teach others" - (2Tim. 2:2) *Gratitude To GCM* *David Ocansey is a "Timothy of Francis Nyarko of the Bethel Christian Church, who was supported to attend Ghana Christian Unviversity College. He writes:* "I have a vision and it is to reach as many as I can with the gospel. I want to use this opportunity to thank Ghana Christian Mission and its donors for what they had done and are still doing for me and so many others here in Ghana. I am grateful to Enoch Nyador and Ghana Christian Mission who supported me through my training in Ghana Christian University College (Higher Certificate in Theology and Pastoral Ministries). This education has helped me to acquire knowledge and skill which has also helped me to pursue my God given Vision. In school Ghana Christian Mission did not only pay my fees but also continually gave me a monthly income which took care of my feeding and others from 2009-2011. Once again I say thank you to Ghana Christian Mission and all its donors." "The training I had at the school has enabled me to understand salvation so I can share the love of God with others who do not know about him. It has also helped me to become a good interpreter of the scriptures. In addition to that, the training I had in the school has also enabled me to start a new church (Abundant Life Christian Church) in Bediako, a surburb of Tema under the supervision of my mother church (Bethel Christian Church)= . " "Although the ministry is growing gradually, its major challenge is finance. This is making it impossible for us to own a place of worship of our own as well as pay my salary as a full time Church Planter. Currently, what I receive does not cover most of the basic needs that should be covered. I need your prayers" *Bright Awuku Nyador's Gratitude To GCM* *Bright is the son of my brother Ernest, who has completed nursing college. He has to re-write one more paper on March 6, 2013 after which he will serve do a one year practical internship before receiving his licence as a Registered Nurse. He writes:* "I Bright Awuku Nyador and my family are very grateful for the support FAME, U.S.A. gave me through Ghana Christian Mission during my studies in Tamale Nursing and Midwifery Training College Ghana in the Northern region. Your support has helped equip me with nursing skills, outreach techniques, evangelical works and other services that help to promote the church work." "I normally present health talks in Christian churches, go on evangelical duties, work with some FAME clinics in Ghana and sometimes work with the Global Health Outreach team when they come to Ghana. Attached to this article are some of the pictures of me at work at certain times." "It is our prayer that the Most High God will continue to bless FAME U.S.A and Ghana Christian Mission so that they can support more people and the Christian churches in Ghana when the need arises. Amen!" *Appreciation from Mawuli Nyador. Mawuli is the son of my brother Emmanuel, who completed his under-graduate studies at Ghana Christian University College last year. He says:* "I (Mawuli Nyador) bring greetings from my family in Akatsi in the Volta Region of Ghana and my Institution, Ghana Christian University College (GhanaCU). I am grateful for His grace and mercy for the opportunity to study in this great Institution. I have never regretted my enrollment as a student in this Institution. This is because my knowledge and understanding in the Bible has increased due to the quality and effective training I underwent. I am confident in the Lord to proclaim that great things He has done and greater will He do. In fact I graduated on the 29 September 2012 with a Second Class Upper despite the challenges and setbacks both spiritually and physically. Many who have gone through this Institution will attest to the fact that it is a rigorous and challenging environment when it comes to academics. However the discipline and prayers have paid off and now am proud to say the Lord is good for I have successfully completed my course." "Presently, I am doing my National Service in the University as a Teaching Assistant in the School of Theology Faculty. I lecture in Introduction to Biblical Languages, Christian Origins, English Language, African Traditional Religion, and African Church History. Sometimes, I lecture in Psychology, Foundation for Youth Ministry, Pastoral Counseling and Practical Ministries when the lectures assign me to do so. I also take short trips to Burkina Faso for seminars. I help in training Sunday school teachers and in youth empowerment. This is as a result of the furtherance of my dissertation captioned =93Training Teachers for Christian education program in Christian Churches in Greater Accra.=94 I also use thi= s opportunities to preach in some churches and evangelize to the glory of Jesus. I would like to use this opportunity to thank all my sponsors for their prayers and financial support. God richly bless you and may He keep records of all your good deeds to promote His work. May this not be the end as I may need to do my Masters to be a lecturer in this University." *Back to top* <#13d21e0e5ab872f8_top> TID BITS - *We thank all of you who have praying for and have also given towards the treatment of Priscilla Newman.The neuro-surgical team treating her a= t Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra has decided to take a biopsy of the main tumor at the stem of her brain by going through a bored hole at the back of her neck. They consider this procedure less evasive than major o= pen skull surgery. They will admit her on March 28 and do the procedure under general anesthesia. MRI scans show multiple tumors.* *Meanwhile, Priscilla is back home in Nkwanta with her parents. She is not able to raise her arms to bathe and dress and tires very quickly aft= er the slightest physical assertion. She is missing school very much. Needl= ess to say, John and Christina, her parents, need our prayer support as they care for her.* - *We also thank all those who have prayed for and given towards the treatment of Richard Ntim Darko. He was admitted at the Ho Hospital for over a week where traction was applied to bring his broken femur to norm= al position. He has been discharged to return for a review in four weeks.* - *Emmanuel Akorli and Enoch Nyador returned safely to Ghana after their visit to Savannah Christian Church, Savannah, GA to be part of this year= 's Next Level Conference from Feb 1-12 . They were also blessed by brief st= ops at the Burnt Hickory Baptist Church in Powder Springs, GA, and Peachtree City Christian Church in Peachtree City, GA.* - *Please pray for the Fellowship of Christian Churches in Ghana as we attend an Easter Convention at Saboba in northern Ghana from March 27-31= . * - *To know more about our mission or visit the ongoing work, visit our website at www.ghanachristianmission.com * *Back to top <#13d21e0e5ab872f8_top>* Copyright =A9 2013 Ghana Christian Mission. All Rights Reserved. This message was sent to ronaldhera@gmail.com from: Ghana Christian Mission | 10/12A1A Road | Gbetsile, Tema 00000, Ghana Email Marketing by [image: iContact - Try It Free!] Manage Your Subscription --=20 In His service, Ronald Hera visit www.ghanachristianmission.com --e89a8fb20244d61c2704d6ce483e Content-Type: text/html; charset=windows-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

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Greeti= ngs from Lydia, Yayra, Makafui, Jacob and the entire GCM team in Ghana and = the U.S.A. This month I want to focus on three future leaders of the Church= in Ghana who have benefitted from educational support through GCM. We cons= ider the educational support a vital link to the future growth and sustaina= bility of the ongoing ministry in Ghana.

Two of= these are my nephews who are joining my brothers Eric, Ernest and I in foc= ussed ministry for the Lord. I am encouraged to see the Apostle Paul's = word in 2Tim 2:2 being fulfilled in our training and mentoring ministry: &q= uot;And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses,= entrust to reliable men who will also be qualified to teach others" -= (2Tim. 2:2)

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Gratitude To GCM

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David Ocansey is a "Timothy of Francis Nyarko of the Bethel Christia= n Church, who was supported to attend Ghana Christian Unviversity College. = He writes:

"= I have a vision and it is to reach as many as I can with the gospel. I want= to use this opportunity to thank Ghana Christian Mission and its donors fo= r what they had done and are still doing for me and so many others here in = Ghana. I am grateful to Enoch Nyador and Ghana Christian Mission who suppor= ted me through my training in Ghana Christian University College (Higher Ce= rtificate in Theology and Pastoral Ministries). This education has helped m= e to acquire knowledge and skill which has also helped me to pursue my God = given Vision. In school Ghana Christian Mission did not only pay my fees bu= t also continually gave me a monthly income which took care of my feeding a= nd others from 2009-2011. Once again I say thank you to Ghana Christian Mis= sion and all its donors."

"= The training I had at the school has enabled me to understand salvation so = I can share the love of God with others who do not know about him. It has a= lso helped me to become a good interpreter of the scriptures. In addition t= o that, the training I=A0 had in the school has also enabled me to start a = new church (Abundant Life Christian Church) in Bediako, a surburb of Tema u= nder the supervision of my mother church (Bethel Christian Church).&= quot;

"= Although the ministry is growing gradually, its major challenge is finance.= This is making it impossible for us to own a place of worship of our own a= s well as pay my salary as a full time Church Planter. Currently, what I re= ceive does not cover most of the basic needs that should be covered. I need= your prayers"

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Bright Awuku Nyador's Gratitude To GCM

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Bright is the son of my brother Ernest, who has completed nursing college= . He has to re-write one more paper on March 6, 2013 after which he will se= rve do a one year practical internship before receiving his licence as a Re= gistered Nurse. He writes:

"= I Bright Awuku Nyador and my family are very grateful for the support FAME,= U.S.A. gave me through Ghana Christian Mission during my studies in Tamale= Nursing and Midwifery Training College Ghana in the Northern region. =A0

Your s= upport has helped equip me with nursing skills, outreach techniques, evange= lical works and other services that help to promote the church work."<= /span>

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"= I normally present health talks in Christian churches, go on evangelical du= ties, work with some FAME clinics in Ghana and sometimes work with the Glob= al Health Outreach team when they come to Ghana.

Attach= ed to this article are some of the pictures of me at work at certain times.= "


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"= It is our prayer that the Most High God will continue to bless FAME U.S.A a= nd Ghana Christian Mission so that they can support more people and the Chr= istian churches in Ghana when the need arises. Amen!"

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Appreciation from Mawuli Nyador. Mawuli is= the son of my brother Emmanuel, who completed his under-graduate studies a= t Ghana Christian University College last year. He says:

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"= I (Mawuli Nyador) bring greetings from my family in Akatsi in the Volta Reg= ion of Ghana and my Institution, Ghana Christian University College (GhanaC= U). I am grateful for His grace and mercy for the opportunity to study in t= his great Institution. I have never regretted my enrollment as a student in= this Institution. This is because my knowledge and understanding in the Bi= ble has increased due to the quality and effective training I underwent. I = am confident in the Lord to proclaim that great things He has done and grea= ter will He do. In fact I graduated on the 29 September 2012 with a Second = Class Upper despite the challenges and setbacks both spiritually and physic= ally. Many who have gone through this Institution will attest to the fact t= hat it is a rigorous and challenging environment when it comes to academics= . However the discipline and prayers have paid off and now am proud to say = the Lord is good for I have successfully completed my course."<= /span>

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"= Presently, I am doing my National Service in the University as a Teaching A= ssistant in the School of Theology Faculty. I lecture in Introduction to Bi= blical Languages, Christian Origins, English Language, African Traditional = Religion, and African Church History.

Someti= mes, I lecture in Psychology, Foundation for Youth Ministry, Pastoral Couns= eling and Practical Ministries when the lectures assign me to do so. I also= take short trips to Burkina Faso for seminars. I help in training Sunday s= chool teachers and in youth empowerment. This is as a result of the further= ance of my dissertation captioned =93Training Teachers for Christian educat= ion program in Christian Churches in Greater Accra.=94 I also use this oppo= rtunities to preach in some churches and evangelize to the glory of Jesus. = I would like to use this opportunity to thank all my sponsors for their pra= yers and financial support. God richly bless you and may He keep records of= all your good deeds to promote His work. May this not be the end as I may = need to do my Masters to be a lecturer in this University."

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  • We thank all of you who have praying for and have also given towa= rds the treatment of Priscilla Newman.The neuro-surgical team treating her = at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra has decided to take a biopsy of the = main tumor at the stem of her brain by going through a bored hole at the ba= ck of her neck. They consider this procedure less evasive than major open s= kull surgery. They will admit her on March 28 and do the proce= dure under general anesthesia. MRI scans show multiple tumors.
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    Meanwhile, Priscilla is back home in Nkwanta with her parents. Sh= e is not able to raise her arms to bathe and dress and tires very quickly a= fter the slightest physical assertion. She is missing school very much. Nee= dless to say, John and Christina, her parents, need our prayer support as t= hey care for her.
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  • We also thank all those who have prayed for and given towards the treat= ment of Richard Ntim Darko. He was admitted at the Ho Hospital for over a w= eek where traction was applied to bring his broken femur to normal position= . He has been discharged to return for a review in four weeks.

  • Emmanuel Akorli and Enoch Nyador returned safely to Ghana after their v= isit to Savannah Christian Church, Savannah, GA to be part of this year'= ;s Next Level Conference from Feb 1-12 . They were also blessed by brief st= ops at the Burnt Hickory Baptist Church in Powder Springs, GA, and Peachtre= e City Christian Church in Peachtree City, GA.

  • Please pray for the Fellowship of Christian Churches in Ghana as we att= end an Easter Convention at Saboba in northern Ghana from March 27-31.

  • To know more about our mission or visit the ongoing work, visit our web= site at www.ghanachristianmiss= ion.com

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