ONE BIBLE CHANGED EPHREN'S STORY. WILL YOU HELP CHANGE ANOTHER?

Ephren Adongo received a Bible that led her to Christ. Today, she is introducing children in Ghana to the same Saviour through His Word.

Oasis Friend, 

Ephren Adongo never expected a Bible to change the direction of her life. Growing up in a Muslim family in Ghana, Christianity was not part of her story. Then Bible Bridge Ghana placed a Bible into her hands.

As she began reading God's Word, everything changed. Ephren put her faith in Jesus Christ. Today, she serves as a Sunday School leader faithfully teaching children the very Scriptures that first introduced her to the Saviour.

One Bible didn't just change one life. It is changing the lives of every child Ephren now disciples.

But every Sunday, Ephren faces a heartbreaking reality. Many of the children she teaches come eagerly to church...without a Bible of their own. They listen carefully,  memorize verses, and participate in Bible lessons. Then they go home with nothing to read, nothing to study, and nothing to remind them throughout the week of what they learned.

Ephren knows the difference owning a Bible can make. She has lived it.

That's why Bible Bridge Ghana is working to place Bibles into the hands of students in rural schools and to equip Sunday School pastors and Bible teachers like Ephren across Northern, Central, Western North, Volta, and Oti Regions.

Their vision is bold: 50,000 Bibles for students and 5,000 Bibles for those who teach them.

The local ministry has already sacrificially contributed $1,050 toward this project.

Only $4,200 remains.

This isn't simply about providing books. It's about creating thousands of stories like Ephren's. A child who receives God's Word today may become tomorrow's Sunday School teacher, or parent who raises the next generation to know Christ.

Someone once invested in Ephren before they knew what God would do through her life. Today, you have the opportunity to do the same for another young person.

Thank you for helping write the next chapter of God's story in the lives of children and youth across Ghana.

Vincent Bosha, Vice President of Global Partnerships