Ghana

Church planter for I.N. Network Ghana, John Maxwell Adzi, reports of recent fruit in the communities which he serves.  

"Lives of members in the churches are becoming more fruitful in their communities. More men are becoming responsible fathers, which is evident in the testimonies they give during the Sunday worship services.

Brother Oscar Korbla had been a Christian some time ago but became wretched when he took to alcoholism. I met him during one of my visit to Tayime. He was invited to one of our all night prayer meetings at Have-Glime and was prayed for. He has since been set free and is a testimony of Christ's power of deliverance in the Tayime community. He has never stop coming to church at Have-Glime walking the 5-7km distance.

In one of my visits to Tayime I met a 60 year old man sweeping his compound. I approached him and offered to help him with the sweeping. He looked at me surprised. He objected to my persistent offer of help and when I finally turned to leave him he called me into his room where he wanted to know my identity. After our conversation he demanded, "How can I be saved?" I witnessed to him about Jesus and helped him to invite Christ into his life as personal Saviour. He is now being prepared for baptism.

In another instance, one afternoon when I was meditating under a tree, a man named Etse who hails from Tsiame a community about 40km away was brought to me. His problem was voices telling him to run into the bush to hang himself or run into an on-coming vehicle. I realized that he was being troubled by the spirit of death. I prayed and cast out the demon of death out of him after which he accepted Christ as personal Saviour. After a week he came to church and testified of his freedom in Christ. He passionately appealed to me to come to plant a church in his community and that he is ready to offer his own parcel of land for a chapel."