GlobeServe’s Yeji Initiative continues to transform fishing communities with hope and health. Over two days of outreach, our team distributed mosquito nets, deworming medications, and clothing while registering participants for the upcoming Justice Conference.
GlobeServe Ministries’ annual School Feeding Program provided meals to over 250 children in Northern Ghana, while the Widows and Aged Support Program reached 250 vulnerable elderly people, many of whom face neglect and stigmatization as “witches.” Through food, essential items, and the message of Christ’s love, GlobeServe is restoring dignity, hope, and community in a region that needs it most.
GlobeServe Ministries recently hosted the Missionary Church Planters (MCP) Midyear Review, bringing together missionaries to reflect, strategize, and celebrate the advancement of the Gospel. From sharing testimonies to planning for the months ahead, the review highlighted the power of collaboration in fulfilling the Great Commission in Ghana and beyond.
GlobeServe Ministries has responded with an integrated approach; installing deep boreholes, providing hygiene and sanitation training, and sharing the hope of the Gospel.
Since June 1996, founder Rev. Samuel A.K. Dunya and his wife Jonhild Dunya have led this Ghana-based Christian Organization which is also nonprofit; to impact communities through disciple-making, education, vocational training, and evangelism. Operating in both Ghana and the US, GlobeServe leverages an international platform to extend its ministry across West Africa.
Rev. Samuel Dunya shares his mission to train and equip ministers across West Africa through Kingdom collaboration and strategic networks. This movement is empowering leaders to make disciples and reach unreached communities with the Gospel. Discover how partnerships, unity, and shared vision are transforming ministry in the region.
