GlobeServe Ministries International
Four Generations of Disciples in Yendi In Yendi, GlobeServe’s President met second, third, and fourth-generation disciples, living proof that reproducible discipleship sustains a movement after 30 years. What Four Generations of Disciples Reveal About a Movement After a fruitful visit to the North East on the Sunday, GlobeServe’s President, Rev. Samuel A.K. Dunya, had the […]
CategoriesUncategorizedA May outreach gathered 215 widows and elderly people for gifts, dignity, and the Gospel, and 28 gave their lives to Christ. Inside GlobeServe’s widows and elderly ministry in Ghana.
CategoriesUncategorizedEleven members were baptized at GlobeServe’s headquarters church in May, with 65 more across the fields. What believer’s baptism means and why this public step matters so much.
CategoriesUncategorizedIn May 2026, GlobeServe reached 35,738 people and planted 116 churches across Ghana. Inside a record month of church planting, Jesus Film evangelism, and mercy ministry.
CategoriesUncategorizedGT-VETS opened in Nyankpala near Tamale with 49 students across six trades. How vocational training in Northern Ghana is building livelihoods, faith, and a future.
CategoriesUncategorizedRita was beaten for her faith, then led Sunday School the next morning. A true story of persecuted Christians in West Africa, and how forgiveness becomes a witness.
CategoriesUncategorizedIn April 2026, GlobeServe Ministries International’s Northern Missions Department released its combined field report, bringing together data from two of its most active outreach programs: the Mission to Communities Program (MCP) and MOVE 2026. The results are striking by any measure.
CategoriesUncategorizedThe numbers from January through March 2026 tell a story of real gospel advance across Ghana. GlobeServe Missionary Church’s combined Q1 results have come in, and they represent the kind of fruit that comes only from sustained prayer, faithful missionaries, and communities ready to receive.
CategoriesUncategorizedIn April 2026, a consignment of soy rice that originated with Heartland completed its journey from the United States to GlobeServe’s network of beneficiary schools in Ghana. After arriving in the country on April 5th and clearing customs by April 28th, the rice is now in the schools nationwide. It is a supply chain story, yes, but it is also a story about what cross-continental partnership looks like when it works.
CategoriesUncategorizedIn April 2026, Pastor Solomon dedicated and handed over 10 boreholes to five communities in Ghana. The old, the young, children, mothers, entire neighborhoods lined up to witness what many of them described simply as a miracle. The long walk for water, which had defined daily life for generations, was over.
