6,725 Souls Won. 78 Churches Planted. 44 Church Buildings Completed. 128 Baptized. GlobeServe’s January Church Report Reveals a Movement in Full Momentum

Twenty twenty-five will forever be remembered in GlobeServe Ministries International as the “Year of Witnesses to The Nations.” It was a year that could have been defined by uncertainty, with new leadership taking the helm of a 336-church network spanning Ghana.

In Part 1, we explored how GlobeServe Missionary Church navigated leadership transition with excellence, establishing clear structure and strategic coordination across 336 churches. But structure isn’t the goal, impact is.

In November, GlobeServe Missionary Church, in partnership with Sheltering Wings (USA), celebrated the graduation of about 40 students who completed the Diploma in Theological Studies.

GlobeServe Ministries is reaching unreached people groups in Northern Ghana through missionary training, evangelism, and church planting. While millions still lack access to the Gospel, GlobeServe is advancing Christ’s mission among least-reached communities through long-term, culturally grounded ministry.

In Ghana today, education is far more than the four walls of a classroom, it is about giving every child and young person the chance to dream, to build, and to lead. Across the nation, thousands of young people dream of becoming something more than their circumstances allow.

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.

GlobeServe Ministries International has graduated 45 young women from the Carrie Mueller Vocational School in Yendi, Ghana. Equipped with sewing machines, entrepreneurial skills, and a foundation in Christian discipleship, these graduates are now empowered to launch their own businesses and transform their communities. This milestone highlights GlobeServe’s commitment to vocational training, women’s empowerment, and sustainable development in rural Ghana.

Empowering Futures Through Technical & Entrepreneurial TrainingWe are proud to launch the GlobeServe Technical Vocational & Entrepreneurial Training School (GT-VETS) in Tuunayili, Tamale. Now officially open for applications!