GlobeServe Ministries International
On March 21st, Rev. Samuel Dunya and the GlobeServe team met with 120 chiefs in the Northern Region, gifting each a Bible and receiving their blessing to spread the Gospel in their communities. The mission continued on March 22nd in Boakotido, where 300 people received deworming treatment, and over 300 insecticide-treated mosquito nets were distributed. A new well was also dedicated, providing clean water to a community of 450 people.
Rev. Samuel Dunya has been enskinned as a chief and honored with the title Rev. Ubor Samuel Anthony Kofi Dunya of Kinafek, a recognition of his dedication to justice, humanitarian efforts, and interfaith unity. This historic enskinment by the Muslim chiefs highlights his impact in community development, child trafficking prevention, and poverty alleviation. Learn more about the significance of Kinafek Traditional Area, the role of the Unafebor, and how faith and tradition are shaping a brighter future.
For years, the people of Cinquere resisted the Gospel, clinging to ancestral traditions and idol worship. Despite countless missionary efforts, the community remained closed—until now. Through the tireless work of missionary Élie Sansara, the Gospel has finally reached Cinquere. A powerful Jesus film presentation drew 97 people, and 41 made the life-changing decision to follow Christ. This historic breakthrough is a testament to the power of prayer and perseverance.
In February 2025, the MOVE GOAL 2025 initiative made a tremendous impact, reaching 11,722 people across 59 communities, leading to 6,340 salvations and the establishment of 119 house churches and 31 official churches. Missionaries worked tirelessly, bringing hope and transformation to remote villages through evangelism, discipleship, and community engagement.
Globeserve Frauenshuh Preparatory School (GFPS) in Adidome is witnessing remarkable growth in student enrollment, infrastructure, and academic excellence. With 30 new students joining this term, classroom upgrades completed, and a dedicated school bus driver ensuring safe commutes, the school’s future looks brighter than ever.
In the Mamprusi community of Sariba, missionary Benjamin Nakoja is making an impact beyond evangelism. After presenting the Jesus film to 102 people, 45 surrendered their lives to Christ. But Benjamin’s work goes further—by establishing a school for 285 children, he is building bridges of trust and creating lasting change.
As we stand at the dawn of a new year, GlobeServe Missionary Church is thrilled to share its bold vision for the future—Vision 2032. This ambitious roadmap sets the course for exponential growth, leadership development, spiritual renewal, and financial sustainability. Here’s a breakdown of our goals and strategies to achieve them.
MOVE-2025 is not just a plan—it’s a mission already in progress. With determination, faith, and commitment, GlobeServe missionaries are actively working to bring the Gospel to unreached communities, plant new churches, and train leaders who will carry the vision forward.
GlobeServe Ministries International hosted a significant and spirit-filled Induction Service on Sunday, January 12th, 2025, to usher in newly elected leaders who will guide the ministry towards fulfilling its mandate of making disciples of all nations.
On January 25th, 2025, Rev. Samuel A.K. Dunya, the founder and president of GlobeServe Ministries, visited the Chokossi community of Jayuni in Chereponi. The purpose of the visit was to support missionary work and strengthen relationships with the chiefs, elders, and community members.
