Akwaaba means welcome
“Just as you commissioned me and sent me into the world, so I also commissioned them (the believers) and sent them into the world.” John 17:18 (AMP)
Join us on a life-changing mission trip to Accra, Ghana (West Africa) from April 6-18, 2026.
We believe that when we embark on a journey to change the lives of others, our own lives will also be changed.
Download the flyer here so you can send it to someone and invite them.
We will be visiting the slums (poor areas) and bring food and necessities to them, together with the gospel of love, which is Jesus’ redemptive power.
We will evangelise among the muslims and on the streets.
We will be visiting “Safe Haven“, the NIC Children’s Home as well as other orphanages in Ghana.
We will visit “NIC International School” in Adenta as well as other schools to view their programs and see where we can help.
We will go to Aflao (border to TOGO) and see how we can help this poor community and our ongoing project there.
We will visit a prison to share the love of Christ with the inmates.
We will work with a hospital on site and offer free basic medical care and health check-ups to people in need.
We will serve in our local church annual openair cruesade.
We will visit a mega church.
We will enjoy daily morning devotions with Apostle John Sagoe.
We will use the little time we still have for shopping and the beach.
Information
The mission trip is a beautiful mixture between serving and ministering and making holidays in a beautiful 4star hotel with pool and good food at the same time. You can look at it as an unforgettable holiday with purpose! Whereby you are doing good with the most minimal risk possible in terms of health as well as security. Though we must mention, that Ghana counts as one of the most peaceful african nations.
Enjoy breakfast at a rich 4star buffet every morning with the group.
Lunch is mostly snacks and fruits on the way.
Dinner is either in the hotel or in a restaurant chosen by the host, depending on the program of the day.
Due to the various mission works we will unfortunately not be able to care for special needs.
We recommend the participants to be in full mental, physical and emotional health whiles embarking on this trip..
Since Ghana is an english speaking country we highly recommend for participants to speak at least a measure of english, so that they can interact with the locals on the mission field.
What is needed:
- Yellow fever vaccine (please consult a tropical doctor in your area and tell them you want to travel to Ghana – they will recommend all vaccines you need based on your vaccination history)
- A valid passport (still needs to be valid for 6 more months after you come back)
- A big portion of joy
- The needed funds (We have seen again and again, that God has funded this trip for people who didn’t have the cash flow at the time but prayed and trusted)