The Challenge

The Challenge
 
Even though the census report shows that Christians are far more than any other religions in Ghana, it has been become a common saying that Ghana is one of the most corrupt countries in the world, and that our faith is not translated into its practical equivalent. Many villages have not been affected yet. Even areas at the peripheral of the capital city woefully lack churches. Some areas are difficult to reach and a very expensive venture in view of the low level of education, lack of social amenities, and employment prevailing there. Most churches cannot afford to do any meaningful and sustainable ministry there. The challenge is; should they be left unattended to and swallowed up by idol worship, fetishism and the occults and go to hell? In some parts of the villages Islam is rising strongly, and they are building mosques and granting capital for small scale businesses in order to woo the masses to their religion. What is the church doing?

Strategies
 
Equip Personnel for effective delivery
Evangelistic Crusades
Community/House-to-house Evangelism
Medical Screening/Health Care
Vocational & Skill development programs for communities

Tactics
 
For example, evangelize in a region every quarter and in one community per month for greater impact in the community
Build/equip people in the area to take leadership responsibilities
Systems and structures for effective follow-up and control

Resources/Budget (Men/Materials/Money)
 
 Men
 Intercessors
 Preachers (soul-winners)
 Counselors
 Technical men
 Security men
 Ushers
 Nurses
 Medical Doctors
 Caterers
 Video and camera men
 Photographers
 Journalists.
 A few drivers.
 Singers and musicians