I really felt home. And I wanted to be one of them. I didn't want to be the American who comes for two weeks. The trip also provided a fertile ground for training in missions principles. God also ingrained another missions principle.
Missions is a joy.
To be able to join him and be his instruments as he calls people to himself is truly a privilege and a joy. One way that the seminary and future teams hope to join God is through the continued partnership with the Ghanaian Baptists. We need to pray hard concerning this partnership. And the team and the Ghanaians hope that harvest begun with the January trip will continue with future joint missions. I think in the next four years we can look back and say we have been on mission with our African brothers and sisters, and there are those that we will see in the kingdom of heaven because of our faithfulness.