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    Kristine Tisinger teaches English at an Activity Centre school in Ghana for teenage mothers. The school provides skills training and entrepreneurship education so the young women can support themselves and their families. Students are taking national vocational exams to graduate with certifications. A new student named Mawusi joined the class. During a recent English class, students played Bingo to learn irregular verbs and prizes were awarded. The students expressed gratitude for the support provided by Global Ministries.

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    Kristine Tisinger teaches English at an Activity Centre school in Ghana for teenage mothers. The school provides skills training and entrepreneurship education so the young women can support themselves and their families. Students are taking national vocational exams to graduate with certifications. A new student named Mawusi joined the class. During a recent English class, students played Bingo to learn irregular verbs and prizes were awarded. The students expressed gratitude for the support provided by Global Ministries.

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    Kristine Tisinger teaches English at an Activity Centre school in Ghana for teenage mothers. The school provides skills training and entrepreneurship education so the young women can support themselves and their families. Students are taking national vocational exams to graduate with certifications. A new student named Mawusi joined the class. During a recent English class, students played Bingo to learn irregular verbs and prizes were awarded. The students expressed gratitude for the support provided by Global Ministries.

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    Kristine Tisinger teaches English at an Activity Centre school in Ghana for teenage mothers. The school provides skills training and entrepreneurship education so the young women can support themselves and their families. Students are taking national vocational exams to graduate with certifications. A new student named Mawusi joined the class. During a recent English class, students played Bingo to learn irregular verbs and prizes were awarded. The students expressed gratitude for the support provided by Global Ministries.

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    A story from your Global Ministries

    AUGUST
    2015

    A story from your Global Ministries

    AUGUST
    2015

    Let the kindness of the Lord our God be over us. Make the work of our hands last.

    Let the kindness of the Lord our God be over us. Make the work of our hands last.




    Psalm 90:17 CEB




    Psalm 90:17 CEB

    A kpekakaka means thank you greatly in Ghana. The


    students at the school are so grateful for the many ways
    Global Ministries has supported them in school and at
    home. I am teaching English in the Activity Centre, a twoyear program for teenage mothers located on the grounds
    of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church Headquarters in
    Ho, Ghana. The program has 10 15 young women from
    around West Africa every year and focuses heavily on skills
    Kristine
    training and entrepreneurship so graduates can support
    Tisinger
    themselves and their family.
    The second year students are very busy taking the National Vocational
    Training Institute exams that take place between April and July. These
    national exams determine whether or not the girls are able to graduate
    and whether they are eligible to receive certification in dressmaking,
    catering, and batik fabric dyeing.
    A new student was added to the first year class. Mawusi, whose name
    means in the hands of God, joins Benedicta, Love, Believe, Catherine,
    Victoria, Lawrenda, and Jennifer to make it a full class of 8 students. Last
    week during grammar class, the students learned how to play Bingo, used
    to learn irregular verbs. Catherine won a bottle of 7-Up for first place, Love
    won a Pepsi for second place, and everyone got a small piece of Ghanaian
    chocolate for participating. It was our most fun class of the term.
    On behalf of the Activity Centre School, thank you for your support of
    Global Ministries missions.
    Kristine Tisinger serves with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Ghana,
    working with education and womens empowerment. Her appointment is
    made possible by your gifts to Disciples Mission Fund, Our Churches Wider
    Mission, and your special gifts.

    A kpekakaka means thank you greatly in Ghana. The


    students at the school are so grateful for the many ways
    Global Ministries has supported them in school and at
    home. I am teaching English in the Activity Centre, a twoyear program for teenage mothers located on the grounds
    of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church Headquarters in
    Ho, Ghana. The program has 10 15 young women from
    around West Africa every year and focuses heavily on skills
    Kristine
    training and entrepreneurship so graduates can support
    Tisinger
    themselves and their family.
    The second year students are very busy taking the National Vocational
    Training Institute exams that take place between April and July. These
    national exams determine whether or not the girls are able to graduate
    and whether they are eligible to receive certification in dressmaking,
    catering, and batik fabric dyeing.
    A new student was added to the first year class. Mawusi, whose name
    means in the hands of God, joins Benedicta, Love, Believe, Catherine,
    Victoria, Lawrenda, and Jennifer to make it a full class of 8 students. Last
    week during grammar class, the students learned how to play Bingo, used
    to learn irregular verbs. Catherine won a bottle of 7-Up for first place, Love
    won a Pepsi for second place, and everyone got a small piece of Ghanaian
    chocolate for participating. It was our most fun class of the term.
    On behalf of the Activity Centre School, thank you for your support of
    Global Ministries missions.
    Kristine Tisinger serves with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Ghana,
    working with education and womens empowerment. Her appointment is
    made possible by your gifts to Disciples Mission Fund, Our Churches Wider
    Mission, and your special gifts.

    Akpekakaka

    You make the difference...

    Akpekakaka

    You make the difference...

    The prayers and help you provide through your local


    congregations make possible the work and witness of GLOBAL
    MINISTRIES, which is supported by Disciples Mission Fund of
    the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and Our Churchs
    Wider Mission (OCWM) of the United Church of Christ.

    The prayers and help you provide through your local


    congregations make possible the work and witness of GLOBAL
    MINISTRIES, which is supported by Disciples Mission Fund of
    the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and Our Churchs
    Wider Mission (OCWM) of the United Church of Christ.

    W W W. G L O B A L M I N I S T R I E S . O R G

    W W W. G L O B A L M I N I S T R I E S . O R G

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