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Our projects

Work measured in seasons, not campaigns.

Two classes of work: Christian Mission Projects with local churches, and Youth Empowerment Programmes for the next generation.

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7 programmes

Abstract artwork of sound waves rising inside a church archChristian Mission Project
CompletedCommunity 12, Tema

Church building support

Five bags of cement towards a 100-capacity satellite church in a slum in the light industrial area of Community 12, Tema.

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Abstract artwork of sound waves rising inside a church archChristian Mission Project
CompletedBakanga, Bawku

Bakanga seating support

Twenty chairs for a community church in Bakanga, Bawku — a congregation holding a community together through a long-running conflict.

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Abstract artwork of a microphone and studio lightChristian Mission Project
CompletedOnline

Alone With God studio

Funds raised at the 5th Cross Sessions equipped an editing studio for Alone With God, a devotional ministry discipling young people online.

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Abstract artwork of overlapping circles and a small group of peopleYouth Empowerment Programme
CompletedGhana

Today Is Us

A 2024 peace campaign that asked young people to lead — with a peace anthem written across five cultural backgrounds and a national television platform.

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Abstract artwork of a microphone lit by a warm spotlightYouth Empowerment Programme
ActiveTema, Ghana

Power-Point

The empowerment segment inside Cross Sessions — one take-home lesson from a young leader who has already done the work.

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Abstract artwork of overlapping circles and a small group of peopleYouth Empowerment Programme
ActiveGhana

Christo-Socio Lingo

CSL Evangelism carries Christian values into the spaces young people already inhabit — the pitch, the court, the clubhouse, the game centre.

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Abstract artwork of a stage lit for a performanceYouth Empowerment Programme
In developmentTema, Ghana

People Like You

A one-day youth empowerment symposium in Tema on 12 June 2027, bringing 700–1,000 young people together with mentors.

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How we choose

Projects start with a conversation.

Every programme begins with a host church or community asking for it. We start small, stay close to the people doing the work, and only scale once what we are doing is actually useful. We would rather be slow and trusted than fast and forgotten.

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These programmes run on people like you.

Young creatives, media volunteers, mentors, prayer partners — and donors who make the work possible.