Land Purchase in Ho, Ghana

(May 2026)

Pastor Sebastian Baku who lives near Ho, Ghana would like to purchase a tract of land for the purpose of building a church. He has worked hard over the past two years to establish a house church and then he has increased his congregation to the point where they no longer reasonably fit in a home.

Pastor Baku has found a wonderful tract of land to build a church on, and is praying for God's provision to provide support to enable him to do so.

Please consider giving your prayers and financial support to this worthy cause.

Africa Overseer Visiting the USA!

(July 2025)

WEO has the privilege of hosting Africa Overseer, Bishop Solomon Max Gorvie to the United States. His visit will span tfrom September 26, 2025 through November 3, 2025.

Although there are limited dates for visits, please let us know if you would like Solomon to visit your church. You can make visitation requests by: 1) email at weoministry@gmail.com, 2) call the main office at 724-732-3481, or 3) use the "Book-a-Presentation" page on our website.

Church visits will normally include updates of the ministry as well as preaching sessions.

As you know, there are still many structures on the orphanage compound that are made of mud and coated with a thin layer of concrete. They were constructed during the late 1990's just after the Liberia civil war and are no longer able to withstand the ferocious storms that sometimes pass through the country. Some good news is that the new school building and boy's dormitory (built with strong concrete blocks and mortared in place) have withstood the effects of the storm, however there were six (6) other buildings that didn't fare so well.

Buildings that were affected are the girls dormitory, Mother Rebekah Dargbeh's residence, Pastor Dennis and Ms. Theresa's residence, the cafeteria and kitchen, a storage building and a portion of the church roof. Most of the damage appears to be with portions or sometimes entire roof panels and trusses being blown down from their buildings. In addition, there was interior damage due to excessive rain that entered from the damaged roofs.

We now know the full extent of the damage and are prioritizing work and repair efforts, placing the girl's dormitory as the most important recovery need. This building is no longer repairable, and so the workers have already begun to tear the walls and remaining structure. We have enlisted the help of a reliable engineering and contractor firm from Monrovia that has evaluated the condition of the building and has provided a cost estimate to rebuild the dormitory over the existing site and with approximately the same living area. The cost was initially quoted at $35,000 for the structure alone, however the estimate omitted the windows, doors, plastering of walls and tiling of floors. Our estimate to complete the work is now at $41,500.

WEO would like to thank those who quickly responded to the Holy Spirit's call as we have raised over $27,000 already (as of the end of May 2025)!! Thank you all for your generous contributions. The good Lord will in some way provide you a blessing that can't be imagined. Please continue to pray for this rebuild effort as we complete this building and begin repairs on the next highest priority structure.