A MISSIONARY’S POINT OF VIEW

About the Book

Transformation is not just a matter of buildings and logistics. The students are becoming secure and confident that God loves them and has created them with incredible gifts, talents and capacity. The students now know they have a bright future, that they can dream dreams and aspire to whatever God has poured into them. Transformation is an ongoing journey for all involved and there is more to do. Transformational development and mission are a never ending action of God’s love. It is not just one project or another, it is assisting persons to see themselves as God sees them and to realize that they are the change agents in their lives and communities. We then understand that transformational development is generational. The requisite is love.

About the Author

Rev. Monika Intsiful received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology/Public Administration from Union Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio. She accepted her call to ministry in 1996, became an Associate Minister at Omega Baptist Church on April 6, 1997. Rev. Monika earned a Master’s Degree of Theology with High Distinction from Trinity Theological Seminary and was ordained through American Baptist Churches of the USA. Reverend Intsiful was the staff Minister of Globalization for Omega Baptist Church, Dayton, Ohio. Reverend Intsiful spearheaded partnership with World Vision – Ghana, World Vision USA, and the Church’s relationship with the community of Ekumfi Asokwa in the Central Region of Ghana, West Africa. As a missionary, she has taught, preached and has been keynote speaker in Ghana. She is a YouTube Bible Study teacher. Her trailblazing includes being responsible for Omega Baptist’s successful development and implementation of an Area Development Programme through World Vision in Ghana, while continuing to work on several other global initiatives. She continues as mission pastor to Ekumfi Asokwa schools, Ghana. She has been called upon to present on various occasions regarding Africa peace and development initiatives. Rev. Monika is married to Daasebre Kwebu Ewusi, VII, has one daughter, two sons, two grandsons, and a host of adopted sons and daughters.