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Free Gospel Missions Newsletter Jan. 15, 2006:
   We have great news from the African country of Guinea!  Brother Paul Danso, who founded our mission in Ghana, felt God was leading him to Guinea to start a Free Gospel Mission there. Desiring verification of what was being done, we requested that Isaac John, Field Supervisor in Sierra Leone travel there and report to us. Brother Isaac reports that in just a few months a thriving congregation has been established, and that many healings and miracles have taken place. Thus far this work has been totally funded by the local people, but we hope to be able to provide future funding for expansion of this work.

   This is a new development in missions where those in poverty dare to trust God to help them advance the work without always looking to the USA for financial support.
Sierra Leone is opening a mission in neighboring Liberia, as well as sending out the bicycle evangelists who receive no support from the mission. It is wonderful to see missions maturing to where they can direct their own affairs, depend less on outside, support, and complete the circle by sending out missionaries to nearby areas.

Free Gospel Missions Newsletter March, 2006:
   The new pioneer work in Guinea is showing rapid growth under the leadership of Paul Danso Kolif. Healings and miracles have been reported, including a blind woman who now can see! To date meetings are held in a temporary tent like structure, and a building is sorely needed. Valuable land has been donated but funds are needed to build. The local population, like much of that region of Africa are in poverty. It would take about $25,000 to put up a suitable multipurpose building. It would likely provide living space, as well as for a school and worship areas. This is a new mission field for us, a very needy one, and anything you can do to help will be appreciated.

Free Gospel Missions Newsletter May 2006:
     Our new mission in Guinea enjoys an ongoing spirit of revival, with healings and miracles. There is a critical need for funds to build a multi-purpose building for services, training school etc. Any funds toward this project would be greatly appreciated. Serious poverty prevents local funding of this project.