An American reflects on a typical night for a Jesus Film Rider OneWay writer and Africa advocate, Kate Sperry, shares her reflection on seeing OneWay's Jesus Film Riders work up close: A glimmer of light caught my eye as I strained to see through the darkness of an African night. Our fearless guide — a Jesus Film Rider — circled back to our car, and was waving his arms to ensure we could still see him on his motorbike. He led the way to a village eagerly awaiting his arrival

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“God has been using me in a marvelous way,” Mary says. “It’s not only about us because our first purpose for being created is to work for God,” said administration intern Mary Quaye about being at OneWay. “I believe that coming here has given me that peace I need.” Mary grew up in Accra, Ghana. She has worked in ministry for as long as she can remember, whether it was non-profit administration or singing at her church. But ever since she came to the U.S. to get her Master’s d

From Ghana to Chicago, God is using you to activate young adults for the Kingdom Have you been praying that God will send workers into the harvest? Have you wondered who is going to spread the gospel to the unreached? Meet the 30 students who were part of the most recent class of the one-month Livingstone School of Missions (LSM) in Ghana. Across the ocean, 21 young adults have also been training for Kingdom work as summer interns at OneWay’s U.S. headquarters in Aurora, IL.

How one couple is bringing God's Word to the world Thirty-nine years ago, Pete and Beth Beckman fell in love with each other on a mission trip. They went to Bolivia with a team from Anderson University and still remember building playground equipment for the local children. Today, Pete uses his background as a brilliant computer scientist and Beth uses her administrative and technological skills to create a way for unreached people to hear the Word of God. Pete, Beth and thei

The harvest fields he walks through are not of grain, but of the unreached lives in northern Ghana. Dela Saviour Kuadugah was trained as an agronomist, which is the study of how agricultural practices can be modified to improve society. Now, instead of working with plants, he is working with people. He began to feel God calling him to missions in 2014 and served as a street evangelist on the weekends. In 2020, after he had graduated from Livingstone School of Missions, direct

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Missionary school trains Africans to reach unreached Harriet was working as a typist, but her passion for missions and lost souls left her wanting more for her life in West Africa. When she heard about OneWay Africa’s Livingstone School of Missions, she decided to enroll in the program for young adults with a passion to advance the gospel. As part of her one-year training, she served a predominantly animistic community in a remote part of North Ghana. Her journey to this unre

Help dig a well to quench physical and spiritual thirst The people of North Ghana are thirsty. Young girls and women spend hours each day walking along hot, dusty roads to find water for their families to drink. They balance large buckets of this precious resource on their heads, transporting it for miles, only to do it again the next day. So as Muslims work to spread their religion, they offer villagers the one thing they crave the most: water. In exchange for the gift of bo

Jesus Film missionaries press on to reach the unreached It was after 9 p.m. in northern Ghana when Clement Quaicoe bounced into the clearing on his motorbike, where more than 150 people had trekked from the nearby Komba village to watch The Jesus Film in their heart language. The only artificial light on the cool, clear night came from the projector screen set up in front of the crowd. For some of the villagers, it was the first time they had seen any type of movie and may ha

"We needed it yesterday!" pastor explains The hundreds of SD cards piled on a desk at the OneWay Africa office look like nothing more than a stack of electronic data. But Pastor Musah Abdulai* knows this tiny piece of technology has the power to transform the lives of one of the largest and most staunchly Muslim people groups in North Ghana. Embedded on the cards provided by OneWay’s BiblePlus team is God’s Word translated into the Fulani language, along with sermons, stories

Studio space to launch media creation from Africa OneWay’s Africa and U.S. teams are working together this week in Accra, Ghana, to set...

OneWay’s Gospel Advance partners with OneWay Africa He may be called a “walking Bible,” but this month, OneWay’s JP Lindsey rode on a motorbike with a Jesus Film Rider to bring the Word of God to northern Ghana. This was the continuation of a partnership between OneWay’s Gospel Advance and OneWay Africa. JP Lindsey also took students with OneWay Africa’s Livingstone School of Missions to do outreach in the marketplace of Accra. A group of four students approached a man who sa

BiblePlus October trip will finish recordings, train BiblePlus missionaries The mission to create audio Bible content in the heart language of unreached people in Africa will advance in several exciting ways this month thanks to the work of OneWay’s BiblePlus team members who depart for Ghana today. BiblePlus U.S. team leaders Pete and Beth Beckman will be training two young Ghanaian men to be year-round BiblePlus missionaries, making it possible to gather more recordings fro

OneWay Africa to raise gospel workers to cross borders After completing a three-month course in missions, six students have chosen to continue with OneWay Africa’s year-long Livingstone School of Missions program by entering the mission field for the next six months. Some will serve in their home countries, while others might take the gospel to specific unreached people groups. They will raise their own support and seek to confirm God’s calling on their lives, all while activ

Ray Mensah's journey to Christ Today, OneWay Africa works to raise up young people as the next generation of African missionaries. Ray Mensah, director of OneWay Africa, was 23 years old when he gave his life to Christ. His story is just one example of what God can do in the life of someone wholeheartedly committed to Him. For years, Ray Mensah’s distrust of Christianity led him to want nothing to do with it and even to write stories for a leading African newspaper condemning

The Livingstone School of Missions celebrates a “first” graduating class OneWay Africa’s year-long Livingstone School of Missions celebrated its first graduating class of 12 students this month. Launched in 2022, this one-year intensive discipleship training is an expanded version of the school’s month-long program, which includes courses on subjects like church planting, the theology of missions, support raising and language learning. Over the past year, these students spent

Africa and U.S. teams train young people for ministry OneWay’s two main ministry centers in the Chicago area and Accra, Ghana are 6,000 miles apart, but our teams on both sides of the world are focused this month on activating young adults into ministry. Thirty students from 10 African countries began the next season of theological training and practical field experience at OneWay’s Livingstone School of Missions in Ghana. At the same time, 25 young adults have moved in for t

Team member finds spiritual openness among Muslims in Ghana Mike* has been engaged in street evangelism in the United States for 25 years. But even with two decades of experience sharing the gospel, a recent trip to Ghana with the OneWay Africa team surprised and encouraged him as he saw true hunger for the gospel. In January, Mike and his daughter joined OneWay BiblePlus ministry leaders Pete and Beth Beckman on a 10-day trip to Ghana. They visited churches in remote areas t