News from Africa - New Leadership - December, 2008
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Since the death of Jeff, everything seems to stand still. I am the third surving son of Mr & Mrs Ezechukwu. I am the elder brother of late Apostle Jeff Eze. I am married to Pastor Mrs Chinyere Ezeh, also a missionary and we have three children.
Pastor Chibuzor Ezeh
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"Well done, good and faithful servant - You will be missed Pastor Jeff"
Ghana Container Arrives!
On Friday, July 25th, 2008, the 32nd Caleb Container destined
for ports other than Romania, arrived at Ghana. The goods will be repackaged
and distributed to new Caleb facilities in Sierra Leon and Abidjan as well
as to Biafra, Nigeria, Togo, Benin, Camaroons, Gold Coast and Liberia.
The 40 foot container to Africa was our most expensive shipment ever,
costing nearly $14,000 to deliver. Attached are photos of some of the
contents at the Ghana warehouse. The cost of shipping was high but the
contents are estimated worth well over $260,000.00. The shipment will
encourage many and provide 15 pastors with bicycles and 18 churches with
computer systems. The medicines and medical supplies are destined for war
zones in Sierra Leone and Biafra for refugee care.
In February - March, 2006, Caleb Ministries officially inaugurated the Caleb International of Africa. With representatives and programs situated in the Cameroon, Biafra, Nigeria, Benin, Republic of Togo, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone, our first container arrived there in March, 2006. The Caleb projects have been underway in Ghana and Nigeria for two years and Caleb containers have previously been shipped to Tanzania, The Congo, Liberia, The Sudan and Zaire.
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The week after Jerry Riess returned from Africa a monsoon flooded the Cameroons causing severe damage. One of the new Caleb Churches was destroyed along with the Pastors home. The village assembled enough materials to rebuild the house but could not provide for the church. We sent a grant of $2,500.00 for supplies and the church members did the construction. The church and Pastors home are completed now. Photos show the rebuilding.
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| Photos of the Cameroons church taken after floods in April, 2007. | ||
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