The Church In Ghana, Africa - Francis Sombato
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2024
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Francis Sombato is a member of the Church in Ghana, Africa. He gives a glimpse of what it is like to be a member of the Church there. They usually walk and hour and a half to church on Sundays unless they have enough money to get a cab that week.
There is so much growth in Ghana and you can see why with individuals like Francis.
You can help my fundraiser for Francis' Fish Farm by donating here -
gofund.me/4d378fcb
Any amount will help! Thank you!
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Come on people. We can do better. We have the chance to give real humanitarian aid by contributing to this fund. Such a worthy cause.
Thank you.
My son-in-law served in Nigeria as well. He joined the church in his home country of Uganda. He used the perpetual education fund to get his degree in computer science. He is a great addition to our family here in Idaho. I love to contribute to causes like this.
Served half my mission in Ghana. This will be a great listen!
Great interview, Greg. Francis is clearly a great example of a Saint, living in Ghana. I joined The Church at age 33 in 1985 in San Diego, Calif, and since I was too old to serve a mission then, it's been a hope and desire of mine to serve a senior's mission in West Africa one day. The Saints in West Africa are great examples of what Saints should be like.
Good to see you back Greg! You are a man that loves God!
How wonderful for the church to donate to this worthy cause. How so? We--I--ARE the CHURCH. Thanks, Greg, for bringing this brother to our attention.
So tithing can go to members since they're the church.
I love all your content Greg and I really loved this inspirational deviation from the types of interviews you usually do. It was refreshing and sincere and I love that you gave us a way to contribute in any amount to support this brother in the Gospel. I have no doubt he will accomplish great things using fish as a small, simple means. Thank you for diverting our gaze outside of the first world problem of the religion of academia-which is obviously still an issue-but I liked this interview as a breather between your usual episodes.
Thank you for this interview! Francis, it was wonderful to hear your testimony. Thank you for all the times you've helped me and prayed for me. I love you and your wife, daughters, and tiny, tiny son.
Great interview!
Thanks for painting this clear picture of youth in our place.
Following your channel from Congo Brazza.
Welcome!
Make him an apostle! They don’t put up with (nor do they have time for) wokeness over there.
PS- I refuse to pay GoFundMe a 17% tip or I would have added to the $125 already donated by the one person who’s donated. Is there another way where it all goes 100% ONLY to the fish farm project?
I feel the same. How can we make it happen?
@@sot-daddy8559 I emailed Cwic. Let’s see what they say.
@@sot-daddy8559 I dontated and it let me select what tip I gave. You can select 0. Maybe I'm missing something. But that seems to be the solution to the problem.
Thanks!
You are welcome! And Thank You!
That little girl is a child of God.
Greg!! You are the light that guides others through darkness, the hand that lifts those who have fallen, and the voice that empowers those in need. In doing so, you not only inspire, but also embody the true essence of kindness and compassion by helping others! Love this young man’s testimony of faith! I’d be happy to help!
Great interview!
Greetings from Ghana! Great to see you again!
I'm really excited thinking about the potential of the Church in Africa.
DCarts, it shows you can customize your tip. I did that and put just $1
I couldn’t customize mine when I tried. I’ll go back and try again, if it can’t be $0 I’ll just send a check lol!
Edit: Done! Thank you for letting me know.
@@dcarts5616 you’re welcome!
The church should invest in its members.
I will not support go fund me. Can we donate in another way?
This was the only certain way to get this done. I had to have a reputable crowd funder since we are dealing with Africa.
I have heard good things about Give Send Go. Is it not reputable? After Give Send Go stole money that was donated to truckers in Canada, and other nonsense, I can't support them. Is venmo also not a good option?
It is very difficult to share money between nations, almost impossible. Go fund me is about the only way to do it. If go fund me flags the fund raiser they have to return the donations to the donors, they cannot keep it, or redirect it.
Pray about it and if you feel you should donate to this cause it will be safe for you to do so
How much does the fish farm cost he is working on?
To get started, bare cost, $3,000. He'll need some resources for maintenance.
Hmmm, maybe the Church should share some of that “rainy day” $150 billion towards noble humanitarian assistance for members in need like Francis?
They do. They are involved in providing all kinds of donations all over the world. Nice try though.
@@sot-daddy8559 - less than 1% of the wealth amassed by the church’s Ensign Peak account is allocated towards charitable causes. Nice try.
Wonderful to hear how God is showering His love on all His children. I ONLY WISH THE CHURCH WOULD CHANGE IT’s DOCTRINE THAT IT WAS THE CHURCH LEADERS HAD TO PLEAD WITH GOD TO CHANGE THE PRIESTHOOD BAN AGAINST BLACKS. I SEEVED A MISSION 71-73 when the priesthood ban was in full force. It was awful to project unworthiness into others simply based on race:( when the church changed this doctrine they just changed from projecting unworthiness of an entire race to an unworthy God by portraying themselves as being more compassionate with more love for God’s children than God Himself. The God the church believes in is a racist God and not a good God if church leaders had to plead with Him to change this doctrine. This was so depressing to be told this is the God the church of my youth wanted me to embrace. Shame on the church! A God like this is not one we can have faith in because He is not a good God. I pray that church leaders will accept responsibility for this horrendous doctrine and not blame it on God this doctrine of belief unless it is changed will put the church in the category of those who will plead with God “HAVE WE NOT DONE MANY GOOD AND MIGHTY WORKS IN YOUR NAME….and He will tell them “YOU NEVER KNEW ME”😢
Thanks!
Thank you!