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Hope Behind Bars Christmas is a time of joy, and we believe no one should be left behind. During these festive seasons, the SPAM family visited seven local prison cells in Accra and Kumasi, sharing meals, prayers, and messages of hope. Our goal was simple yet profound: to remind our brothers and sisters in prison that God’s love knows no walls. We prayed with them, encouraged them with the Word, and shared the Good News of forgiveness and redemption in Jesus Christ. “I was in prison and you came to me.” – Matthew 25:36   These projects are more than charity—they are our obedient response to God’s call to love, serve, and intercede for His people. We welcome you to partner with us in continuing this work of faith and love across Ghana, Africa, and beyond.  

Releasing Mothers with Their Children On the 31st of December, 2020, the Lord gave a specific word to His servant concerning mothers who were detained in hospitals after childbirth due to financial hardship. In response, the SPAM family established a covenant with the Lord to stand in the gap for matters of marriage, childbirth, and family restoration. A dedicated committee was formed to locate and support such mothers, and by God’s grace, several women and their babies have been released and reunited with their families. This project is a living testimony of God’s mercy and provision through obedience to His Word.

Boreholes for Communities Recognizing the need for clean and safe drinking water in undeserved areas, SPAM has embarked on borehole drilling projects to bless communities in Ghana. These wells are not only a physical source of refreshment but also a symbol of the Living Water, Jesus Christ, whom we proclaim. We have since commissioned and built boreholes to provide safe drinking water to needy communities in Ghana. We are still relentless in this pursuit as we continue to do this as a sense of dedication.