Missions & Revivals

The mission in Ghana began in January of 1991 when Patrick Morris went on his first trip to Ghana while a student at Lancaster Theological Seminary.  While in Ghana he had the opportunity to spend time with the Reve. Ben Agboka, a pastor in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana.  Though this chance meeting the mission began.

Following his graduation from LTS and his ordination Pasto Morris began his ministry at St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Amityville, PA.  The congregation embraced the Ghana mission supporting it thought their annual budget.  The first mission work spread through out the Volta Region of Ghana working hand in hand with the EP Church.

In 2002, Pastor Morris led his first group to Ghana along with his parents and other members from Mill Creek.  Inspired by the need Mill Creek took on a major project, the construction of a large school block for the village of Kpando.  It was dedicated in 2007.  Since then, the building has been totally renovated paid for by Mill Creek.

The mission work in Ghana is ongoing.  We appreciate all your support.  

The following is a list of completed and ongoing projects.

 - The construction of an EP Church School kindergarten block in village of Wege Kpalime.
 - The construction of a library and computer lab at the EP Church School at Kpando.
 - Funding for computers in EP Church school in Wegbe Kpalime.
 - Construction of a 80-bed dormitory for homeless children in the village of Ho.  The dormitory was built at Nenyo Harbor and children's resource center where homeless children can come to for meals, clean clothing and spend the night.
 - The collection of 15,000 pounds of books shipped to Ghana.  The books were distributed to schools, colleges, technical schools and a seminary.
 - Construction of a half-court basketball court at the EP Church School in Kpando.