Move Africa
Senyo Cudjoe is our primary partner and long time friend. He is the Founder and President of Biblical Discipleship & Growth Ministry. Senyo is also Pastor of Fountain of Life Chapel International.
Senyo was born in Ghana, and has been serving local communities through church planting and community development for nearly 40 years.
He is an expert in reaching non-literate people groups, and has trained ministry leaders around the world.
03/06/2026 Day 2 of the Women’s Conference.
Day 2 of the women’s conference began with a beautiful time of worship and praise this morning. It was so special to see the women lifting their voices together and preparing their hearts for what God had for them today. 🙌
LeeAnn shared a powerful teaching about being carnally minded versus spiritually minded. To help bring the message to life, we did a skit where we dressed as Satan and God and asked the women a simple but important question: “Which one are you going to follow?” It was a meaningful and engaging way to help everyone reflect on the choices we make each day.
Gloria then taught about knowing your God-given purpose. Her message encouraged the women to think about how God has uniquely created each of them and the plans He has for their lives. After her session, we gathered all the women together for a group picture of the conference, which was such a joyful moment. 📸
Sue followed with a teaching on prayer. She introduced the acronym A.C.T.S. to help guide prayer using prayer beads—
Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication. Each woman received a beautiful set of prayer beads, which made the teaching even more meaningful as they now have something tangible to help them remember how to pray.
Later, Charity taught about Miriam, Moses, and Aaron, focusing on boldness and speaking truth. The teaching included a skit showing God delivering the Israelites from Egypt, their worship after being set free, and the importance of standing in truth.
We ended the afternoon with a time of prayer together. It was a powerful and peaceful moment as many of the women brought their hearts before the Lord. It has been such a blessing to witness what God is doing in the lives of these women. ✨
LeeAnn’s lesson on who are choosing to follow.
Gloria’s lesson, God Given purpose.
Sue teaching on the need of prayer and the power in it.
Charity teaching on boldness and the power of speaking the truth.
Breakout sessions after lessons and sharing with others what was learned from today’s teachings.
03/05/2026
Today was such a beautiful and encouraging day at the women’s conference. We were blessed to have 49 women attend from several different communities:
It was such a joy to see women arriving from all these places. Seeing their smiles, hearing their laughter, and worshiping together was truly a blessing.
We began the morning with praise, worship, and introductions, setting the tone for a wonderful day together. Our mission team had the privilege of presenting each woman with a Bible and a Bible marker that includes verses they can turn to during times of crisis or need. It was a special moment watching them receive God’s Word.
Our theme for the conference is “Walking with Jesus,” based on Lamentations 3:22–26, reminding us of God’s faithfulness and mercy each day.
Several women from the team shared powerful teachings:
Later, we divided into five small groups of about ten women each. During this time, everyone discussed what they had learned and how they could apply it to their personal walk with Jesus. The conversations were lively, and the women participated with so much enthusiasm and openness.
It was truly a wonderful day of growing together, encouraging one another, and building our faith. We are so thankful for each woman who came and for the opportunity to walk this journey with them. 💛
Leeann sharing her lesson
Charity sharing her lesson.
Sue doing introductions.
Team members distributing bibles to the women.
Break out groups reviewing and discussing what they learned from the lessons and how to apply it to their daily lives.
We learned that today was market day in downtown Ho. The streets were full of people and vendors with made this afternoon’s ride back to our hotel a very interesting experience.
We are going through a lot of drinking water as it’s very hot and humid. Here these 3 beautiful ladies are delivering us more water making sure we have plenty. Please keep us in your prayers as the extreme change in climate can affect us during your long days.
03/04/2026
Today is registration day for the women’s conference here in Ho, and our hearts are full of anticipation. Women from Ho and the surrounding rural communities have been arriving throughout the day, some traveling long distances just to be here. Watching them come in—smiling, greeting one another, and eagerly registering—has already been such a blessing. Each one receives a name tag lanyard and an information packet, but more than that, they are being welcomed into a time we believe God has lovingly prepared for them.
This morning was especially meaningful for us. We sat together and handwrote personal scripture passages in 70 Bibles—one for each woman attending this year’s conference. As we wrote, we prayed over every name and every page, asking the Lord to speak personally and powerfully through His Word. It was a quiet, sacred time that reminded us why we are here.
Senyo gathered us and shared a short message, encouraging our hearts and leading us in prayer as we prepare for tomorrow’s first session. There was such a sweet sense of unity and expectation as we committed everything to the Lord.
Tonight, we returned to the hotel, shared dinner together, and are now resting in the peaceful atmosphere—reflecting on the day and looking ahead with hope. Tomorrow we begin teaching and sharing God’s Word, and we are trusting Him to move in ways far beyond what we can imagine.
signing each Bible!
Waving Hello from Ghana.
Relaxing atmosphere after dinner.
Your prayers are deeply appreciated and important to us. We will need them in the coming days as we seek the Lord’s guidance in teaching, supporting and counseling women of a different culture. As women no matter where we’re from, we face many of the same challenges. May we be an inspiration through and in Christ that will draw them closer to him.
03/03/20206
We had the incredible opportunity to journey to Mount Gemi, and it was truly a special experience for us. Standing there, taking in the beauty of the mountain and knowing the history behind it, made it even more meaningful. Years ago, German missionaries came to this region, built their homes here, and poured their lives into sharing their faith. You can still feel the legacy they left behind.
The cross they placed high on the mountain is such a powerful symbol. People travel from all over the world to climb Mount Gemi early in the morning or in the quiet of the evening just to pray there. As we looked up at that cross, we were reminded of God’s faithfulness through generations. It’s humbling to think about the prayers that have been lifted from that very spot.
The town of Ameazofe holds so much of that history. The Germans planted many Presbyterian churches in the area, and their foundation of faith continues to impact the community today. Seeing how that seed has grown over the years is truly inspiring.
Now our hearts are full of anticipation as we prepare for the women’s conference. The women will begin arriving Wednesday morning, and we are so excited to welcome each one of them. We are praying expectantly, believing that God is going to move in beautiful and powerful ways. We are looking forward not just to their arrival, but to seeing God at work in every conversation, every prayer, and every gathering.
We are grateful to be part of what He is doing here.
For those who don’t know, this is our partner Senyo Cudjoe and his wife Augustine. They were gracious enough to take us sightseeing today as tomorrow Wednesday the women will begin arriving in the morning and we will start our teaching in the afternoon.
Monday, March 2
Today we began our journey to visit the Mafi-Kumase community market. This is the market where the women shop each week for supplies to provide for their families. The families work diligently in their fields, growing crops to sell at the market.
There was an abundance of cassava, beans, rice, and palm oil, along with fresh fruit, coconuts, dried fish, and even charcoal used for cooking. We learned so much about the local culture and everything involved in preparing and setting up the market, as well as the experience of the women who shop there. It’s quite different from our grocery stores!
We had a wonderful time. Each of us had our own interpreter who explained the different food items to us. Augustine, Pastor Senyo’s wife prepared a lovely picnic lunch for us, which made the day even more special.
We are now safely back at our hotel and have had a wonderful dinner. Today it’s been very hot and humid with a short rain shower this evening. We are looking forward to a good nights rest and a busy day tomorrow. Stay tuned and check back as we share more of our trip. Remember us in your prayers!
03/01/2026 We are so thankful for all your Prayers. Our flights were trouble free and on time. We were greeted on arrival by our partner Senyo with great joy. After picking up are luggage and loading it into the van we started the 3 hour drive to Ho and our hotel. After getting settled in and getting a very short nap it was time for dinner. While waiting for our food we were able to find someone to take our picture on the patio overlooking the city of Ho in the background. Team leader Sue then took us on a tour of the hotel grounds before we returned to our rooms as we looked forward to a goodnight’s rest. Tomorrow we will travel to Mafi Kumase and walk through the local market. Then it’s off to shop for material to be used by a seamstress who will make each of us a dress. We are truly blessed to be here and look with excitement to witness what the Lord has in store in the days to come.
02/28/2026. This morning at 6AM this small team of women departed Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix Arizona on their first leg of the flight to Accra Ghana Africa. They have a connecting flight in New York this afternoon. This team has already put in many hours of preparation in advance of sharing the Lord’s word with the women who will be in attendance of this year’s conference in Ho, Ghana. An estimated 65 women from the rural communities of the Volta region will be in attendance. Please keep these team members and all those who work, teach and attend in your prayers. Keep Apostle Senyo, Fountain of Life Chapel and Biblical Discipleship Growth Ministry in prayer as they are putting together this Conference and invited Move Africa to come along side and participate in this amazing event. Follow along and watch how God works in the coming days. All Glory is his!
Blessed to report that the teams connecting flight from New York to Accra Ghana Africa departed safely and on time.
2026 has opened the door for the following team members to travel to Ghana and take part in teaching at this year’s women’s conference. They will be spending 12 days in country both taking part in the conference and visiting communities in the rural areas.
left to right is Sue, Charity, and LeeAnn. These 3 women have spent the last few months raising funds, applying for passports, visas and updating their shots to allow them to make this journey. Their work continues as they seek God’s will in what lessons to prepare for in teaching and sharing with the women who will be taking part in this conference. As of today, 65 women from different rural communities have signed up.
We ask that you keep our team members and all who take part in this conference in your prayers. Follow along and see how the Lord moves in the days ahead.
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Greetings from the New Fountain of Life Chapel under construction in Ho, Ghana Africa. We would like to take you inside for a short tour, but let’s first take a trip back in time and see how we have arrived to this point of construction.
Fountain of Life Chapel is a vision of Senyo and Augustine Cudjoe dating back to the early 2000’s. They started out meeting at there home in Ho.
Sometime around 2007-08 they purchased a piece of property with the vision of someday having a chapel building. On a trip in 2009 team members along with members of the church gathered to pray over the land.
A few years passed, but in August of 2012 construction started and the first small chapel building was completed and opened in December of 2013.
Between 2013 and 2015 a second small building was built. This was constructed as the children’s ministry building. Seen in the background of the following picture.
Once again time passed and in December of 2017 work began on the larger main chapel building. Over the next several years work continued off and on as the Lord provided the funding.
trusses going up
roofing is completed
exterior being plastered
doors and security bars being installed
to were we are today!
Now come with us and let’s go inside! Entering through the front doors you come into the main sanctuary, and in front of you is the stage and baptism area through the arch.
This is the view from the stage looking back across the sanctuary.
Above the front entrance following the stairs on the right. They take you up to the video and sound equipment rooms.
As stated before, the area in back of the stage and through the center arch is the baptismal.
Directly under the stage and baptismal area is what Senyo has called the Glory Room. This is a place dedicated as a prayer room.
Also on this lower level there’s room for a restroom
along with office spaces that are still unfinished.
Now back upstairs and behind the block wall and on either side of the baptismal area there’s plenty of room for more offices, a changing room and two more rest rooms. Once again these areas are still under construction and unfinished.
This is the corridor behind the stage leading to the back offices and restrooms.
As you can see, we have come a long ways and much has been accomplished. But there is a lot of work to be done still. We ask that you to join us in prayer, as we continue seeking ways to see this construction through to completion. Lord we thank you for all that you have provided and continue to provide. All Glory is yours!
