The WEC UK Blog

John Attah works in Ghana, supporting Christian fellowships that have come into being through the evangelistic newspapers provided by the WEC ministry, SOON.

Reading this veteran evangelist's ministry reports can be a little humbling.

I began my 21 days of prayer and fasting. I spent time in Bible study and prayer. My wife returned from her home town. A lady had come from a village about 20 miles away to ask prayer for healing. I asked "Are you a Christian?"

Bulstrode is the home of WEC International. WEC UK is beginning a major redevelopment programme that is the culmination of seven years of seeking God. UK Director John Bagg introduces this exciting project:

Phase 1 – more housing

This consists of 11 houses for long-term staff in the site of the old WEC Press and outhouses:

• 3 units for families,
• 8 units for singles/couples,
• estimated cost of approx £1,000,000.

This phase is nearly finished! Read the latest Updates

For an artists' impression of the architects' drawings. Click on Phase 1 image below.

The clinic will be on the land of the Bible Institute, which WEC missionaries helped to establish in the interior of the country and where future pastors are trained.

The land in Ntchumbé was legally registered to the Institute, but then illegally occupied by a small number of villagers, who planted cashew trees to stake their own claim on the land. 

How do you share the gospel with a Muslim? As one WEC missionary shows, it's not difficult when someone's already searching for truth. From the May-June Worldwide magazine.

I had not come for polite conversation, but the man I had wanted to visit was away from home and the family were politely entertaining me. I, in return, politely made small talk as I sweated profusely in the armchair. Coke bottle empty, I felt I had done my bit and made to leave.