Gappers Get to Ghana

Our Step into the Gap volunteers have now reached Ghana. Christine fills us in on the journey so far

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Well here we are after an intense couple of days’ travel! Amy, Emma, Patrick and Christine started their epic Step Into the Gap trip at 8am at London City Airport.

After a quick touch down in Amsterdam, we arrived at the SHCJ convent in Accra, our home for the next two days, after 11pm that evening.

But all that travel was definitely worth it! The Holy Child sisters welcomed us warmly and have put us up in style! We’ve had a couple of days of fun, friendship and food and are feeling really at home here. Today, we went to the memorial for Kwame Nkruma, the man who announced the independence of the Republic of Ghana in 1959 and went on to become Ghana’s first ever Prime Minister!

We were driven around Accra by our wonderful driver, Kofi.

And tomorrow we move on! We are leaving at 5am (!!!) to fly to Tamale, followed by a 3 hour drive to Bolgatanga to meet a whole new community. We’ll be doing some teaching, sharing in prayer and (hopefully) having the time of our lives!

 

Are you ready to Step into the Gap?

If you’re inspired by our gappers and want to know more visit us at cafod.org.uk/stepintothegap. Applications are now open for 2012! Sign up for an unforgettable journey today.

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3 Responses to Gappers Get to Ghana

  1. Deirdre

    Even though it’s just 3 days in…. I am so wishing I was there!! have a fab times guys!!!

  2. Hi everyone! Great to see the photos of you arriving in Ghana. Am sure it will be a brilliant experience for you all, including those you meet. We look forward to being kept updated about your stay!

  3. Applications are open now for 2012 Gappers! Visit cafod.org.uk/stepintothegap wit find out more!

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