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The Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana crusades were directed by young pastors, which were the most remarkable of these African crusades. The future of Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana seems bright because of these young pastors who love the Holy Spirit.
Rev. Zana and Rev. Zando who directed the Cote d'Ivoire crusade are in their mid-thirties. Bishop Heward Mills, who managed the Ghana crusade, is also in his thirties, and his church is growing rapidly in Ghana. Dr. Cho encouraged these young, enthusiastic pastors and he believes they have much to contribute to the revival of Africa.

President Gbagbo of Cote d'Ivoire graciously allowed Dr. Cho and his companions to use his private airplane to fly to Ghana. This was a great blessing to Dr. Cho to be able to continue his crusade schedules in a predictable manner (rather than having the possibility of using a land route, which would take 12-15 hours of driving to Ghana). The First Lady happily commented to Dr. Cho, "Abraham served angels well and received God's blessing abundantly, and you are an angel from Korea." Dr. Cho was very thankful for the President's thoughtful assistance and prayed for the First Lady who recently had an operation.

During Dr. Cho's visit in Ghana, Elder Lim Kwon, Chairman of the Medical Missions Association of YFGC, and a volunteer medical team attracted Ghanaian attention. The medical team visited Tema, a place 30 minutes from the capital city of Accra, and visited suburbs two hours from Accra. Many patients welcomed the medical team as the patients were examined and treated. Furthermore, the medical team surveyed Ghana's hospitals to help patients suffering from heart disease and decided to draw up effective plans to help patients in cooperation with the Ghana government and the churches. The good deeds of the medical team were printed in a daily newspaper, and President Kufor of Ghana invited Dr. Cho to his office and expressed his thanks.

There are many ports in Ghana located in western Africa. Due to the many ships that used to anchor in Ghana for a long time before going to Europe and other continents, there are hundreds of orphans that were deserted by seamen and Ghanaian women. Tema Full Gospel Church preaches the gospel to these orphans and offers food and school supplies to help them study. The Tema Full Gospel Church worked out a long-range plan for these orphans step by step.