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Ghana

18 documented accounts from Ghana.

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Accounts in Ghana

Thomas Kwamena Appiah: A Father's Name Given to Missionaries in America, Found Again Three Years Later in Ghana (1980s)

Kweku Akuam's Freedom from Alcohol: "This Was Nothing That Would Tempt Me" (Ghana, 1980s)

Juliana Anno Finds the Church at Joseph Smith's Birthplace in Vermont, Then Searches Two Years to Find It Again in Ghana (1980s)

Holbrook C. MacArthur Helps a Stranger and Finds the Restored Gospel (Ghana, 1970s)

Kofi Kwequir-Aggrey's Dream of the Light Bulb: "They Lifted Me Up, and I Fixed the Bulb" (Ghana, 1980s)

Emmanuel Dei Anin's Dream of Danger That Sent Him Searching for the True Church (Kumasi, Ghana, 1980s)

Alphonse Amawwho Heeds the Prompting That Saves Him from a Falling Tree (Oda, Ghana, 1988)

Daily Revelation and Midnight Shortwave: Billy Johnson's Fourteen Years of Fasting for Missionaries to Come to Ghana(1978)

“Come, Come, Ye Saints” Sung by the Dead: Billy Johnson's Brother Appears in a Dream and Reveals Baptism for the Dead(1960s)

“Johnson, Johnson, Johnson”: Billy Johnson Sees the Heavens Open and Receives His Commission for Ghana(1964)

The Playground That Brought Light: Seth, Alan Riser, and the Lord's Prepared Path from Alorkpem, Ghana, to the Mission Field(2010s)

Kelvin Turay Dreams of a Temple Behind the Accra Mission Home — Years Before Any Temple Stood in West Africa — and Is Finally Sealed to His Wife Aminata Inside It(1990s)

Joseph Johnson: Fourteen Years of Unbaptized Preaching That Prepared 1,200 (Ghana, 1964–1978)

Sixteen Thousand Unbaptized Believers—'Nothing Like This in Any Dispensation' (Nigeria & Ghana, 1950s–1970s)(1965)

Lily Andoh-Kesson: Faith Without a Written Word (Cape Coast, Ghana, 1978)

Priscilla Sampson-Davis's Vision to Translate the Hymns (Cape Coast, Ghana, 1979)

Joseph Johnson and the Midnight BBC Broadcast (Cape Coast, Ghana, June 9, 1978)

A Couple from Ghana Traveled by Freight Vessel to the London Temple — and the President Opened It Just for Them(1980s)