Africa Mission Report: Ivory Coast

By GH Newsroom Nov 26, 2002 12:18 EST

Ivory Coast -- A Northeast Ohio missionary family longs to return to the war-torn Ivory Coast. The Bob Mach family was one of several American families that were forced to return to the states in late September, following turmoil in the West African nation. The family has ministered the Gospel through Baptist International Missions Incorporated since 1995. The Mach's and other families are waiting patiently, but are anxious to continue their ministry. Pray the peace will come to the Ivory Coast so the work can continue.

By Albert H. Lee

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