Tassie Ghata Will Be in The UK During April
International coordinator Tassie Ghata is visiting the United Kingdom between 9-22 April and is looking forward to reconnecting with supporters and meeting new people.
Current commitments include time in London, Cumbria, Birmingham and West Sussex. If you would like Tassie to visit your church please contact visit organiser Mark Hopkins.
Tassie is interested in meeting people during coffee mornings, afternoon tea, lunches and evening events; both in churches and private homes.
Pastors and Wives Minister Together
Pastors in hundreds of churches are now including their wives in ministry, rather than sidelining them, following workshops in their areas.
Male pastors are recognising they can minister more effectively to their congregations when they include their wives, and that ministry is much more than preaching during Sunday services.
Following our pastors and wives workshops in their areas they are also realising they are role models for how to live as a Christian couple, how to father children, manage finances, show Christ’s love to others and lead teams at work.
Triple Blessings in Jalingo, Jos and Yola
Successful Voluntary Savings and Accountability Groups are blessing their congregations, church leaders, plus Grace & Light volunteer teams.
Churches with VSAG groups are increasingly partnering with our volunteer teams and inviting them in to minister on Sundays as well as through workshops for women, youth or the whole congregation.
Book Fair Funds Training Centre Ministry
The many visitors to our most recent book fair were able to browse through bibles, commentaries, biographies, other reference books, novels and non-fiction writing over three days in November.
They purchased more than 2,000 books, raising just over £1,000 which has been used to kit out three of the ensuite bedrooms in our almost completed training centre.
Bringing Revival to Jos Churches
Churches in Jos are opening their doors to Grace & Light since the team has hosted workshops for local pastors and their wives.
Church visits trebled in November following workshops during September and October in Bwarak and Kabwir, both on the plateau.
“During the workshops we encourage pastors to share the gospel of grace and love from their pulpits. Some are doing so,” said international coordinator Tassie Ghata.
“Others want us to come and share this message as they feel when we talk their congregations are more likely to listen. They say our message brings revival in their churches.”
Secondary Students Changing Their Lives
Heightened insecurity across much of Nigeria shut secondary schools in the final term last year, meaning fewer ministry visits for our volunteer teams.
Many schools closed early in November and now, at the beginning of 2026, teachers are focused on catching up on the syllabus for last term before starting this term’s topics.
Feedback from the schools our teams have been able to visit highlights that our message is having asocial as well as spiritual impact with students.
