Listen to Sunday Services in French and English
From Calvary Chapel Abidjan-Cocody in Côte d' Ivoire
Luke 13:10-17 part 1 Luke 13:10-17 part 2 Luke 13:1-9 part 1 Luke 13:1-9 part 2

Sunday Worship at Calvary Chapel Abidjan-Cocody!
This was our first Church plant in Côte d'Ivoire, West Africa!

This particular Sunday we had some visitors from Campus Crusade for Christ.
it was wonderful to see everyone filled with the joy of the Lord
dancing and worshiping together as one big family.


We think you will enjoy our short video clip. We wish you could be here
with us to see how God is moving in this part of the world. God bless you!

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Rejoice with us! Watch this new video and see how
God has provided 18.5 acres of land for ministry in West Africa!

Video shows newly acquired land near the city of Gagnoa
in Cote d' Ivoire, West Africa. Gospel For Africa will build a school
for village children, a Bible school to train Pastors and Church leaders,
a trade school, and housing for students and staff.



Please take a look at our short video clip.
You will see how the Lord Jesus Christ is helping us begin
to build a place to minister to His people!

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If we are to teach the Word of God to the poor and
needy we must teach them to read and write!

Many false religions in Africa and around the world take advantage
of simple people because they can't read or write.



Please take a look at our short video clip. You will see how the
Lord Jesus Christ is helping us teach French to His people!
He is sending the poor and the needy into our church in
Abidjan, Cote d' Ivoire, West Africa.

Thank you,
Pastor Chris Jones


Over 40% of the people in West Africa are illiterate.

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Help us provide Literacy Training, Medical Help, School Tuition, And Bibles!

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