The Dangme people are an ethnic group primarily living in the West African country of Ghana. They are known for their rich traditions, vibrant festivals and strong sense of community. The Dangme language plays a central role in preserving their heritage. Culturally, they value storytelling, music, dance and farming, which are deeply woven into their way of life.
While many Dangme practice Christianity today, traditional beliefs involving ancestral reverence and local spiritual customs still influence parts of their culture. Lifeword partner, Bro. Timothy Abroso produces a devotional in the Dangme language titled Wami Munyu (“Living Water”). Please pray for the work of Bro. Timothy and those many in Ghana would hear the message of the gospel and come to know Christ as their Savior.
Visit lifeword.org/dangme to access content in this language.
Pray With Us
Please join our US Lifeword Staff in praying for the following:
• Please pray for the Soussou and Krio languages and the people who will hear the gospel in their mother tongue in Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal and Sierra Leone.
• Please pray for the Grebo language and the people of Liberia who will hear the gospel in their heart language.
• Pray for open doors, abundant resources and fruit that will remain wherever a Lifeword broadcast is heard.
• Begin praying for Lifeword Sunday, Oct. 19! Pray that God will supply the needs of Lifeword to carry His name around the world!
