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A Brand New Borehole for the People of Daliga in the Bongo District

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Through our Social Transformation Unit, Eastwood Anaba Ministries (EAM) has commissioned a brand new borehole for the people of Daliga in the Bongo District, bringing relief and dignity to the community.
For many years, families in Daliga had to walk 1 to 1.5 kilometres daily just to fetch water. Today, that burden has been lifted.
Over 45 households now have reliable access to safe and clean drinking water, right within their community.
This intervention is a commitment to improving lives, strengthening communities, and demonstrating the love of Christ in practical ways. Access to clean water means healthier families, more time for children to attend school, and renewed hope for the entire village.
We are grateful to our partners and supporters whose generosity continues to make these life changing initiatives possible. Your support is touching lives in tangible ways.
Together, we are making a difference. Together, we are changing lives.
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A New Place of Worship at Damolg Tindong — Jesus Christ Tent (Patros Pastures)

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A New Place of Worship at Damolg Tindong — Jesus Christ Tent (Patros Pastures)

Eastwood Anaba Ministries has established a new place of worship at Damolg Tindong in the Nabdam District. This remarkable edifice, known as the Jesus Christ Tent (Patros Pastures), has been built to serve both the church and the wider community.

The beautiful facility features a 600-seater auditorium, offering ample space for congregational worship. It also includes a Pastor’s office with a washroom, a general office with a washroom, and public washrooms designed for male, female, and guest use. Every detail has been thoughtfully planned to ensure the building is disability-friendly and accessible to all worshippers.
In addition, landscaping works are ongoing, enhancing the beauty and serenity of the church’s surroundings and creating a welcoming environment for all who come to worship.
The church was dedicated on the 6th of September by Clement Anchebah.

Present at the dedication were the President of Eastwood Anaba Ministries, Eastwood Anaba, along with other esteemed men of God. Special prayers were offered for the Head Pastor, Chris Issaka, and the leadership team as they embark on this new chapter of ministry.

        

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Rev. Eastwood Anaba renovates Abilba No. 1 JHS to boost education in Bolgatanga

In a major contribution to educational development in the Upper East Region, Rev. Eastwood Anaba, President of Eastwood Anaba Ministries (EAM), has renovated and officially commissioned the Abilba No. 1 Junior High School in Bolgatanga.

The initiative has transformed the once-decrepit school into a vibrant learning environment, significantly enhancing educational opportunities for the community.

The commissioning ceremony, held on Friday, June 20, 2025, marked a new chapter in the school’s history and was celebrated as a significant milestone in the region’s efforts to improve access to quality education.

The transformation began following a visit by Rev. Mrs. Rosemond Anaba, Vice President of EAM, who led a team of EAM partners to donate essential teaching and learning materials. These included stationery, desks, whiteboards, office furniture, and sports equipment.

During the visit, Mrs. Anaba observed serious structural issues in the school building, including settlement and shear cracks. She immediately alerted the ministry’s engineering team, which led to swift intervention and a full-scale renovation project.

The renovation works encompassed comprehensive structural repairs, installation of new doors and windows, and overall classroom enhancements. These upgrades have had an immediate impact. According to Headmistress Madam Matilda Kunsike, student enrollment has increased dramatically—from just 19 pupils to 107—following the school’s rehabilitation.

Speaking on behalf of Rev. Anaba at the event, Ps. Dr. James Abagna Azanlerigu commended the renowned preacher—an alumnus of the school from 1970 to 1974—for his unwavering commitment to giving back to his roots.

“Rev. Anaba’s gesture shows the power of giving back. His global influence hasn’t dimmed his love for the place that nurtured him,” Ps. Azanlerigu remarked.

Grateful students expressed their excitement over the school’s transformation and pledged to excel academically as a way of honoring Rev. Anaba’s generosity and vision. For many young learners in the area, the renovated facility now stands as a beacon of hope and opportunity.

This impactful project not only reflects Rev. Eastwood Anaba’s dedication to educational development in Ghana, but also embodies EAM’s broader mission of empowering underprivileged communities through sustainable support.

Source: A1radioonline.com|101.1MHz|Moses Apiah|Ghana

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REMEMBER THEM (Community Outreach)

When you forget your past, you stop being a human being.” – Pastor Eastwood Anaba.
On May 24, 2025, The Diakonos of Desert Pastures, Pastor Eastwood, and Mama Rosemond, together with members of the church, made a return to the Zongo community where he lived during his childhood.
It was not just a visit, it was a homecoming. With compassion and reverence, parcels were distributed to every household he once lived in, and extended generously to others in the area. Laughter echoed. Tears flowed. Stories were shared. Roots remembered.
In a world so quick to forget, Pastor Eastwood reminded us of a profound truth: Your past is not a weight, it’s a witness. A testimony. A foundation.
What a beautiful day of honour, humility, and humanity.
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GO TO THEM

GO TO THEM was not a campaign, it was a commission. A reminder that Jesus Christ still walks the dusty roads through us. May we never forget the tears of the inmates, the laughter of the children, the gratitude of the aged, and the silent prayers answered in simple gestures.
At every stop, the Gospel was not only preached, it was lived. Hands were held, prayers were said, and hope was restored. Smiles lit up faces weathered by pain, and hearts long forgotten felt remembered again. It wasn’t just an outreach; it was an outpouring of love.
One unforgettable moment was when Pastor Eastwood, our Diakonos, humbly knelt before the inmates at the Bolgatanga Police Station, urging them to turn over a new leaf. It was a solemn moment as tears flowed freely and the inmates prayed the sinner’s prayer with broken hearts and open hands.
From there, the team moved to the Bolgatanga main lorry station, where food was shared with physically challenged individuals. We continued to Mama Lardi Children’s Home, spending quality time with the children, and finally concluded at LOAD (Life Out Of Alcohol and Drugs) Ghana. The joy on the faces of the guests as they welcomed Pastor Eastwood and Mama Rosemond was truly heartwarming.
To God be the glory.
     
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EAM’S HAR KADOSH PROJECT TAKES SHAPE

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Pastor Eastwood Anaba, Founder of Eastwood Anaba Ministries (EAM), led a delegation of esteemed guests to the newly constructed Har Kadosh building, the world headquarters of EAM. Located in Balungu, Talensi District, the magnificent edifice is an 8-story architectural marvel.

The delegation, comprising Dr . Lawrence Tetteh of world wide miracle outreach, Lady Lawyer Gifty, professor Kuma former vice Chancellor of the university of Mines and Technology and seven other dignitaries, were visibly impressed by the sheer scale and beauty of the structure. “This is a site to behold! I love it!” exclaimed Lady Lawyer Gifty, while Rev. Lawrence Tetteh added, “This is huge!”

Pastor Eastwood Anaba, explained the symbolic significance of the building, saying, “It represents an ark, a sanctuary of transformation.” Rev. Lawrence Tetteh offered a prayer, blessing the project and declaring, “You will finish it in Jesus name.”

During the visit, Pastor Eastwood Anaba took the opportunity to encourage the local builders and community members to trust in their own skills and resources. He emphasized the importance of self-reliance. Additionally, he stressed the need to preserve the shea tree and its fruits, highlighting their cultural and economic significance.
The delegation concluded their tour by ascending to the penthouse, the last floor of the building, where they took in the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
The Har Kadosh building is poised to become a transgenerational hub of transformation, serving as a new landmark in the upper east region and a symbol of hope and inspiration for generations to come.

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EAM in Benin (The President, The Vice and a team in Cotonou)

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In February 2024, Bishop Josué Ahounou of EBSE Temple de l’Excellence warmly invited Pastor Eastwood and Pastor Mrs. Rosemond Anaba to share the Word of God with his congregation.This special invitation sparked a powerful five-day crusade, held from Wednesday, February 19th to Sunday, February 23rd at Cotonou , the Republic of Benin.

    

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Desert Pastures International School Captivates Distinguished Guests

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The Desert Pastures International School was visited by Pastor Eastwood and his guests, which included Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh of world wide miracle outreach , Lady Lawyer Gifty and professor Kuma former vice Chancellor of the university of Mines and Technology and seven other dignitaries after touring the Har Kadosh building project. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh was clearly impressed when he arrived and remarked, “Your school is very nice!” The pre-primary school, the JHS block, and the Grade 1 classroom were among the facilities the group visited.

The structure and the students confident answers to the question, “How are you?” astounded the guests. “We’re smart, we’re intelligent, we’re solutions to problems, thank you!” exclaimed the Grade 1 students with enthusiasm. With equally enthusiastic response, the Junior High School (JHS) class exclaimed, “We’re on top and still rising, thank you!”

The headmistress clarified that every class had a different response, which reflects the school’s focus on helping pupils develop their self-esteem and confidence. The visitors used the occasion to engage with the students, offering counsel, prayers, and words of support. Everyone found the tour to be a touching event that demonstrated the school’s dedication to fostering the intellectual and spiritual development of its pupils.

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Dedication and Handing Over of the Pre-Primary School Block

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We are excited to announce that on Friday, 6th of September 2024, Desert Pastures International School witnessed the official dedication and handing over of the newly constructed Pre-Primary School Block by Eastwood Anaba Ministries in a grand ceremony.

Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, Founder of Perez Chapel International, was the Guest of Honour at this memorable event. He dedicated this beautiful edifice and was supported by invited dignitaries from Ghana and abroad.

The unveiling of the plaque was done by Prof. Abednego Okoe Amartey, Vice Chancellor of UPSA.

This new block will provide our young learners with an enriched environment that will enable them to grow, learn, and compete favourably with their counterparts globally.
We are incredibly grateful to the President of Eastwood Anaba Ministries, Rev Eastwood Anaba, and Partners of Standing with Mama Rosemond for this great blessing and look forward to nurturing the next generation!

 

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Do not waste your affliction – Rev. Eastwood Anaba advises believers

The founder of Fountain Gate Chapel, Reverend Eastwood Anaba, has charged believers not to waste their affliction but to take advantage of the blessings that come with it.
He said this during the just-ended Bethesda, an annual convention for Fountain Gate Chapel members, where pastors all over the world attended with their members.
Delving deeper into the message, he pointed out that there is a level of prosperity one would never attain if one did not go through a certain kind of fire.

He added that, as a pastor, if one has never been sacked, there is a level of prosperity one cannot attain.

“If you are a pastor and you have never been sacked before, there is some prosperity you can’t get. We are standing here because of persecution. We went through the valley of the shadow of death. They chased us from place to place. I believe if years ago they had allowed us to stay in school, we would still be there. Borrowed property,” he said.

He told the story of Jesus, who was laid in a tomb that belonged to Joseph of Arimathea.
He noted that if the tomb belonged to Jesus, he would not have risen from death.

“But I’m telling you, if the tomb was for Jesus, he would have remained there forever,” he said.

The founder of the Fountain Gate Chapel reiterated that the congregation should not waste their affliction and pain, as it is an indication of impending prosperity.

“Every major affliction you go through in life, watch it; after that test, there will be a higher promotion and higher prosperity,” he told the congregation.

To reinforce his point, he spoke about the stories of some great men in the Bible who had to face afflictions.

“Go and ask Joseph, Jacob, Isaac, and Paul Peter; all of them will tell you that they had to go through persecution to attain any prosperity,” he said.

Source: Sarah Dubure, Contributor