"Since Pastors Keith and Debbie have entered our lives in this village we are not the same. They have given hope to us by bringing Jesus into our lives. We can now understand the one who have created us. When I looked at the trees and at the sky I know that there had to be something but never knew what it was called. Today we can say we know the true God and our hope and salvation is in Him who we now can trust.

"We thank God for the love of these Pastors who give themselves to God and to us. They are real and honest in their love for us and the Lobi people and even all others. Pastors Jaggers along with Pastor Victor have taught us the WORD of God and have shown us how to tell others and reach the peoples along the river."

"If it were not for Rev. Keith and Rev. Debbie I would not be where I am today. They came along at a time in my life where I had given up on ever being forgiven by God. I had 4 wives and was far from God. They showed me the love of God and told me that all I had to do was reach out to God and He would accept me. I did and now I am a Pastor and have settled the issue of my marriages. If not for someone like these people I would have never been able to be a Pastor and know my salvation from Jesus."

Two of the most difficult things that missionaries go through is the cultural adjustment in living in a difficult place and getting along with fellow missionaries. Keith and Debbie Jaggers have faithfully been serving the people of Ghana and their fellow missionaries since (you fill in the date!). They have moved from the fairly affluent city of Kumasi two years ago, population around 1 million, to one of the hardest and most difficult villages for Christians to live in, Wa, the capital of the Upper West Region. It is considered the Islamic stronghold of Ghana and few missionaries go there, much less live there or flourish there. Keith and Debbie are doing a great job ministering in that most difficult village, working with nationals to train them in biblical leadership and hosting short term teams to reach some of the most unreached people in the world, the Lobi. But above and beyond that, when they come to visit us in the missionary community here in the South, they are always sensitive to listen to our daily struggles and offer insight and especially intercessory prayer. We have seen strongholds broken in individual lives as well as in our community as a result of their faithful and powerful ministry.

"We have known Keith and Debbie Jaggers as fellow missionaries in Ghana for the past 5 1/2 years. They have had a tremendous ministry as pastors of new congregations, first in Kumasi and now in the far northwest town of Wa. Confident in Christ's power over sin and darkness, Keith and Debbie train leaders and disciple believers who struggle with the curse of the enemy from traditional religion followed in the extended family system. Despite difficult living and working conditions, they are a light in the darkness and effective witnesses through Christ. Personally, they have been an encouragement and blessing to us through our fellowship, as well as pastors to us through their wise counsel and spiritual discernment. We count it an honor to be co-workers with Keith and Debbie in the Kingdom of God."

SHALOM,
Seing what GOD is using Revs.Keith & DEBBIE to do in the Northing Part of Ghana,I am realy surprise.

As a Pastor and also a ghanaian , frankly speaking I can not face the chalenges they go through.Some do missions for personal interest but with the little that I seen with this Man & Wife, with all my heart I can say that they are truely GOD`s SERVANTS.

Simply put "YOU ARE SOLD OUT FOR JESUS." You are my pride. MAY GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU.

Keith and Debbie Jaggers have combined their passion for the Word of God and a ferocious focus on the unreached in their ministry, MOSA. I have observed God raise them up as a modern-day Aquila and Priscilla, teaching the Word, pioneering churches, and developing leaders with marks of excellence and integrity. They have a unique ability to be aggressive in the field while remaining culturally prudent and sensitive. I can recommend their ministry without reservation.

We believe that when Keith & Debbie heard God's call, "Whom shall I send?" that they answered "Here we are--Send us." In obedience to that call they left all, houses, lands and children to carry the light of the Gospel to a people who were walking in darkness. Their message and their preaching was not with "wise and persuasive words"--but with " a demonstration of the Spirit's Power". In all matters of ministry and personal life they have displayed upmost integrity, faithfulness and purity of heart and purpose.