VI pastor Micah Lettsome launches mission work in Ghana
In an interview with Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) on Monday, March 17, 2025, Lettsome said the mission work occurred while in Accra, Ghana for the annual Global Kingdom Builders Conference from February 20 to 24, 2025.
On the outskirts of the conference, during the time set aside for other areas of ministry, Pastor Lettsome launched her Life Changing Outreach Ministry where clothing, food, shoes, and other items were distributed to the people.
This is something that’s been in my heart to do- Pastor Lettsome
Pastor Lettsome said she has always had a yearning to give back to Africa, “This was always something in my heart to do.”
With funding from donations and the active ministry on Tortola, Pastor Lettsome said this mission work in Ghana was possible.
But even before setting foot on the African continent, Pastor Lettsome revealed that giving to Africa is something she has been doing for a while.
The woman who raised her currently lives in Africa, she said, and Lettsome sends funds to her on a quarterly basis to assist a school, village, or community there.
Outreach is being done in the VI too
Pastor Lettsome said her local outreach ministry happens every…Saturday, every two months.
One such community outreach is scheduled for Saturday, March 29, 2025, in the East End area.
“We will be giving out some things,” she told our news centre, adding that the time will be dedicated to giving back to the community.
I have a heart for people- Pastor Lettsome
Before ending the interview, Pastor Lettsome said she has a “heart” for people.
“I love people and my passion is to give back to those especially less fortunate where I can help…as the Lord has given me the opportunity and I pray that He will, you know, open doors, more doors,” she said.
Pastor Lettsome stated that she wants to continue spreading her mission work not only locally but across the world as it is her “passion”.
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16 Responses to “VI pastor Micah Lettsome launches mission work in Ghana”
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Pastor Lettsome said her local outreach ministry happens every…Saturday, every two months.
One such community outreach is scheduled for Saturday, March 29, 2025, in the East End area.
“We will be giving out some things,” she told our news centre, adding that the time will be dedicated to giving back to the community.
You really cant please people.
who in Tortola or the Virgin Islands worst off than some of the villages and countries in Africa?
There are so much persons right here in our country who are in need and get hands out and assistance from our Government and other entities such as Red Cross/Lions Club/and some of the churches.
Did anybody read that she is planning to do same in the community of East End? Does it matter when it is done? Some of us aint need nothing here. We have so much and when they call school drives and other free stuff. The very wealthy grab all for themselves and their children. By the time the ones who really need it come, everything finish.
There is only much you can do to help others. She is only one person. And she is doing this out of the goodness of her heart.
Pastor Lettsome, keep on doing the work of God to those less fortunate than us. I know God is pleased.
some of us in Tola are too blessed to realize it.
I don't know the woman in this article and I do not know anything about her, but I am making a general comment. What I know is, alot of people who visit our country from Caribbean, have a bigger motive, and many first try to connect with who they are advised are the best witch doctors in our communities, and then they try to balance their frequent visits by building schools and helping the so-call under privileged. Do not be fooled. I know of what I speak
This article relates to the good gesture Pastor Lettsome did in Ghana and persons responding saying take care of those at home first.
God's judgment will be upon the pastors who take advantage of the poor and needy. He resent that kind of act. But for those who leave and try and alleviate the hurt, hunger and pain in another country especially in the slums it is a blessing to some family even if it be a tin of sardines/tuna/peas or whatever, it will go a long way for some who really needs it.
I was held up by police two times and robbed by them.
I would NEVER go back there. Be safe.
I will say God bless you come from Ghana West Africa Akuse my people here is in need and we feed them Ghane food that come from here and she sent money no food from the west God is great I love all man kind good or bad we are family we are ONE.