Organization Profile

This Grace of Giving is a 501c.3 nondenominational Christian organization providing spiritual and physical help to the people of Ghana since 2010. Beth is now a full-time missionary located in the Accra area of Ghana in order to work more effectively primarily in the ‘bush’ areas. God also put ‘cottage ministries’ in Beth’s heart which will equip pastors’ wives in villages to have a business which enables them:

to earn money to care for their family,

to hire others to impart job skills and

to share the Gospel to others in the village and fellowship.

Information about the Board Members and In-country members Chairperson Beth C. Wills, Board Member/Secretary Rev. E. de Graft Sampson, Board Member Mr. Christopher Afotey. This directorship is assisted by five other team members to run the day to day activities. One of these members are on the payroll all others are volunteers

Beth Wills

Beth Wills was born in New Jersey and moved when she was a child to Florida where she attended high school. She got a BA degree in Communications from Florida Atlantic University in 1977. She landed a job at Lockheed Aeronautical in 1980 where she met the love of her life. They spent much time together traveling and ministering to others on many mission trips.

In 2004, she attended Covenant Life Seminary where she got a Certification of Christian Ministry and became an ordained minister in 2014 by Abundant Life Church. One of her mission trips was to Ghana in Africa in 2010 where she saw a desperate need for God and fell in love with the people there. She ministered there for a couple of weeks and built a well for drinking water.

Back home a few years later, she answered the call of God and decided to move to Ghana to be a shining light of hope to the people there and to show them what the love of God can do.

For more than 10 years, Beth served as a counselor at Family Haven, a battered women’s shelter, and Whispering Hope, a crisis pregnancy center. She was also the soup kitchen coordinator at The Place, a facility helping residents with short-term emergency basic survival needs, in her hometown of Cumming in Forsyth County, Georgia.

For more than 10 years, Beth served as a counselor at Family Haven, a battered women’s shelter, and Whispering Hope, a crisis pregnancy center. She was also the soup kitchen coordinator at The Place, a facility helping residents with short-term emergency basic survival needs, in her hometown of Cumming in Forsyth County, Georgia.Beth has also worked as a treasurer at Abundant Life Church for more than 5 years and has served as a missionary in two other ministry missions: White Fields in Honduras in 2008 and Maranatha Ministries in Ghana in 2010. Amid all the turmoil in the region, Beth stands strong with the love, protection, and will of God that is with her every day.