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Grace's Surgery Date Has Been Confirmed
Dear Friends, Family, and Supporters,
We are grateful to share another important update regarding Grace's treatment journey.
By God's grace, all preparations have been moving forward, and we are pleased to announce that Grace's reconstructive jaw surgery has now been officially scheduled for July 6, 2026, at the West Africa Institute for Special Surgery in Ghana.
This is a significant milestone that we have been praying and working toward for a long time. What once seemed uncertain is now becoming a reality, and we are filled with hope as we approach this important date.
Over the coming weeks, Grace will undergo final evaluations and preparations to ensure she is ready for surgery. We remain confident in the medical team and thankful for the opportunity for her to receive the specialized care she needs.
We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who has stood with Grace throughout this journey. Your prayers, financial support, encouragement, and willingness to share her story have made a tremendous difference. We truly could not have reached this point without you.
As July 6 approaches, we humbly ask for your continued prayers. Please pray for Grace's strength and peace, for wisdom and skill for the surgical team, for a successful operation, and for a smooth and complete recovery.
We will continue to keep you updated and look forward to sharing more news as Grace moves closer to this life-changing procedure.
Thank you for your unwavering support and for being part of Grace's journey toward healing and a brighter future.
With gratitude,
Dr. Moses Fraser
Update on Grace's Journey
Dear friends, family, and supporters,
We would like to share an important update regarding Grace's treatment.
As many of you know, we had been working toward taking Grace to Kenya for her reconstructive jaw surgery. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances, we were unable to move forward with the treatment plan in Kenya.
While this was a disappointing setback, we are grateful to share some wonderful news.
After continued efforts to find the best possible care for Grace, we have been blessed with a new opportunity. We have secured a surgical team at the West Africa Institute for Special Surgery in Ghana, and Grace is now scheduled to undergo her surgery in July 2026.
This development means Grace can receive the specialized treatment she urgently needs much closer to home, surrounded by her support system and without the challenges associated with international travel.
We remain hopeful and encouraged as we move into this next chapter of Grace's journey. We are deeply thankful to everyone who has prayed, donated, shared her story, and offered words of encouragement. Your support has helped make this opportunity possible.
As we prepare for Grace's surgery and recovery, we ask for your continued prayers for a successful operation, a smooth recovery, and complete healing.
Because the treatment plan has changed, we will be updating our fundraising goals and anticipated expenses in the coming days.
Thank you for standing with Grace and helping bring hope to her future.
With gratitude,
Dr. Moses Fraser
Background
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My name is Dr. Moses Fraser, a medical doctor from Ghana, now living and practicing in the United States. During my recent trip to Ghana for my mother’s funeral, I met a woman whose story I couldn’t ignore — Grace, a 61-year-old woman living with a large recurrent Ameloblastoma, a rare, aggressive tumor of the jaw.
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Grace has endured four major surgeries in Ghanaian hospitals over the years, but the tumor keeps returning. The swelling has caused her great pain, difficulty eating, and emotional distress. Yet despite everything, she continues to face life with quiet strength and faith.
- When I met her, I felt deeply moved to help — even though I didn’t yet know how. After reaching out to organizations worldwide, I finally connected with Dr. Bryce Noblitt, a U.S.-based missionary ENT surgeon serving with KenyaHear at Kijabe Hospital, Kenya.
How to Help
GoFundMe:
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Donations support hospital stay, meals, travel, and recovery.
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Managed personally by Dr. Fraser with updates shared.
- Click here to donate
Every prayer, share, or dollar brings Grace closer to healing — to smiling, eating, and living without pain again. Thank you for helping us give Grace her life back.
Evangelism and Outreach
Locally we also share the love of God with the Community through our free Medical clinic , partnering with the local churches.
We also encourage one on one evangelism in the marketplace where by our lifestyle we can win people to the kingdom.
Using the Connect group, we invite friends first to our homes and as they get to know our fellowship, they are then invited to church.
Missions and Sending
Here at the Vancouver Voice of Hope Church, we partner with the Church of Truth locally for international mission work in Africa, South America , Muslim countries. A goal is to have people from all walks of life experience Heaven on earth.
Caring for the Poor in Africa
The ministry continues its commitment to caring for the poor and vulnerable across Africa, demonstrating Christ’s love through practical support and compassionate outreach. One of the individuals currently receiving assistance is a widow who is approximately 100 years old. Living with limited resources and without close family support, she relies heavily on the kindness of the church community.
Through regular financial help, provision of food, and emotional and spiritual encouragement, the church ensures that she is not forgotten in her old age. This support not only meets her basic needs but also restores dignity, comfort, and hope in the final years of her life. Her story represents the heart of the church’s mission—to stand alongside those in greatest need and to be a tangible expression of God’s care in their lives.