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Grace’s Medical Appeal


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.
Treatment Opportunity
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Dr. Noblitt and his team have graciously offered to perform Grace’s complex jaw reconstruction surgery free of charge.
- However, we still need to cover the cost of her hospital stay, recovery, and travel from Ghana to Kenya.
Funding Needed – Total: $11,800 USD
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Hospital stay & post-op care (3 months): $7,000
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Flights (Grace & caregiver): $1,000
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Lodging & meals ($20/day × 90 days): $3,600
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CT scan: $150
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Pre-op labs: $50
How to Help
Option 1 – 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
Option 2 – Friends of Kijabe (U.S. Nonprofit):
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Website: friendsofkijabe.org/give/
Checks may also be mailed to: Friends of Kijabe P.O. Box 844528 Boston, MA 02284-4528
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
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.
