This program seeks to reach adults who missed the opportunity for a formal education during their childhood. The intent is to spread the truth of Scripture with love through a mother tongue literacy program which will positively impact Christian adults in churches and communities.

The goal is to make Scripture available and affordable to everyone, with the belief that literacy arouses hope in society and among individuals who strive for a better life.

The goal is to train 450 adults from four language groups (Gola, Mann, Dahn and Grebo) through this project. Students will also be encouraged to share Bible lessons with their families and contacts, to increase their interest in God’s word, which will in turn promote participation in Church activities.

The project will produce instructional materials, train facilitators, and recruit students. The goal is to have between 15-20 students per class and establish ten literacy classes each in five different locations within each of the four language communities. Students will be taught how to identify, pronounce, read, and write in their language. Students are given homework at the end of every week and instructors will administer regular testing to track individual progress. Classes will run three days a week for 2 hours daily.

The total number of people this project aims to impact is 1,350 over the years of the project.

Through this project, underprivileged Gola, Mann, Dan, and Grebo will have the opportunity to learn how to read and write in their local languages. With reading skills, they will be able to understand the Gospel as well as broader life circumstances. It will also increase their participation in church activities and help them grow in Christ. People who have been neglected by society because they are non-literate, will be able to see themselves as part of the national development process as they contribute to the social, political, religious, and economic development of their country.