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Mission Together
Newsletter No 17
'Focus on Ghana'
a supplement |
Adinkra is one of the highly
valued hand-printed and
hand-embroidered cloths.
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GYE NYAME
(except for God)
This unique and beautiful
symbol is ubiquitous in
Ghana. It is by far the most
popular for use in
decoration, a reflection on
the deeply religious
character of the Ghanaian
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NYAME BIRIBI WO SORO
(God is in the heavens)
A reminder that God's
dwelling place is in the
heavens, where he can listen
to all prayers.
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NSOROMMA
(child of the heavens)
A reminder that God is the
father and watches over all
people.
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ODO NNYEW FIE KWAN
(love never loses its way
home)
Symbol of the power of love. |
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NYAME NNWU NA MAWU
(God never dies, therefore I
cannot die)
This signifies the
immortality of the human
soul, believed to be a part
of God. Because the soul
rests with God after death,
it cannot die.
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NKONSONKONSON (chain links)
A reminder to contribute to
the community, that in unity
lies strength. |
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Ghana
is bounded on the north by
Burkina Faso, on the east by
Togo, on the west by Cote
dıIvoire and on the south by
the Atlantic Ocean. |