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Located in Ghana, Africa.
About The Ministry
The Pearl House is a nonprofit ministry in Ghana, Africa, dedicated to providing hope, education, and spiritual foundation for young women rescued from extreme poverty. Serving as a refuge and home, the Pearl House offers unconditional love, Christian education, and life skills training to prepare these young women to become confident, contributing members of their communities.
Founded in 2013 by Courtney Garland, a close friend and college roommate of Sara Walker, the Pearl House began as an act of obedience to God’s calling. Over time, what started as a small step of faith grew into a permanent home for more than 50 young women who now have stability, education, and a future filled with hope.
How We Are Serving
The Sara Walker Foundation began supporting the Pearl House in 2015 after God opened the door for partnership. Through this support, the Foundation has helped provide essential furnishings and improvements to the home, including the Sara Walker Library, a dedicated space for reading, studying, and learning. The Foundation has also supported projects such as the Sara Walker Bridge, Courtyard, and Pavilion, creating safe and functional spaces for daily life and education.
Honoring Sara’s love for learning, the library equips these young women with the tools they need to grow academically and spiritually. As the Pearl House looks toward expanding into additional regions of Ghana, the Foundation remains committed to supporting its mission of restoring dignity, purpose, and opportunity for women seeking a new beginning.
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