Daniel Kenaston (birth year unknown–present). Born in the United States, Daniel Kenaston is a missionary and Bible teacher who has served among the Konkomba people in north-eastern Ghana since December 1999. Raised in a Christian family as the son of Denny Kenaston, a pastor at Charity Christian Fellowship in Pennsylvania, he embraced faith early and felt called to missions. With his wife, Christy, whom he married before moving to Ghana, he has focused on church planting, youth discipleship, and missionary training. They have four children—Abigail, Nathaniel, Anna, and Ruth—and lost a fifth, Serenity, in 2014 during a medical emergency in the U.S. Kenaston’s ministry includes preaching the Gospel in about 60 villages, establishing churches, and mentoring Konkomba leaders, while directing SENT 1 youth teams for missions exposure and SENT 2 programs for long-term missionary training in Tamale since 2009. His teachings, rooted in biblical fidelity and practical faith, are shared through Charity Christian Fellowship’s platforms, though he has authored no major books. Living between village and urban settings, the Kenastons homeschool their children, integrating them into mission life. He said, “The Gospel transforms lives when it’s lived out among the people.”