GPC COMMENDS APOSTLE WOOD

The President of the Ghana Pentecostal Council (GPC), Apostle John Adotey, has commended Apostle Ekow Badu Wood, outgoing General Secretary of the Council, for “his good works during his ten years as General Secretary.”

Expressing the sentiments in a fraternal message of the Council to the 17^th Extraordinary Council meetings of The Church of Pentecost in held April this year, and read on his behalf by Rt. Rev. S. N. Mensah, Executive Council member of the GPC, Apostle Adotey described Apostle Wood as an affable leader through whose efficient leadership the Council recorded massive progress.

He noted that the General Secretary’s enormous contributions to the enhancement of the Council’s objectives would be remembered for a very long time.

Adding that Apostle Wood “has indeed helped drive the Council forward and we will miss working with him dearly,” the GPC President expressed the Council’s gratitude to The Church of Pentecost for what he described as The Church’s “unparalleled financial commitment towards the progress of the Council.”

Apostle Wood’s tenure as General Secretary of the GPC ends in September this year after which he proceeds to Burkina Faso to assume responsibility as the National Head of The Church in that nation.

 A senior member of the GPC who pleaded anonymity, thanked God for new direction given the Council by its former President, Apostle Dr. M. K. Ntumy, who now Head The Church in Germany.

He also thanked the COP for its exceptional but regular financial contributions which, he noted, helped the Pentecostal body achieve many of its set goals under the former President’s tenure.

He prayed that the same Lord who led Apostle Dr. Ntumy would give his successor wisdom to move the Coul to higher grounds.

By Pastor Vincent Anane Denteh