A heartfelt farewell service was held on Sunday, August 24, 2025, at the Mamprobi Worship Centre in Accra to honour the outgoing National Coordinator of the Home and Urban Missions (HUM) of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Emmanuel Agyei Kwafo, and his wife, Mrs Agartha Kwafo, in recognition of their impactful ministry within the church.
Apostle Kwafo, the pioneering National Coordinator of HUM, has been transferred to serve as Area Head for the Ho Area, and will also be joining the Executive Council of the church.
Since his appointment as the first HUM Coordinator in 2019, Apostle Kwafo has played a pivotal role in establishing a ministry dedicated to reaching neglected and marginalised groups, including the Fulani, Chokosi, Kotokoli, and Chakali communities. Under his visionary leadership, HUM has experienced remarkable growth, initiating projects such as the Annual Fulani Convention, the School of Fulani Ministry, the PENT5000 Outreach, which has fed over 12,000 vulnerable children, and the establishment of hundreds of HUM assemblies and cells.
Known for his servant leadership, tireless work ethic, and fervent passion for soul-winning, Apostle Kwafo has inspired both ministers and congregants through his humility, dedication, and innovative strategies. His ministry ethos—that the gospel must reach all people, irrespective of their background—has led thousands to Christ and significantly shaped the spiritual landscape of the Church.
His wife, Mrs Agartha Kwafo, has been a spiritual pillar and ministry partner, known for her prophetic gifting, influential leadership among ministers’ wives, and her commitment to nurturing godly family values. Together, they have exemplified a balanced, prayerful Christian home, fostering unity and love within the church family.
The service featured a sermon by Apostle Daniel Sey, Area Head for Dansoman, who preached on the theme, “Knowing God’s Way Will Make You Successful,” based on Psalm 103:7. He emphasised the importance of seeking a deep, intimate understanding of God’s ways and presence, drawing parallels with Moses’ encounter with God in the wilderness, as the true path to success.
Apostle Sey indicated that enduring faith is not sustained by signs and wonders alone, but through continual alignment with God’s principles and presence.
Numerous heartfelt testimonies from ministers, ministry leaders, and Headquarters Management and Staff, celebrated the Kwafo family’s legacy of humility, integrity, and faithful service.
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