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Apostle Nyamekye Urges Believers To Anchor Their Lives On God’s Word

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The Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has urged Christians to prioritise the study and application of the Word of God as the foundation for a fruitful and impactful life.

He made this call during a Sunday service on March 22, 2026, at the Dr. Thomas Wyatt Memorial Temple, where he spoke on the theme, “The Seed Is The Word.”

Apostle Nyamekye explained that the Church’s 2026 theme reflects its divine mandate to influence and transform society. He noted that the gospel, when empowered by the Holy Spirit, has the capacity to bring about meaningful change not only in individuals but also in societal systems.

Drawing from Luke 8:11, he described the “seed” as the Word of God—the only means through which believers can understand God’s mind. Referencing Mark 4:13–19, he cautioned against drifting from the Word, particularly in times of pressure, noting that neglect often leads to spiritual instability.

Quoting Deuteronomy 32:45–47, he stressed that the Word of God is life itself and warned that disregarding it can jeopardise one’s future. He further described the Word as God’s agent of sanctification and a “double-edged sword” effective for both offence and defence in spiritual warfare.

He observed that many believers live in fear and unproductivity due to their lack of commitment to Scripture, emphasising that the Word carries transformative power when internalised and spoken.

Citing John 8:31, he stated that true discipleship is rooted in abiding in Christ’s teachings, noting that the knowledge of the truth brings freedom.

Apostle Nyamekye encouraged believers to remain strong and courageous, assuring them that good success comes through obedience to the Word of God.

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New Dawhenya District Donates Educational Materials To Abbey D/A School

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The New Dawhenya District of The Church of Pentecost, led by Pastor Martin Baidoo, has donated educational materials and essential items to Abbey D/A Primary and Junior High School as part of its Vision 2026 agenda to promote quality education and transform lives through practical interventions.

The donation, made on March 18, 2026, forms part of the Church’s Vision 2026 agenda, aimed at transforming society through the gospel and practical interventions.

The initiative was inspired by an earlier visit by the church during the International Day of the Girl Child, where challenges affecting pupils and the school were identified. The need was subsequently presented to the District, leading to contributions from members to support the outreach.

Presenting the items on behalf of the Area Head, Apostle Isaac Kotei Djani, Pastor Martin Baidoo, together with the District Executive Committee and members, donated 70 school uniforms, 70 school bags, 95 New Testament Bibles, 114 mathematical sets, pairs of shoes, and assorted textbooks.

The items are expected to enhance teaching and learning, boost pupils’ confidence and ease the financial burden on parents.

Receiving the items, the Headteacher, Mr Enoch Teye, expressed appreciation to the Church for the timely intervention, noting that the support would positively impact both academic work and the well-being of the pupils.

The church delegation also fellowshiped with the school, offering encouragement to both staff and pupils.

The donation brought joy to the pupils and reinforced the Church’s commitment to holistic ministry through Vision 2026.

Report by District Media Team

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PIWC Ho Hosts Week-Long Livelihood Empowerment Programme

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The PIWC-Ho Assembly of The Church of Pentecost at Mawuli Estate in the Ho Area has organised a week-long livelihood empowerment programme to equip members and the public with practical skills and economic opportunities.

The programme ran from Tuesday, March 10 to Sunday, March 15, and focused on equipping participants with practical skills and economic opportunities.

Speaking at the event, the Resident Minister, Pastor Alex Nsiah, said the initiative was designed to provide basic skills, mentorship, networking opportunities and access to products to help improve livelihoods.

Evening sessions featured business-focused teaching delivered by a team of church leaders and members. Topics included building livelihoods from God-given gifts, starting with available resources, sustaining businesses and finances, and balancing faith with work.

On Saturday, participants received hands-on training in skills such as fast-food preparation, pastry making, production of powdered and liquid soap, cake soap, beading, and fascinator and hatinator creation.

During Sunday’s sermon, Elder Dr Makafui Nyamadi, Ho Area Deacon, encouraged participants to remain diligent. Quoting 2 Thessalonians 3:10, he stated that those unwilling to work should not expect to eat and urged individuals to add value to their skills to increase their earning potential.

An exhibition of goods and services formed part of the programme, featuring Christian literature, food items, clothing, accessories and household products. Representatives from banks and insurance companies were also present to offer financial services.

The programme attracted participation from beyond the church, with several community members benefiting from the training and services provided. Participants expressed satisfaction with the initiative and called for it to be organised regularly.

Report by Enyonam Adjorlolo Dormevenu, Ho.

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Cape Coast Workers’ Guild Engages Regional Education Directorate

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The Cape Coast Area Workers’ Guild of The Church of Pentecost has paid a courtesy visit to the Central Regional Education Directorate to strengthen collaboration and promote Christian values in the workplace.

The engagement formed part of the Guild’s efforts to connect with key Civil Service institutions within the Central Region and encourage value-based influence in public service.

Addressing the gathering, the Chairman of the Workers’ Guild stated that the Guild exists to empower members to be “the salt of the earth and the light of the world” in their workplaces, influencing lives positively and drawing people to Christ.

In her response, the Central Regional Director of Education, Dr Mrs Juliette Dufie Otami, commended the initiative, noting that such engagements could help promote discipline and curb moral decline within the education sector. She expressed her readiness to collaborate with the Guild.

Also present at the meeting were senior officials of the Directorate, including the Deputy Director of Education, Mrs Harriet O. Idun Sagoe; the Head of Human Resource, Mrs Rebecca Quainoo; and Mr Benjamin Asare, among others.

The delegation was led by the Area Coordinator, Elder Dr Kofi Acheaw Owusu, with the Cape Coast Area Secretary, Pastor Patrick Ayetey, and members of the Workers’ Guild Committee in attendance.

Dr Otami reiterated her appreciation for the visit and reaffirmed her commitment to partnering with The Church of Pentecost.

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The Holy Spirit’s Power Brings Transformation — General Secretary Declares

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The General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobia, has called on believers to yield to the Holy Spirit to experience a total transformation in their lives.

He made this call when he, together with his wife, Mrs. Juliana Korkor Obuobia, joined the Michelle Camp District for the climax of its District Week celebration, dubbed Transformation Conference 2026, held at the Michelle Camp Central Assembly.

Preaching on the theme, “The Transformative Power of the Holy Spirit,” Apostle Obuobia explained that the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of power who brings profound change in the life of every believer. Quoting Acts 1:8, he noted that the Holy Spirit empowers Christians with divine ability, efficiency, and might to become effective witnesses of Christ.

Drawing lessons from the life of King Saul, he emphasised that a genuine encounter with the Holy Spirit begins with a transformation of the heart, which ultimately leads to a complete change in a person’s life. According to him, “when the Spirit of God comes upon a person, He gives him another heart and turns him into another man.”

Apostle Obuobia further stated that the transformative power of the Holy Spirit enables believers to operate in the supernatural, citing the experiences of the apostles who performed extraordinary miracles through the power of the Spirit.

He added that beyond transformation, the Holy Spirit also leads individuals into their God-ordained destiny, irrespective of their background or limitations.

He urged believers to develop a deep hunger and thirst for God and continually yield to the Holy Spirit in order to live transformed and purposeful lives.

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TOSM in Abeka Area Shares Love With Muslim Leaders

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The Other Sheep Ministry (TOSM) of The Church of Pentecost, in collaboration with the Abeka Area, has paid a courtesy visit to Muslim leaders in Fadama to promote peace and interfaith harmony as Ramadan draws to a close.

The delegation, led by the TOSM Coordinator, Evangelist Abraham Addae Agyemang, together with the Abeka Area Head, Apostle Anthony Mensah, pastors and their wives, visited the Fadama Muslim Chief, Sheikh Abass, and the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Dr Usman Nuhu Sharubutu, on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

The visit was to convey goodwill, offer prayers and express appreciation to God for sustaining them through the period of fasting, while also acknowledging the peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims in Ghana.

The delegation prayed for God’s guidance and continued revelation for the Muslim leaders and their families. They also donated food items and cash to support them as they prepared to end the Ramadan fast.

In response, Sheikh Abass and Sheikh Dr Usman Nuhu Sharubutu expressed gratitude for the visit and emphasised the importance of unity and peaceful coexistence among people of different faiths.

Also present was Sheikh Aremeyaw Anas, who commended the initiative and noted that Ghana’s model of religious tolerance and harmony should serve as an example to the world. The visit forms part of TOSM’s ongoing commitment to interfaith engagement, peacebuilding and the promotion of societal transformation in line with the vision of The Church of Pentecost.

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MPWDS Northern Sector Holds Three Conventions In The Atebubu Area

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The Northern Sector Coordinator of The Church of Pentecost, Pastor Joshua Korku Semador, has led a team to the Atebubu Area for a five-day training and evangelism exercise aimed at strengthening ministry work.

The meeting which begun on Tuesday, 10th March, 2026 with a special training for the Pastorate on the new Ministry modalities in the MPWDs also saw the Northern Sector Coordinator moving into the zones to replicate such training. The zones visited where the Amantin Zone, Atebubu Zone, Kwame Danso Zone, kajaji Zone, Yeji Zone and the Prang Zone.

As part of the visit, special conventions were also held at Kwame Danso, Kajaji and Prang for PWDs. The Area Head, Pastor Richard Nyameke speaking at the Kajaji special MPWDs Convention admonished the participants to accept God’s perfect gift to them. Referencing John 3:16, the Area Head indicated that “Anyone who receives Jesus has eternal life”.

In Parambo District, the Northern Sector Coordinator Pastor Joshua Korku Semador admonished the participants to pursue peace, be mindful of their health and aim at building a strong fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ. 

In all, the special conventions and outreaches yielded 14 souls to the glory of God.                                       Also in attendance were Pastor Peter Ruben Awuni the National Coordinator for the Ministry to the Deaf, Overseer Augustine Gyabaah the Area Coordinator, Pastor Daniel Okyei Boakye the Area Secretary, Pastor Emmanuel Antarakpewn, Yejikrom District Minister and a cross section of the Pastorate.

Report by MPWDs Northern Sector Media Team

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Mankessim For Christ Crusade Transforms Lives, Strengthens Community Faith

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The Mankessim Area of The Church of Pentecost hosted a four-day crusade at Edumadze School Park from February 17–21, 2026, bringing worshippers together for powerful preaching, heartfelt prayer, and life-changing encounters with Jesus Christ.

Organised by a dedicated planning committee, the crusade aimed to proclaim the Gospel of Salvation and demonstrate that Jesus Christ alone sets captives free, restores hope, and brings lasting joy. The programme attracted worshippers from Mankessim and neighbouring communities, creating an atmosphere charged with anticipation, spiritual hunger, and fervent praise. Many attendees responded to altar calls, marking the beginning of renewed spiritual journeys.

The theme, “Jesus Christ — He Sets the Captive Free,” inspired all sessions, while Apostle Isaac Kofi Annan, Area Head of Mankessim, chaired the crusade with full support from Area ministers. Guest speakers included Apostle Dr. Amos Jimmy Markin (Cape Coast Area Head), Pastor Adjei-Nimako Darkwa (Agona Swedru Area Head), Pastor Eric Asare (Assin Foso Area Head), Elder Edward Essuman (Takoradi), and Elder Stephen Awuah Kese (Tarkwa Prayer Camp Leader).

Evening sessions transformed the school park into a sanctuary of worship and life-changing preaching. Morning revival sessions at the Estate District Central Assembly provided teaching, intercession, healings, deliverance, and personal ministry. Anointed gospel ministers, including Deaconesses Joyce Effah Kaakyire and Miriam Ampadu, Elder Thompson Baidoo, and Deacon Emmanuel Gyamfi, led worship with the Mankessim Area Mass Choir, engaging congregants in deep spiritual encounters.

Evangelistic teams, including the Gospel Heralds, took the message to homes, markets, streets, and ghettos, ensuring the Gospel reached every corner of the community. The crusade climaxed with a free medical screening exercise sponsored by Tobinco Pharmaceuticals, reflecting the church’s commitment to holistic ministry.

The crusade recorded 199 souls won for Christ, 84 baptised in water, 21 receiving Holy Spirit baptism, and 20 rededicating their lives. Testimonies of healing, restoration, and renewed relationships poured in, highlighting the profound spiritual impact of the event.

The Mankessim for Christ Crusade has laid a strong spiritual foundation for continued transformation in the municipality as the church advances its mission of possessing the nations through the Gospel.

Report by Pastor Joel Beddim, Area Media & Publicity Chairman

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HUM Leads Massive Drug Abuse Awareness Drive Among PENSEC Students

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The Koforidua Sector of Home and Urban Missions, a ministry of The Church of Pentecost, has intensified its commitment to youth empowerment by organising a drug addiction awareness campaign at Pentecost Senior High School in Koforidua.

The programme, held on March 22, 2026, drew over 2,000 students who were educated on the realities of substance abuse and its growing threat to young people. Facilitators guided the students through discussions on the meaning of addiction, commonly abused substances, and the social, academic, and spiritual consequences of drug misuse. Particular emphasis was placed on how substance abuse undermines discipline, academic excellence, and future aspirations.

Key speakers included Overseer James Amoa-Mensah, HUM Pastor for the Koforidua Sector, and Dr Mrs Grace Owusu Aboagye, a consultant pharmacist and psychiatrist, who provided professional insights into the medical and psychological dimensions of addiction. Overseer Richard Da-Rocha, Chaplain of PENSEC, also participated in the event, reinforcing the school’s commitment to moral and spiritual formation.

The campaign also featured counselling sessions facilitated by a team of professionals and HUM workers. Many students responded positively, with more than 100 learners receiving personal counselling support during the exercise. In a remarkable spiritual outcome, about 120 students made decisions to accept Christ, reflecting the programme’s gospel-centred approach.

The initiative was supported by Cowbell Twisco, which provided refreshments for participants and rewarded students who performed well in the interactive quiz segment.

The campaign forms part of a broader strategy by HUM to partner with senior high schools within the sector to combat drug abuse, promote responsible behaviour, and encourage students to remain focused on their academic and spiritual development. The ministry continues to target vulnerable and unreached groups as part of its evangelistic and social outreach mandate.

Report by HUM Media Department

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Elder Dr Ofosu Ampofo Donates Musical Equipment To Akyem Adukrom Assembly

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Policy Adviser for Political Affairs at the Office of the Vice President and Elder of the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC)–Sakumono, Elder Dr Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, has donated musical instruments and sound equipment to the Akyem Adukrom Assembly of the Kibi District in the Suhum Area of The Church of Pentecost.

The generous donation, presented on Sunday, March 15, 2026, served as a heartfelt gesture of gratitude from the former National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Elder Dr. Ofosu Ampofo, who began his Christian journey at this very assembly years ago, was joined by Eastern Regional Minister Hon. Rita Akosua Adjei Awatey, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs), state officials, family, and friends.

The items presented included five pieces of drum set, a 4-in-1 coiled cable, a pair of mid loudspeakers, a pair of bass loudspeakers, a Yamaha keyboard with stand, a console, two guitars, a two-channel Shure microphone, a guitar amplifier, a keyboard amplifier, a bass guitar amplifier, a rack, two EV Power Amplifiers (8300), a Deton enhancer, a Deton crossover, a power sequence unit, a controller, and a double equalizer.

Born in Kyebi, Elder Dr Ofosu Ampofo noted that the Adukrom Assembly holds a special place in his life, as it was there that he began his spiritual journey in the church. According to him, the donation was his way of expressing appreciation to God and supporting the growth of the assembly that played a foundational role in his faith.

He also used the occasion to appreciate God for His faithfulness in his life, particularly for his political journey and successes over the years, as well as for the blessing of another year added to his life.

The Suhum Area Head, Apostle Patrick Asiyaro, preached from Psalms 34, emphasizing thanksgiving as a vital practice for believers—both personal and communal. He urged the church to continually recognize God’s goodness in transforming lives and contributing to national development.

He further noted that the church must continually thank God for its role in the transformation of lives and its contribution to national development and nation-building.

Leaders and members of the Akyem Adukrom Assembly expressed their profound appreciation to Elder Dr Ofosu Ampofo for the gesture, describing the donation as timely and a significant boost to the church’s music and sound ministry. They noted that the equipment would greatly enhance worship and musical ministration in the assembly.

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