Pastor Solomon Odame Takes Final Bow After Three Decades Of Meritorious Service
After three decades of estimable service to God and humanity, Pastor Solomon Abunyan and Mrs Mercy Odame, the Tarkwa District Minister in the Suame Area of The Church of Pentecost, have retired from active ministry.
A very colourful and well-attended retirement service was held in honour of the indefatigable servant and his wife on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at the Mercy Temple, the Tarkwa Central Assembly church auditorium, in Kumasi.
The service, which was officiated by Apostle John Obeng Kesse, the Suame Area Head, drew people from almost all the districts Pastor Odame has pastored, as well as ministers of the church and their wives, family, and beneficiaries of his enviable service, among other loved ones.
Having gladly responded to the call to service in the full-time ministry of The Church of Pentecost in 1995, Pastor Solomon Odame and his wife, Mrs Mercy Odame were first posted to Banso District, Konongo Area of the Ashanti Region, where they served for six years, between 1995 and 2001. They then proceeded to Manso Atwere District under Obuasi Area, from 2001 to 2007. Transfer then took them to Ejisu Newtown District in 2007 as their third station.
After a successful six years of service at Ejisu, Pastor Odame was posted to Chapel Square District in the Agona Swedru Area from 2013 to 2018, before being brought back to Obuasi Area, this time as District Minister for Estate District, from 2018 to 2022. He was then transferred to Tarkwa District in the Suame Area in 2022, which happened to be his sixth and final station, completing three decades of glorious service to God and humanity.
In a heartfelt tribute eulogising his character and legacy as a minister of God, the Tarkwa District Presbytery described Pastor Odame as a minister with ‘a very calm and composed posture,’ who was ‘never in haste to act or react to any issue, respected both the old and young, loved everyone, and maintained cordial relations with all his officers and members.’
Reflecting on his distinctive leadership style, the Presbytery further described him as ‘a teacher of the Word and an ardent exegete of the Scriptures.’
The General Council admitted that Pastor Odame’s 30-year ministry has been a beacon of hope, comfort, and guidance to all who have been blessed to know him.
Delivering the sermon at the retirement service, under the theme, ‘Unleashed to Finish Well for Greater Reward,’ Pastor Justice Appiah Afful, the District Minister for Bremang, encouraged all believers and attendees to seek God in every aspect of their lives, during challenging moments in their Christian journey, assuring them that they would find peace in Him.
Drawing from the Scriptures in 2 Chronicles 15:1–7 (with emphasis on verse 7), 2 Chronicles 8:10–11, 2 Chronicles 14:11–12 and verse 6, as well as Colossians 4:17, he urged believers to emulate the example of King Asa, who, in the difficult times of his reign, sought the Lord, cried out to Him, and commanded the people of Judah to do likewise, an act that brought divine intervention and peace. Just as King Asa did what was right in the sight of God, Pastor Afful further exhorted believers to shun ungodly lifestyles in their marriages, ministries, and other areas of life, and to establish an unbreakable covenant with God for holistic peace.
The soon-to-be Offinso Area Head emphasised that unwavering dependence on God enables believers to perfectly fulfil their divine assignments both in the Lord and on earth, guiding them through even the most impenetrable paths in life’s journey.
He concluded his sermon with an affectionate plea to Pastor Solomon Abunyan Odame and his wife, Mrs Mercy Odame, urging them not to waver in their total reliance on the Lord, as that remains the only way to finish the journey completely and faithfully.
Report by Stephen Tetteh, Pent Radio Kumasi
Kpone District Bids Farewell To Pastor Ofori-Agyemang
On Sunday, July 27, 2025, the Kpone District, in collaboration with the Tema Area of The Church of Pentecost, held a glorious retirement service in honour of Pastor Robert Ofori-Agyemang and Mrs Dorcas Ewuraba Ofori-Agyemang, marking the end of 32 remarkable years of full-time ministry in the church.
The event was officiated by Apostle Isaac Nii Kotei Djani, the Tema Area Head and Executive Council Member, ably assisted by Pastor Dr Suleman De-Graft Issaka, the Tema Area Secretary and the entire pastorate of Tema Area.
Present at the service were distinguished personalities and leaders of the church, including Apostle Dr Edward Koranteng and Mama Freda Koranteng, Medical Director of Pentecost Hospital, Madina; Apostle Emmanuel Appiah and his wife, Evangelism Director of The Church of Pentecost; Apostle Ekow Badu-Wood (retd), among others.
Also present were traditional leaders from the Kpone township and surrounding communities.
Delivering a spirit-filled sermon, Apostle Isaac Nii Kotei Djani expounded on the theme, ‘And God Was With Him,’ drawing from Acts 10:37–38. He explained that God’s presence is the ultimate determinant of a successful life and ministry. From the lives of Jesus, Joseph, and others, five key merits were shared: divine favour, supernatural protection, acceptance before God, prosperity in adversity, and divine backing for ministry.
He challenged the church to prioritise acceptance by God over mere spiritual gifts, saying, ‘It is not enough to operate in the gifts of the Holy Spirit. To me, the most important thing is to be accepted by God.’
The gathering was a grand blend of honour, gratitude, and spiritual celebration. There was an overwhelming outpouring of love, testimonies, and joyful music as Pastor Robert Ofori-Agyemang and his wife were celebrated for their dedication, humility, and kingdom impact.
Born on August 16, 1960, Pastor Robert encountered Christ and was baptised in 1980. He was called to full-time ministry in 1993, and for the past 32 years, he has served faithfully in multiple districts, namely Gomoa Afransie – Agona Swedru Area, Aworowa – Techiman Area, Akuase – Nkawkaw Area, Wassa Simpa – Tarkwa Area, Manso Datano – Asante Bekwai Area, Akuajoo – Nkawkaw Area, and Kpone – Tema Area
As he and his dear wife retire from active ministry, their legacy echoes loudly in the lives they have touched, the churches they have nurtured, and the communities they have transformed.
The retirement service was not just a farewell; it was a celebration of a life poured out for the Gospel.
The glory of God was tangibly present throughout the service, affirming His delight in the faithful work of His servants.
Report by Tema Area Media Team
Pastor Godfred Okwan Celebrated For 35-Year Fruitful Ministry
The retirement service for Pastor Godfred Kwadzo and Mrs Esther Okwan was a poignant celebration of a life dedicated to serving the Lord and the community.
Held on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at Ngleshie-Amanfro Central church in the Downtown-Ofaakor Area of The Church of Pentecost, the service brought together church members, community leaders, and friends to honour 35 years of dedicated ministry of the couple.
Pastor Godfred Okwan was called to the full-time ministry of The Church of Pentecost in 1990 and served in Akatsi District, Dzodze District, Konongo District, Dormaa Ahenbrono District, Suhum Newtown District, Assin Akropong District, and finally Ngleshie-Amanfro District.
Apostle William Kojo Edzorhoho, Area Head for Downtown-Ofaakor, delivered a sermon on the topic, ‘Fulfil Your Ministry,’ highlighting the need for believers to execute their assigned duties with the end in mind. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4:1-8 and John 15:16, he encouraged believers to put into effect exactly what is required of them to the fullest and to finish their mandate like Jesus did.
The service was filled with joy and gratitude as the congregation celebrated Pastor Okwan’s ministry. Key moments, achievements, and impacts on both the church and the wider community were highlighted through various testimonials and presentations.
The Ngleshie-Amanfro Women’s Ministry eulogised Mrs Esther Okwan for her steadfast dedication to the ministry and her absolute support to her family and her husband’s call.
The District Presbytery also gave their commendation of Pastor Okwan for his meritorious work done in the district, then the Downtown-Ofaakor Area Pastorate also added their voice to the yeoman’s job Pastor Okwan and his wife have done in propagating the Gospel and the agenda of the church of God.
The General Council of The Church of Pentecost shared heartfelt reflections, acknowledging Pastor Godfred and Mrs Esther Okwan’s commitment, leadership, and the lasting legacy they leave behind.
In a touching address, Pastor Godfred Kwadzo Okwan shared insights into their journey, expressing profound thanks for the support received over the years. They also looked forward to the next chapter in their life, inspiring hope and anticipation among the attendees.
The service was marked by a strong turnout from church members, community leaders, and friends. The atmosphere was both reflective and celebratory, perfectly capturing the essence of honouring a dedicated servant of God.
The retirement service for Pastor Godfred and Mrs Esther Okwan was a fitting tribute to a life of ministry and service. It not only celebrated the past but also looked forward to the future, with hope and anticipation for what God has in store.
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Faithfulness, Not Titles Or Positions, Is Basis For Divine Rewards – Apostle Samuel Obuobi
The General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, has stressed that faithfulness—not titles, positions, or accomplishments—is the true basis for divine reward in God’s Kingdom.
He made this statement during a sermon titled “The Faithful Servant and His Reward”, delivered at the retirement service of Pastor Stephen Ayerakwa Gyan and his wife, Mrs. Gladys Ayerakwa Gyan, held on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at the Mamponteng Central Assembly auditorium in Kumasi.
Quoting from Matthew 25:21 and 1 Corinthians 4:2, Apostle Obuobi noted that just as God is faithful, He expects His children—especially those in leadership—to reflect the same trait. “God does not reward titles; He rewards faithfulness,” he stated.
He explained that faithfulness must be viewed from three distinct yet connected perspectives: faithfulness to God, faithfulness to the holy calling, and faithfulness to the institution that offers a platform to serve.
On faithfulness to God, Apostle Obuobi said believers must prioritise their relationship with God in every area of their lives, including how they relate to others. “God must remain our first love and ultimate priority,” he emphasised.
He also described the Christian calling as a holy calling that must not be defiled. “We have been called first into the Kingdom, and then to serve. God expects us to be faithful to this calling and not bring it into disrepute,” he added.
Touching on faithfulness to the Church, the General Secretary urged ministers and church workers to remain loyal to the institutions that have given them the opportunity to serve. “While the calling is from God, it is through the Church that we are given platforms. Therefore, we must not neglect our responsibility to the Church,” he said.
Apostle Obuobi highlighted Daniel 6:4 as an example of unwavering loyalty, referencing the prophet Daniel, whose peers and even the scriptures testified to his faithfulness in service. “A faithful person is dependable, trustworthy, and loyal—they can be counted on in all relationships,” he noted.
Underscoring the characteristics of a faithful servant, he outlined four key traits: obedience, humility, diligence, and commitment. “A faithful servant obeys God and leadership, acknowledges that every opportunity is a gift from God, works diligently with excellence, and remains committed even in adversity,” he explained.
He encouraged believers not to despise small responsibilities, as faithfulness in little things is a strong indicator of trustworthiness in greater ones.
Apostle Obuobi further stated that God’s ultimate reward is tied to one’s faithfulness. Quoting Revelation 2:10, he said, “Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life.” He explained that the parable of the talents in Matthew 25 illustrates that God rewards not the quantity of results, but the quality of faithfulness.
“As for the calling and title, God decides; but the outcome and faithfulness depend on us,” he concluded.
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Pastor Okaija Sackey Retires After 26 Years Of Dedicated Service
The South Suntreso District of the Bompata Area of The Church of Pentecost, in a spirit-filled and colourful service, officially retired Pastor Daniel Nii Okaija Sackey after 26 years of dedicated and impactful ministry.
The retirement ceremony took place at the Shalom auditorium, on Sunday, July 27, 2025. The well-attended service drew a host of dignitaries, including ministers and members of the church from various areas and districts, reflecting the selfless service of Pastor Sackey.
Notable among the attendees were two incoming Executive Council members, Apostles Peter Kofi Dzemekey and Dr Philip Osei-Korsah, who graced the occasion with their presence and support.
The sermon was delivered by the Bompata Area Head, Apostle Victor Kwasi Asamoah, who spoke under the theme, ‘Finish the Work God Has Assigned to You for Eternal Reward.’
Citing his main scripture references from Ecclesiastes 7:8, Galatians 3:3, 2 Timothy 4:7, and 1 Corinthians 15:58, Apostle Asamoah charged believers, especially church leaders, not to lose steam in the middle of their Christian journey.
‘It is not how you start but how you finish that matters,” he stressed, while encouraging all Christians to remain steadfast, faithful, and diligent in the various roles and responsibilities assigned to them within the church, knowing that God rewards endurance and faithfulness.
Highlighting the importance of honouring retired ministers, Apostle Asamoah urged the church to show continued love and appreciation to pastors who have completed their active service, saying, ‘Retirement in ministry is not an end, but rather a release from active duties; pastors remain pastors until their final breath.’
In an exclusive interview, Pastor Daniel Nii Okaija Sackey expressed deep gratitude to God and the South Suntreso District for the love, support, and cooperation shown to him throughout his four years as their district minister. He described his 26-year journey as one filled with excitement and divine fulfillment.
He humbly called on the members to extend the same love and loyalty to his successor, trusting that the work of God will continue to flourish under any minister who succeeds him.
The event was characterised by heartfelt tributes, presentation of gifts, and a general atmosphere of joy and thanksgiving as the church celebrated a servant of God who has faithfully run his race and finished well.
In 1999, Pastor Sackey and his beloved wife, Mrs Mary Sackey, made a life-changing decision by responding to the call to enter the full-time ministry with The Church of Pentecost. The faithfully served in various capacities and stations, including Wassa Atobiase District (1999-2004), Mankessim South District (2004-2006), Ketan Assembly (2006-2008), while serving as the PENSA Travelling Secretary for Western Region; PIWC Takoradi (2008-2011), PIWC Accra, Kokomlemle (2011-2016), Ashaiman Bethlehem District (2016-2021), and finally, South Suntreso District (2021-2025).
Pastor Sackey’s versatility and dedication also earned him a place on the Youth Ministry National Executive Committee (NEC), where he served two terms: first from 1996 to 1999, and later from 2012 to 2020. His long-standing service makes him one of the ministry’s longest-serving NEC members. He is, especially, recognised for his significant contributions to the reforms that transformed the Youth Ministry.
Report by Oheneba Nyarko, Pent Radio Kumasi
Pastor Kissi Agyekum Concludes 28-Year Ministerial Journey
The Bokro District in the Atonsu Area of The Church of Pentecost has held a grand retirement service in honour of Pastor Samuel Kissi Agyekum and his wife, Mrs Eunice Kissi Agyekum, marking the end of 28 years of dedicated ministry.
The ceremony, which took place at the Bokro Central Assembly on Sunday, July 27, 2025, was officiated by Apostle Yaw Adjei-Kwarteng, Coordinator of the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Committee of the church. He was ably supported by Apostle Gideon Obeng Darko Debrah, Area Head of Atonsu. The event drew a large gathering of clergy, church officers, family members, friends, and well-wishers.
Delivering a sermon titled ‘The Prayer Reflections: Conclusions of King David,’ Apostle Adjei-Kwarteng drew from Psalm 71:9 and Psalm 37:25 to reflect on the uncertainties of old age and the introspections that accompany it. Using King David as a case study, he highlighted God’s providence and protection throughout David’s life, referencing Psalm 22:9 to illustrate how divine favour was present even before David was aware of it.
He recounted David’s journey from his rejection and solitude as a shepherd boy, through his anointing by Prophet Samuel, his triumph over Goliath, and his eventual rise to kingship, revealing that God’s hand was evident throughout.
Apostle Adjei-Kwarteng noted that as David aged and grew physically weaker, he was compelled to withdraw from military service, symbolising the onset of retirement, a reality that ministers of God also face, often questioning whether God remains with them.
He encouraged ministers to gracefully step down from active service when strength wanes, acknowledging the challenges that come with ministry, including health, social, and psychological trials. Yet, he reassured that God remains faithful and will never forsake His servants.
To Pastor Kissi Agyekum, he offered words of inspiration, urging him to continue trusting in the Lord in his later years, affirming that God will not abandon him, even when his strength fails.
Testimonies were read by the District Women’s Ministry, the District Presbytery, Atonsu Area Ministers and the General Council of The Church of Pentecost. These were followed by the presentation of citations in recognition of the couple’s service.
Pastor Samuel and Mrs Eunice Kissi Agyekum, who served in six stations, namely Sefwi Juaboso, Akim Asuom, Tanokrom, Labone, New Achimota, and Atonsu Bokro, took to the platform with their family and loved ones to express gratitude to God for sustaining them through 28 years of ministry.
He also extended heartfelt thanks to his family, church leadership, and the wider Christian community for their support throughout his ministerial journey.
Prayers were offered for the couple, after which the officiating minister formally declared Pastor Kissi Agyekum retired.
Among the dignitaries present were Nana Yaw Agyabeng, Adagya Banmuhene; Nana Adoma III, Bekwai Pepedan Kontihemaa; Nana Okyere Antwi Boasiako II, Asuoho Amakomhene; and Inspector Mavis Boateng, representing the Asokwa Police Commander.
Report by Dennis Owusu, Pent Radio Kumasi
Pastor Otchere Darko Retires From Active Ministry After 30 Years Of Service
The Sahara Central Assembly of The Church of Pentecost was filled with gratitude and celebration as Pastor Dickson Otchere Darko officially bowed out of active ministry after three decades of dedicated service.
The retirement service, held on Sunday, July 27, 2025, honoured their stanch commitment to God’s work and their profound impact on congregations across six duty stations.
Pastor Dickson, who began his ministerial journey in 1995, served with distinction in districts including Antoakrom, Odoben, Drobo Krupiase, Brekumanso, Mankessim Anaafo, and Sahara-Dansoman. Known for his dynamic preaching, administrative excellence, and prophetic gifts, he was described as a ‘true man of God’ who upheld integrity and spiritual discipline.
Under his leadership, the Sahara District saw significant growth, including a 32.85% increase in tithes and a 54.47% rise in missions offerings.
His wife, Mrs Beatrice Agnes Otchere Darko, a pillar of strength and a devoted Children’s Ministry worker, was celebrated for her humility, prayerful support, and mentorship. Testimony from the Women’s Ministry highlighted her ability to inspire and nurture both young and old, leaving an indelible mark on the church.
The Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, who officiated the retirement service, delivered an inspiring message titled, ‘The True Value of Our Service to Humanity,’ drawing from the parable of the talents (Matthew 25:14–30).
He explained that God rewards faithfulness, not just outcomes, noting, ‘Whether entrusted with five talents or two, what matters is that we give our all.’
The Sahara District Presbytery, Dansoman Area Pastorate, and the General Council poured out praises on the couple for their humility, teamwork, and transformative leadership.
Apostle Daniel Kodjoe Sey, Dansoman Area Head, presented a retirement certificate, symbolising the church’s gratitude to couple.
In his farewell remarks, Pastor Dickson Otchere Darko thanked God and the church for the privilege to serve, while his wife expressed joy for the journey.
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Pastor & Mrs. Ayerakwa Gyan Honoured For 26 Years Of Dedicated Service
A celebratory retirement service was held on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at the Mamponteng Central Assembly auditorium in Kumasi in honour of Pastor Stephen Ayerakwa Gyan and his wife, Mrs. Gladys Gyan, who have faithfully served in the full-time ministry of The Church of Pentecost for 26 years.
The well-attended event was characterised by joy, gratitude and warm tributes from the Church and community. The General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, chaired the service, assisted by the Old Tafo Area Head, Apostle Daniel Yeboah Nsaful, and other Area Heads from the Ashanti Region.
Several relatives of the retiring couple, traditional leaders, ministers and ministers’ wives from across the country, officers, as well as members from the Mamponteng District and past duty stations also graced the momentous occasion.
In a touching sermon titled “The Faithful Servant and His Reward,” Apostle Obuobi asserted that faithfulness is the very nature of God hence it is expected that the same trait be seen in His children (Christians).
Quoting Matthew 25:21 and 1 Corinthians 4:2, he highlighted three key areas of faithfulness—faithfulness to God, to the holy calling, and to the Church as the institution that provides a platform for ministry. “God does not reward titles; He rewards faithfulness,” he stressed.
He described a faithful servant as one who is obedient, humble, diligent, and committed, adding that even small acts of faithfulness attract divine reward.
“We need a generation of faithful Christians,” he charged, stressing the values of obedience, humility, diligence, and commitment.
Pastor Stephen Ayerakwa Gyan, affectionately called “Cardinal” by his colleagues, began ministry in 1999 after a career that included roles as a sales personnel, factory apprentice, entrepreneur, and pharmacy cashier. He was called into the full-time ministry from Takoradi and served in Oppong Valley, Worawora, Japekrom, Agbogba, and finally, Mamponteng District.
Throughout his ministry, he distinguished himself as a principled, prayerful, and Spirit-filled leader. Under his leadership, the Mamponteng District saw significant growth in membership, evangelism initiatives like “I Know My Sheep”, infrastructural development, and strong pastoral care. His ministry has been marked by a strong emphasis on prayer, sound teaching, church growth, pastoral care, and leadership. His sermons, marked by depth, clarity, and practical illustrations, left lasting impact.
Mrs. Gladys Ayerakwa Gyan, a loving and prayerful support to her husband, was also praised for her humility, wisdom, and nurturing spirit. Known for her hospitality and vibrant role in the Women’s Ministry, she helped strengthen prayer groups and mentored many officers’ wives.
Elder Charles Ayerakwa Gyan, one of the four children of the retiring couple, was also specially acknowledged during the service for his exceptional commitment to the work of the Church. Apostle Daniel Yeboah Nsaful praised his active involvement in all ministries of the Church within the Mamponteng District and the Old Tafo Area at large.
“Charles has contributed significantly to his father’s ministry, particularly during their time here at Mamponteng. He will be dearly missed,” Apostle Nsaful remarked.
In glowing testimonies, the General Council, the Old Tafo Area Pastorate, the Mamponteng District Presbytery, and the Women’s Ministry all hailed the couple’s unwavering dedication, leadership, and Christ-like lifestyle. They were presented citations and a plaque of service as physical testimonials of the great service to God and humanity.
The General Secretary commended Pastor and Mrs. Ayerakwa Gyan for serving as true examples of faithfulness, and then led the ministers and congregants present to pray for a restful, fruitful and refreshing retirement for the couple.
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Pastor Agoba Bows Out After 35 Years Of Service
Members of The Church of Pentecost in Ashaiman and its environs and loved ones from across the nation and beyond converged at the Ashaiman Bethlehem Central assembly auditorium of the church to bid farewell to Pastor Johanes Koku Agoba and his wife, Mrs Grace Evelyn Agoba, who have meritoriously served in the full-time pastoral ministry for 35 years.
The retirement service, held on Sunday, July 27, 2025, was officiated by the immediate past General Secretary of the church, Apostle Alexander Nana Yaw Kumi-Larbi, who also serves as the Ashaiman Area Head and Chairman of the Prisons Council of the Republic of Ghana.
Supporting him were Apostle Dr Christian Tsekpoe (Head of Ministerial Formation, Pentecost School of Theology and Missions – PSTML), and Apostle Professor Agyapong Kodua (Vice-Chancellor, Pentecost University), among others.
Also present were the Ashaiman Area Pastorate, retired ministers of the church, and many others who had been blessed by Pastor Agoba’s ministry.
Sermon
Delivering a stirring sermon titled, ‘Crossing the Finishing Line,’ Apostle Kumi-Larbi admonished believers to pursue endurance and discipline in their Christian walk.
Quoting from 1 Corinthians 9:24–27 and Hebrews 12:1–3, he likened the Christian journey to a demanding marathon that requires focus and perseverance. He emphasised that while starting is easy, finishing well is the real challenge, referencing Ecclesiastes 7:8.
He encouraged believers to surrender their personal rights in love, steer clear of spiritual disqualification, and rely on God’s grace to remain steadfast through trials.
Life of Pastor Agoba
Born on June 8, 1960, Pastor Johanes Koku Agoba began his full-time ministry in 1990 after an earlier career as a teacher. His 35-year ministerial journey took him through 12 different stations, including The Gambia, where he pioneered the Pentecost School in Banjul and led a team that planted The Church of Pentecost in Guinea-Bissau. He also played a pivotal role in establishing the church’s presence in Egypt.
A seasoned theologian and administrator, Pastor Agoba served as a lecturer and later Registrar at the Pentecost Theological Seminary (PTS). He was instrumental in the training of Francophone ministers and contributed to the upgrade of the Ministers’ Wives’ Course into a Certificate in Christian Ministry programme.
During the service, multiple testimonies were read in his honour. He was praised for his integrity, discipline, humility, and strict adherence to church policies. His leadership was described as visionary, structured, and impactful.
Equally celebrated was Mrs Grace Evelyn Agoba, who was hailed for her quiet strength, deep compassion, and support of her husband’s ministry. She was a mother figure to many and ministered to women, youth, and children with love, grace, and generosity.
Together, the Agobas have raised a godly home, with all four of their children actively serving the Lord in various capacities.
The General Council of the church, the Ashaiman Area Pastorate, the Bethlehem District Presbytery and the Women’s Ministry all commended the couple for their exemplary service and lasting impact on the church.
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