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Evangelism Director Calls On Sawla Chief

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The Evangelism Director of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr. Amos Jimmy Markin, today, led a delegation of ministers of the Church to pay a courtesy call on the Chief of Sawla (Sawlawura), Abdullai Iddrisu, at his palace.

The visit was to formally greet the Sawla Chief and to invite him and his elders to the upcoming mega crusade, dubbed: “Sawla For Christ,” set to take place at the Modern Ghana Park, Sawla later in the evening.

Among the delegation were Apostle James Asare (Kasoa Area Head), Pastor David Amankwaa (Sawla Area Head), Elder Dr. Ubor Tossan Konja VI (Paramount Chief, Kpassa Traditional Area), and some National Executive Committee members of the Evangelism Ministry.

They were warmly received by the Sawlawura, who also had in his company other chiefs, namely; John Kipo (Chief of Bandodi), Albert Iddisah (Chief of Bojibito), Afitiri (Chief of Fashi), Awudu Jebuni (Chief of Guruyiri) and Dramani (Chief of Bodi).

Addressing the Chief and his entourage, the Evangelism Ministry Director said that it is a common practice of The Church of Pentecost to move from nation to nation, as well as community to community, heralding the gospel message of Jesus Christ.

He said that wherever the gospel message is received, the blessing of the Lord rests on the land and transforms the lives of its inhabitants.

He, therefore, assured the Chief of a special visitation of the Lord in the land during and after the mega crusade.

“This event will be historic and it shall be said that after this crusade, the communities within the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba district have been transformed for the better,” he said.

Elder Dr. Ubor Tossan Konja VI also took the opportunity to share a testimony of his encounter with Christ and how He saved him from the terror of death that was hanging around the Kpassa paramountcy stool at the time of his enstoolment.

According to him, all his predecessors, including his own biological father, were unable to last more than five years on the throne.

“My father was a very powerful sorcerer, yet with all his powers, he could only last four years on the throne. However, because I gave my life to Jesus, He has preserved my kingship since my enstoolment in 2011,” he said.

The Kpassa Paramount Chief said that, as a result of this, he had made it his lifelong duty to encourage all other Chiefs to surrender their lives to Christ because in Him is life, glory and honour.

“If I was not sure of this, I would not have left my throne and travelled all the way to this place to share this with you as colleague chiefs,” he added.

In response, the Chief was very grateful for the visit and the message they had shared with him.

“Indeed, I consider myself blessed today, because some people have served many years as chiefs and have never had the privilege of hearing such a message,” he said.

He also wished the team well and expressed his optimism that the lives of all his subjects in Sawla and its environs would be positively impacted by the event.

To climax the visit, the Sawla Area Head, on behalf of the team, presented a box of Bible, three boxes of drinks, seven packs of bottled water and a cash donation to the Chief.

The meeting, which was held under a pleasant atmosphere, came to a close after Apostle Dr Jimmy Markin had said a word of prayer for the Chief and his elders.

The “Sawla For Christ” crusade, which is under the theme: “In The Name Of Jesus” (Acts 3:6), is scheduled to take place from Tuesday, March 15 to Friday, March 18, 2022, with Dr. Amos Jimmy Markin, Apostle James Asare and Pastor David Amankwaa as the main speakers for the event.

Other speakers include Elder Evans Ayim (Deputy Director, Evangelism Ministry), Elder Dr. Ken. Aboah (NEC Member, Evangelism Ministry), Elder Seth Peasah (NEC Member, Evangelism Ministry), and Elder Dr. Ubor Tossan Konja VI.

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Alajo Children’s Ministry Organises Fun Games

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The Alajo District Children’s Ministry of The Church of Pentecost in La  Area has organised fun games for children in the community.

The event which took place at the Alajo Central Park on Monday, March 7, 2022, saw the children going through physical activities like aerobics, soccer, table tennis, lime and spoon, bouncy castle, oware, chess, and draft, among others.

In an interview, the District Children’s Leader,  Elder Eric Padi Nyabey, noted that the games were organised for the children to exercise their bodies, have fun and socialise.

“These games will help the children to build their psychosocial, physical and emotional development,” he added.

He indicated that the event will go a long way to improve the physical, psychological and mental health of the children.

He stated: “The session is a great deal for most children since they do not have the opportunity to explore other areas aside their academics.

He called on other children workers to emulate their example and bring variety into the Children’s Ministry activities.

Report by Gina Akua Padi.

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The Family Is the Base of The Society In Possessing The Nations – Apostle Nyamekye

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Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, has admonished that the family is an integral unit of the society, and therefore  the church must make efforts to protect it in the ‘possessing the nations’ agenda.

This, he said yesterday, Monday, March 14, 2022, during an encounter with ministers and wives at the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC)-Nkawkaw Auditorium, Nkawkaw Asuboni, in the Eastern Region of Ghana.

Speaking on the topic, “Family Life As An ‘Endangered’ Institution,” Apostle Nyamekye indicated that currently the youth envision family life as a bother and an inconvenience to their freedom.

“When people say marriage is outdated, those of us within should set good examples for them to see,” he urged.

According to the Chairman of the church, people are shunning away from marriage because they want to avoid the responsibilities attached to it.  “They want a man, not a husband; a woman and not a wife; a partner not a spouse, and a progeny not a child”, he added.

He continued by saying that “the generation today lacks the commitment to marry, and is afraid of the permanence the concept of marriage proposes; they are quick to jump out of marriage at the slightest challenge.”

He explained that research has proven that marital abortions exceeded that of pre-marital abortions.

“If you don’t protect yourself and you put to seed; you must deliver the baby, but if you can’t handle the responsibilities of new babies, protect yourself rather than aborting,” he counselled.

He admonished Christians to refrain from using their bad marriages as examples to push against marriages, and mentioned that: “Whether marriage becomes a blessing or torment, it depends on the couple involved.”

He therefore asserted that one marriage can influence a lot of marriages and that it is an understandable fact that marriage was instituted before the onset of Christianity.

Reading from Proverbs 18:22, he noted that if someone marries, he or she has found a good thing and receives favour from the Lord. He therefore said that if your marriage is bad, it is so because of the two people involved, moreover, there is no bad marriage.

“The Christian family life should be likened to the Puritans who see family as more of an extended model in contrast to the nuclear family; and also saw the family as the basic unit of the society and a little church in itself (seminary),” he urged.

He explained that the Puritan family seeing family life as a calling and seminary, however, portrayed it as a call to be a husband and father; a wife and a mother; and a call to support each other’s salvation.

He called on the clergy to include all those who reside with them as family and not to look down upon anyone.

The Chairman of the church further advised the ministers and their wives to involve their children in the ministry. This, he said brings out generational blessings to the family. “You must work on your children to stay in Christ,” he added.

Again, he directed Christians to make the home a family altar where home worship is conducted regularly according to the availability of everyone.

Concluding his message, Apostle Nyamekye told the clergy to be consistent in their ministries, whereas, the confirmation of their children in their ministry makes them extraordinary Men of God.

Mrs. Mary Nyamekye, wife of the Chairman of the church, after, led the pastorate in an intensive moment of prayers.

Present were Prophet Foster Kwasi Aniakwaa; Nkawkaw Area Head, Mrs. Grace Aniakwaa; wife of Nkawkaw Area Head, and the Nkawkaw Area pastorate.

Some retirees of the church who joined the session were Pastor Thomas Osei Sarpong (Rtd.), Pastor Seth Owusu Amankwah (Rtd.), Pastor Daniel Kofi Asante (Rtd.), Pastor Samuel Kwadwo Mintah (Rtd.), and Pastor Aaron Theophilus Acheampong (Rtd.).

The Nkawkaw Area of the church comprises of 26 districts, namely: Nkawkaw Akuajoo, Nkawkaw Nsuta, Nkawkaw Adoagyiri, Obo, Nkawkaw Asuboni, Kwahu Praso, New Jejeti, Mpraeso, Bepong, Abetifi, Miaso, Adawso, Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC)-Nkawkaw, Nkawkaw Amanfrom, Tweapease, Asuboni Rails, Nnadieso, Pra River, Pankese, Hweehwee, Akwasiho, Akoase, Pepease, Apradang, Kwahu Tafo, and Nwinso.

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Chairman Climaxes Afram Plains Area Tour

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The Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has ended his four-day ministerial visit in the Afram Plains Area of the church.

The tour which began on Wednesday, March 9, 2022, ended on Sunday, March 13, 2022. It saw the Chairman of the church visiting the Dwarf Island, Ekye, Nton-Aboma and the three zonal areas in Maame Krobo, Tease, and Donkorkrom.

Addressing the members of the Atakora and Donkorkrom Districts in a joint service on the topic: “The Church As the Equipping Centre in Carrying out the Great Commission,” Apostle Nyamekye said that Rev. James McKeown came to Ghana to sow a seed on March 4, 1937, the results which we see today.

Apostle Nyamekye said this during the McKeown Missions Week climax on Sunday, March 13, 2022, at the Donkorkrom Central Auditorium.

“Today, the seed sown has harvested into multiple folds and we are all products of this seed, The Church of Pentecost,” he said.

According to the Chairman of the Church, the Great Commission was given to the disciples by Jesus Christ, to spread the gospel all over the world (Matthew 28:18-20).

He stated that: “The mandate of the Great Commission is bigger than evangelism, which is the proclamation of the gospel, but the great commission is to make disciples for Christ”.

He added: “The church is not the focus of the Great Commission, yet the church is the most important tool to achieve the commission.”

He noted that the church is the equipping centre, a training ground where believers are prepared as an army of God to impact the society.

He further urged Christians to make maximum impact as the salt and light of the world; transforming every sphere of the society.

He iterated that the early church had a national focus, where their songs demonstrated the urgency of the commission as they possessed the nations for Christ.

“We must demonstrate the principles of the kingdom in the world. These are the principles of work, service, dignity of labour, respect for all, value of honesty and the value of kindness,” he charged.

The Chairman of the Church, on Wednesday, March 9, visited the Atakora Chief, Nana Akuamoah Boateng Tano II, where he spoke about the humanitarian efforts and activities of the church in the area, and the plans to strengthen the church-palace relationship through the Chieftaincy Ministry of the church. Later in the evening, he also met the 21 ministers and wives in the area.

On Thursday, March 10, 2022, he visited the Dwarf Island, precisely, Cedi-Kope which is about 20 to 30 minutes drive in a speed boat across the River Afram. He was welcomed by the members of the church and later joined them in a short service organised at the Cedi-Kope Central Assembly Auditorium which is presided by Deaconess Martha Vudugah. The Dwarf Island District has a total of 22 local assemblies.

He later joined officers and members in the Maame Krobo Zone, where he charged them to be the light of the world to help eradicate the canker of corruption. The Maame Krobo zone is diversified with Kokombas, Krachis, Dargartis, Ewes and Krobos.

Joining the Ekye Amanfrom District Mega Friday Prayers in the morning at the Ekye Central and English Auditorium, Apostle Nyamekye mentioned that we became God’s children the moment we accepted the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

“The moment you come to Christ, eschew all fetish activities, therefore, let us be living testimonies indicating the faithfulness of God,” he admonished.

At the Tease Zonal meeting, later in the evening, the Chairman of the church highlighted on the Vision 2023 document of The Church of Pentecost, and indicated that everyone has been selected to go and possess nations.

Earlier on Saturday, March 12, 2022, he joined the Nton-Aboma community to fellowship with the chiefs and members of the community. He then acknowledged the peaceful living nature of the community and chiefs towards ministers sent to shepherd the church there.

Nton-Aboma, according to Nana Akyeamfour Akuamoah Boateng II, Kontihene of Akroso, is a resettlement island of four (4) towns who originally lived by the Volta Lake in 1964, but had to be relocated there because of the Akosombo Dam construction.

Later in the evening, he climaxed the zonal meetings with the Donkorkrom zone. He explained the 2022 theme of the church and prayed with the church.

The Afram Plains Area of the church is headed by Apostle Victor Asamoah and wife, Mrs. Rebecca Asamoah. As at December, 2021, it had an overall membership of 32,416, and 21 districts with 230 local assemblies. It is considered an internal missions area in the church.

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Sports Evangelism At Nyange Yields 62 Souls  

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A soccer competition jointly organised by the Evangelism Ministry of The Church of Pentecost and the Sawla Area at Nyange in the Savannah Region of Ghana yesterday yielded 62 souls to the glory of God.

The participating teams for the event were the Pentecost Preparatory School, Sawla (PPS-Sawla), Nyange JHS, Kakease Junior High School (JHS) and The Church of Pentecost “All-Star” team.

The keenly-contested event drew many spectators, including Pastor David Amankwaa (Sawla Area Head), to the Nyange D/A Primary School Park where the competition was held.

The Nyange JHS team outclassed both opponents with commanding displays to emerge as the overall winners of the tournament. Special prizes were presented to the winning team as well as some individual players for their outstanding efforts.

Five of the new converts won at the event were baptised in water on the same day by Pastor Maxwell Nti (Area Secretary and Sawla District Minister), Pastor Isaac Acquah (Area Evangelism Leader and Nyange District Minister) and Overseer Ebenezer Yeboah (Sindaa District Minister).

The sports outreach is part of preliminary activities being organised by an Advance Team of the Evangelism Ministry to prepare the grounds for the upcoming mega crusade at Sawla, dubbed: “Sawla for Christ.”

The “Sawla for Christ” crusade, which is under the theme: “In the Name of Jesus” (Acts 3:6), is scheduled to take place from Tuesday, March 15 to Friday, March 18, 2022, at the Modern Ghana Park, Sawla.

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Apostle Nyamekye Fellowships With Nton-Aboma Community

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Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, on Saturday, March 12, 2022, fellowshipped with the Nton-Aboma community, in the Nton-Aboma District of the church, Afram Plains Area, resulting in five souls being won to the glory of God after making an altar call.

In a durbar organised by the church, the chiefs and leaders of the community welcomed the Chairman of the church, joined by Apostle Victor Asamoah, Area Head of Afram Plains, The Church of Pentecost, with songs in a spectacular manner exhibiting their joy.

Among the entourage of chiefs present were Nana Akyeamfour Akuamoah Boateng II, Akroso Kontihene, Comfort Akua Agyemkumwaa, wife of Akroso Kontihene, Emmanuel Kofi Frimpong, Akroso Abusuapanin, Abusuapanin Kwasi Badu, Amankrado Abusuapanin of Agyaade, Dr. Boateng Dickson, Abusuapanin of Akyease Yamoroso and Okyeame Kwasi Nkyem, Supom Linguist.

Speaking to the members of the community, the Chairman said that The Church of Pentecost, is one of the blessed churches in the world with about 3.3 million members nationwide, according to the 2021 Population census.

“Our focus is on the righteousness of the country not just about the church; one of the problems of the country is the righteousness of the society,” he said.

He noted that the results of sin in every country is a disgrace, therefore, it was his prayer to have a righteous society.

He also explained that per the vision 2023 of the church, there had been the inauguration of the Chieftaincy ministry to collaborate with chiefs of communities to help support activities of the church.

He then acknowledged the peaceful living nature of the community and chiefs towards ministers sent to shepherd the church there.

He further pledged to drill two (2) boreholes for the community, since they had difficulties with water, especially in the dry season.

Nton-Aboma, according to Nana Akyeamfour Akuamoah Boateng II, Kontihene of Akroso, is a resettlement island of four (4) towns who originally lived by the Volta Lake in 1964, but had to be relocated there because of the Akosombo Dam construction.

The four founding towns of the island are, Akroso, Agyaade, Yamoroso, and Supom, who all have their leaders.

He said that the name of the town was gotten from a special plant called the “nton”, which was found by the river (aboma in their dialect), hence, the name ‘Nton-Aboma’, meaning the plant by the river because they were not all from one town, in a brief history of the land.

He thanked the Chairman of the church for the kind gesture shown to the community since it was one of their petitions to the church when they heard about his visit to the community.

As Oliver Twist would ask for more, the Kontihene of Akroso used the occasion to call on the Chairman for the church to consider venturing into large scale farming in the community. This, he, said would help create employment for the youth who are unemployed, and he was ready to donate lands for the project.

He then acknowledged the rest stop built by the church at the river banks of the town while waiting for the pontoon boats to transport people to the other end of the river.

As part of the ‘possessing the nations’ agenda of the church, Pentecost University (PU) deployed 25 student volunteers to the Afram Plains Area to help teach students in the remote towns within the Kwahu Afram Plains North and South Districts for a two weeks period. Four of them were deployed to the Nton-Aboma community.

Elder Mark Agyei Ntori, speaking on behalf of the student volunteers, iterated that the accepted call of service was to encourage teachers who refused to come to the town to have a change of mind in the future. He then used the opportunity to entreat the youth to patronize the university.

The Nton-Aboma Assembly member, Hon. Dominic Oppong Hayford made an appeal to the Chairman to institute a policy in Pentecost University to allow the deployment of students to the community after every semester since, it has been very impactful and worthy.

Present were Mrs. Mary Nyamekye, wife of the Chairman, Mrs. Rebecca Asamoah, wife of Afram Plains Area Head, Pastor Joseph Ndanyinanseh, Afram Plains Area Secretary and Donkorkrom District Minister, Pastor Emmanuel K. Tetteh, Nton-Aboma District Minister, Pastor Stephen Larbi, Adeemmra District Minister, Pastor Raymond Arhin, Abotanso District Minister, and Pastor Alphones Adim, Atokora District Minister of the church.

The rest of the community leaders present were Nana Okyeame Danso, Adontenhene Kyeame of Agyaade, Okyeame Kofi Kesse, Amankonti Kyeame, Nana Atakora, Twafohene of Agyaade, Nana Osei Nketia, Benkumhene of Agyaade, Afua Sarfowaa, Adontenhemaa of Agyaade, and Nana Aboagyewaa, wife of Nifahene.

Nton-Aboma, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is mainly a farming and fishing community surrounded by the River Busom in the Kwahu Afram Plains.

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Ashanti Bekwai Area Holds Convention

Ashanti Bekwai Area Holds Convention

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The Ashanti Bekwai Area of The Church of Pentecost, under the leadership of Apostle Fred Tiakor, held a day’s Area Convention recently, at Bekwai-Amoafo Auditorium, under the theme: “Lord, Equip me for Your Service‟ (Hebrews 13: 20-21).

The convention which had Pastor Samuel Edzii Davidson (Offinso Area Head) as guest speaker was attended by over 2000 members.

Pastor Edzii Davidson gave an exhortation on the topic, “Lord Equip me with the Holy Spirit and Power for Your Service.‟ Reading from John 14:17, 1 Corinthians 4: 20, he said that the Kingdom of God is not in words but moral power; power to live a godly life.

“Once you come into God’s kingdom, you are given authority to live as a citizen of the Kingdom, and that authority is called moral power,” he stated.

The moral power, he explained, makes a believer an excellent person in the presence of God and men, stressing that “the Holy Spirit indwelling the believer gives him or her the DNA of God making him or her do the things Christ Jesus did.”

According to him, the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit equips Christians for service in God’s Kingdom, saying, “The Holy Spirit in the believer gives the believer the moral power to stop drinking alcohol, smoking, and any other works of the flesh” (Galatians 5: 22-23).

Pastor Samuel Edzii Davidson concluded his sermon by saying that the moral power equips the believer to engage in lifestyle evangelism, thereby snatching many from hellfire into God’s glorious Kingdom.

He led the congregation in a prayer session during which seventy-two (72) members were baptized in the Holy Spirit. Also, twenty-three (23) others received healings from all kinds of diseases. Spectacular among them was Sister Rita Smith, a 16-year-old teenager from Manso Adubia, who testified that she was healed of Asthmatic disease.

According to her, hitherto she could neither walk briskly nor run. But after the prayer session, she felt relieved.

Another person, Sister Elizabeth Kyei from Kokofu District, also testified that she had experienced severe waist pains for the past eight (8) years but was miraculously healed during the prayer session to the glory of God.

Report by Ashanti Bekwai Media Team.

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15 Receive Holy Spirit Baptism At Kawie

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Fifteen out of the 20 converts baptised in water during a film outreach at Kawie in the Savannah Region, yesterday, received the baptism of the Holy Spirit with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues.

The film outreach was organised by the Evangelism Ministry in collaboration with the Kawie District of The Church of Pentecost.

The event, which recorded an impressive attendance of 294 people, began with joyful singing and dancing as the indigenes displayed immense energy with the traditional “arm-shaking” dance, after which they were treated to a movie on the extraordinary life of Christ in their native language.

An altar call after the film show yielded 49 souls for the Lord, including children. Twenty of the converts were baptised in water on the same day by the Kawie District Minister, Pastor Ezekiel Amoako Yeboah.

A holy spirit baptism session held afterwards saw 15 of the converts baptised by immersion receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit to the glory of God.

The exercise is part of preliminary activities being organised by an Advance Team of the Evangelism Ministry to prepare the grounds for a massive harvest of souls at the upcoming mega crusade at Sawla, dubbed: “Sawla For Christ.”

The “Sawla For Christ” crusade, which is under the theme: “In The Name Of Jesus” (Acts 3:6), is scheduled to take place from Tuesday, March 15 to Friday, March 18, 2022, at the Modern Ghana Park, Sawla.

The main speakers for the event are Apostle Dr. Amos Jimmy Markin (Director, Evangelism Ministry), Apostle James Asare (Area Head, Kasoa) and Pastor David Amankwaa (Area Head, Sawla).

Other speakers include Elder Evans Ayim (Deputy Director, Evangelism Ministry), Elder Dr. Ken. Aboah (NEC Member, Evangelism Ministry), Elder Seth Peasah (NEC Member, Evangelism Ministry), and Elder Dr. Ubor Tossan Konja VI (Paramount Chief, Kpassa Traditional Area)

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PENTSOS Trains 54 Youth In Beekeeping & Honey Production

PENTSOS Trains 54 Youth In Beekeeping & Honey Production 

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Fifty-four youth in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba district of Ghana have been trained in beekeeping and honey production by the Pentecost Social Services (PENTSOS).

The project is in line with the Sustainable Economic Development programme of PENTSOS, which aims at building the productive capacity of the youth and creating employment opportunities for young members in the church.

The exercise is being undertaken in partnership with Nkunim Foods, a private sector business in Ghana, which also acts as off-takers for the honey when harvested. The company supplied 62 hives to all 54 beneficiaries of the programme.

Speaking to PENTECOST NEWS during a routine monitoring exercise at Sawla yesterday, Elder Ing. Frank Adutwum, the PENTSOS Operations Coordinator, said that these community-level livelihood projects are income-generating will serve as an alternative livelihood.

“The ultimate objective of the beekeeping and honey production project is to improve on household income,” he said.

Elder Adutwum further stated that the project would also serve as a short-term measure in creating jobs for the members of the Church in deprived communities and reducing rural-urban migration.

PENTSOS and Nkunim Foods are currently embarking on a monitoring exercise to provide technical assistance to the beekeepers to enable them to harvest the honey without contamination. 

After the harvest, Nkumin Foods, as part of the arrangement, would purchase the extracted honey, thereby creating a ready market for the product.

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Deaconess Donates 2 Parcels Of Land To Pentecost University

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Mrs. Comfort Andoh Enyinful, a deaconess of The Church of Pentecost in the Takoradi Area, has donated two parcels of land to Pentecost University. The two parcels (one with building structures on it) located in separate locations in Apam in the Central Region, together, measure approximately 9 acres.

At a brief signing of deed of gift ceremony, Deaconess Enyinful said her gesture is to Pentecost University. She said “the Lord laid upon my heart to donate the building and the two parcels of land to the University.” She added that she believes Pentecost University has the capacity to use the land to expand opportunities in education for many people.

In a remark, the Vice-Chancellor of Pentecost University, Aps. Prof. Kwabena Agyapong-Kodua likened the gift to alabaster box in the bible, and described it as expensive. Prof. Agyapong-Kodua added that Deaconess Enyinful will forever be remembered in the history of the University.

As a token for accepting the gift, the University represented by the Registrar, Mr. Foster Kobina  Amoani offered an undisclosed amount to Deaconess Enyinful. In a surprising turn, she returned the token to the University calling it “my widow’s might to support any project that the University may want to start on the land.”

Speaking on behalf of the University, the Chief Information Officer, Mr. Michael W.K. Gyimah thanked Deaconess Enyinful and her family for the gesture.

The signing of deed of gift took place on the University’s campus on Thursday 10th March 2022. The University was represented by the Vice-Chancellor, Key Officers and some staff. On the other hand, Deaconess Enyinful was accompanied by a retired minster of The Church of Pentecost Apostle George Kofi Narh (spiritual father of Dcns. Enyinful), Pastor Emmanuel Opoku Mensah, Elder Emmanuel Osei, Mr. Samuel Peprah (son of Dcns Enyinful ) and Mr. Joseph Edward Forson (a brother of Deaconess Mrs. Enyinfu).

Prophet Fred Antwi prayed to ask of God’s blessings for Deaconess Mrs Enyinful and her family and also to commit the University into the hands of God.

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