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The General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Oboubi, has paid a working visit to the Pentecost Secondary Technical School at Gbawe to familiarise himself with the institution’s operations and assess its activities.

The visit which took place on Friday October 9, 2026, provided an opportunity for the Church’s headquarters to gain first-hand insight into the school’s operations and engage with students on the institution’s academic and spiritual objectives.

Addressing the students, Apostle Oboubi described the school as a good place to pursue their education, assuring them of quality academic instruction alongside opportunities for spiritual growth.

He emphasised that the school’s mission goes beyond academic tuition, explaining that it also seeks to create an environment where students can encounter God and develop their Christian faith.

Acknowledging that the school, as a pioneering institution, could face some initial challenges, Apostle Oboubi assured the students that efforts were ongoing to provide a conducive environment for effective teaching and learning.

He encouraged them to remain disciplined, take their academic work seriously and make the most of the educational opportunity available to them.

The General Secretary stressed that the institution seeks to produce students who are not only academically sound but also well-cultured, well-taught and disciplined.

He urged the students not to waste their time but to recognise the value of the opportunity they had been given and work diligently towards a bright future.

The working visit forms part of efforts to familiarise the Church’s headquarters with the school’s operations as the institution pursues its educational mission of combining academic excellence with spiritual development and character formation.

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A legal practitioner and officer of The Church of Pentecost, Deaconess Mrs Vida Acheampong Agyekum Esq. has challenged women to arise, discover their worth, and let their God-given gifts, talents, and influence shine.

“Women of God should not allow fear or past failures fear, societal expectations, past disappointments, or self-doubt to limit their potential,” she said.

Mrs Agyekum made the call at the maiden Women’s Conference organised by the Women’s Ministry of the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Sakumono, on October 3, 2026, at the PIWC Sakumono Youth Auditorium.

The conference, held  under the theme, “Unleashed & Radiant,” was anchored on Acts 8:4–8, Colossians 1:4–6, and Isaiah 60:1.

Addressing the participants, the astute legal practitioner stated: “We should recognise that God has endowed every woman with unique gifts and abilities she can use to make a meaningful difference in the home, marriage, workplace, church, community, and society.”

She urged the women to provide an environment for meaningful conversations, learning, fellowship, and spiritual renewal.

According to her, the theme “Unleashed & Radiant,” spoke directly to the need for women to break free from limitations that prevent them from fully expressing their God-given potential.

On her part, Deaconess Dr Charity Kuwornu, a Clinical Psychologist and Trauma Specialist, challenged participants to recognise their worth, embrace their abilities, and step forward with confidence and boldness. She asked married women to confront challenges at home by letting their spouses know how they feel about issues and the support they require from them.

Speaking to the singles and the yet-to-be-married, Elder Amos Kevin-Annan, CEO of the Hearts and Habits Foundation, urged ladies to serve God wholeheartedly, saying they are already complete in Christ.

He touched on Issues including purpose, self-development, relationships, emotional preparedness, societal pressure, choosing a life partner wisely, contentment and preparing for marriage without desperation.

Throwing more light on the theme of the conference, Dr Mrs Theresa Fianko-Larbi, a Clinical Psychologist and wife of the Resident Minister, who conceived the conference, said it provided an opportunity for women to reflect on where they had come from, who they had become, and where God was leading them.

The inaugural conference featured an impressive line-up of speakers and facilitators, including Mrs Nora Adjei, Dr Salome Mensah-Tandoh, Deaconess Mrs Isabella Orhin, Deaconess and Elder Collins Dadzie.

Participants were reminded that being single should not be viewed as a waiting room for life. Rather, it can be a meaningful season of growth, service, discovery and preparation.

The marriage breakaway session, meanwhile, provided a safe and practical space for married women to reflect on the realities of marriage. Communication, mutual respect, emotional connection, conflict resolution, expectations, companionship, forgiveness and maintaining healthy relationships formed part of the conversation.

The session acknowledged that although marriage can be fulfilling and beautiful, it requires intentionality, patience, understanding and continuous investment. Women were encouraged not merely to seek successful marriages but to become intentional partners who contribute positively to the health, stability and growth of their homes.

Report by Yaa Asantewaah Adu Boahene

The Aboom District of The Church of Pentecost in the Cape Coast Area has honoured 24 retiring officers for their years of dedicated service to the church at a Retirement Service, Awards and Dinner Night held at Aboom Central on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

The event, organised under the leadership of Pastor Abraham Nana Bamfo Oppong, brought together church leaders, traditional and public officials, family members, friends and well-wishers to celebrate the contributions of the retirees to the growth of the church and their communities.

Among the distinguished guests were the Oguaa Tufohen, Nana Kwame Edu VI, and the Cape Coast Mayor, Hon. George Arthur DC, alongside ministers of The Church of Pentecost from the Cape Coast Area.

A major highlight of the celebration was the presentation of profiles and interviews documenting the personal faith journeys, conversion experiences and years of service of the retirees. The presentations offered guests an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices, commitment and contributions of the officers across various assemblies, districts and ministries.

Some of the retirees had served the church for more than four decades. Elder William Ward-Brew was recognised for 43 years of service, while Elder Samuel Tachie-Menson had served for 42 years. Deaconess Mrs Helena Pobee, Deaconess Mrs Comfort Asibu and Elder Jonathan Kwame Kwaku each recorded 40 years of service.

Over the years, the officers had undertaken responsibilities in various ministries and committees, including the Women’s Ministry, Children’s Ministry, PEMEM, Witness Movement, Sunday School, Bible Study, Home Cells, finance and administration.

The ceremony also recognised reviewed executive committee members and ministry leaders, with plaques, citations and other presentations serving as tokens of appreciation for their contributions.

The programme featured worship, Scripture readings in English and Mfantse, an exhortation, entertainment, award presentations, responses from the retirees, and prayers for the retiring officers and their families.

Family members and relatives who travelled from different parts of the country added a personal dimension to the celebration, while a dinner provided an opportunity for fellowship and interaction among guests.

The event underscored the district’s appreciation of the years of commitment invested by the officers in advancing the work of the church.

Although the retirees are concluding their active service in their respective offices, their contributions remain part of the history and development of the Aboom District and the wider Church of Pentecost.

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