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PIWC Sakumono’s Evangelism Ministry has led a five-day mission that has transformed the Abrem Agona community in the Central Region.

In a season marked by relentless rains, the heavens stayed open and by the third day, the skies cleared, “It wasn’t just dry skies, it was open heavens. God had something special for the town,” one missionary said.

Over the course of the mission, 103 adults and 25 children surrendered their lives to Christ. On the final day, 40 new believers were baptized. Almost 100 people were healed from chronic illnesses, joint disorders, respiratory issues, and other long-standing afflictions.

The impact extended beyond the spiritual resulting in the planting of a new Assembly in Kwesikwakum to nurture the growing fellowship. A medical team also provided free consultations, treatment, and medication, while donated clothing brought joy and relief to many in need.

The mission, supported by Apostle Seth Fianko-Larbi, the Resident Minister of PIWC Sakumono, Pastor Maxwell Nti, the Abrem Agona District Pastor, the Abrem Agona Local Council of Churches, and our dedicated Major Missions Partners and Sponsors, stands as a testament to what God can do when His people obey the Great Commission. The revival that began in Abrem Agona is set to ripple through generations.

Report by Elder Nana Obrempong, PIWC Sakumono Evangelism Leader

A total of 230 souls were won for Christ during a four-day evangelistic outreach by the Abossey Okai Worship Centre (AOWC) in the Kaneshie Area of The Church of Pentecost to Asantekwa in the Bono East Region.

The outreach, which took place from August 5 to 9, 2025, was part of the church’s ‘Possessing the Nations’ agenda. As part of the outreach, 23 new converts baptised in water – all of whom received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, while an additional 36 believers were baptised in the Holy Spirit during an all-night service.

The 27-member delegation was led by the District Minister, Pastor Fred Stephen Sarfo, and the District Evangelism Leader, Elder Ernest Sarpong. They were warmly welcomed by the Asantekwa District Minister, Overseer Enoch Ofori Kwarteng, and his presbytery.

The second day featured a familiarisation tour of the town, including visits to Fuller Falls and Kintampo Waterfalls. The team was divided into four groups and deployed across five local assemblies in the Asantekwa District — Asantekwa, Sogliboi, Ahinakom, Busuama/Yara, and Ntraban. At Sogliboi, a cinema evangelism event led to the salvation of 19 people.

On the third day, various forms of outreach — rallies, cinema evangelism, radio broadcasts, street preaching, and house-to-house visits — brought many to Christ.
A major highlight was the miraculous healing of a woman named Serwaa Akosua, who had been paralysed for 10 years. She received instant healing and began walking, prompting great rejoicing.

Day four included a free health screening for residents, during which six people accepted Christ. The team also donated clothing, footwear, and other items, as well as a motorbike, which was received by Kintampo Area Head, Apostle Francis Agyemang Badu, and Overseer Ofori Kwarteng.

Pastor Fred Stephen Sarfo expressed gratitude for the unprecedented spiritual harvest, saying, ‘We came to share the gospel, but God did more than we imagined — saving souls, healing the sick, and uniting His church in love and service.’

Report by AOWC Media Team.

Prince Mark Company Limited, in collaboration with the Nkawkaw Area and Miaso District of The Church of Pentecost, organised a four-day gospel crusade at the forecourt of the Miaso Central Assembly, culminating in a remarkable harvest of souls.

To the glory of God, the crusade resulted in the salvation of 650 souls, made up of 509 adults and 141 children. Of these, 288 were baptised in water, and 13 received the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

The event, held from February 26 to March 1, 2025, was chaired by Prophet Foster Kwasi Aniakwaa, Area Head of Nkawkaw, and sponsored by Elder Prince Amoah, CEO of Prince Mark Company Limited. The theme for the crusade was: ‘Jesus Christ: The Unleashed Saviour of the World’ (Hebrews 7:25; John 4:42; John 3:16).

The afternoon sessions were dedicated to intensive prayer, during which 20 individuals received healing. The event drew a remarkable attendance of 3,483 participants.

As part of efforts to address pressing community health needs, a free medical outreach was conducted on Saturday, March 1, 2025. A team of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and lab technicians, screened 367 individuals. Free medications were provided where necessary, and referrals were issued for further care. A total of 93 laboratory tests were conducted (48 Rapid Diagnostic Tests and 45 Random Blood Glucose tests).

Among the key speakers at the crusade were: Apostle Emmanuel K. Appiah (Director, Evangelism Ministry), Prophet Foster K. Aniakwaa (Area Head, Nkawkaw), Elder Prince Amoah (CEO, Prince Mark Company Limited), and Pastor Kofi Antwi Bosiako (retd) – Chaplain, Prince Mark Company Limited.

Others were Pastor Joseph Yaw Ntiamoah (Area Evangelism Ministry Leader), Pastor Benjamin Kobena Asare (Area Youth Pastor) and Pastor Samuel Appiah Mante (Miaso District Minister)

Ministers and their wives from across the Area were present and actively participated in the various sessions.

Report by the Nkawkaw Area Media Team

The Evangelism Director of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Emmanuel Kwesi Appiah, has made a strong appeal to all persons to surrender their lives to Christ, declaring that being born again is not optional but a divine requirement for salvation.

Speaking at the climax of the “You Must Be Born Again” Gospel Crusade at Ho Technical University on Sunday, June 1, 2025, Apostle Appiah delivered a sermon on the topic “You Must Be Born Again,” referencing 1 Timothy 2:3-5 and Ephesians 1:7 to explain the redemptive power available only through Jesus Christ.

“There is only one mediator between God and man — the man Jesus Christ,” he said, adding; “Faith in Christ sets us free from the power of sin. There’s a force that influences man which he cannot resist on his own, but through Jesus, we are redeemed and delivered.”

He explained that the command “You must be born again” is not a suggestion, but an uncompromising requirement for entering the Kingdom of God.

“It is a necessity. If you are born once, you will die twice. But if you are born twice, you only die once. This new birth is what saves us from eternal condemnation,” Apostle Appiah declared.

Referencing John 3:1–10, he warned against superficial religiosity and urged believers to pursue a genuine personal relationship with Christ.

“You can’t fake your way into salvation. Jesus knows every man. It’s not about position in the church — it’s about transformation through the Spirit,” he added.

He challenged Christians to reflect Christ in both private and public life, calling for consistency, spiritual discipline, and separation from sinful lifestyles.

“Being born again means being dead and buried with Christ. We don’t continue in sin. A born-again Christian is spiritually minded and lives with eternity in view,” he said, quoting Romans 6:3–6 and Hebrews 11:13–16.

The “You Must Be Born Again” Crusade held at the Ho Technical University began on Thursday. May 29, 2025 and ended on Sunday, June 1, 2025.

PENT NEWS.