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The Obuasi Area of The Church of Pentecost has donated two tricycles valued at GH¢35,000 each to the Obonsu and Grumesa Districts to strengthen evangelism and outreach activities in rural communities.

The presentation took place on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at Bidieso Central, as part of efforts to address transportation challenges confronting ministers and evangelism teams serving communities that are difficult to access.

The initiative was spearheaded by the Obuasi Area Head, Prophet David Kankam Beditor, who identified the need to improve mobility in the two districts to facilitate the spread of the Gospel.

The tricycles are expected to provide a reliable means of transportation for ministers and members involved in evangelism, enabling them to reach remote communities more effectively. They will also support pastoral visits, church programmes and other activities aimed at strengthening the Church’s presence in underserved areas.

The donation reflects the Obuasi Area’s commitment to providing practical resources that empower districts to carry out their evangelistic mandate despite geographical and transportation challenges.

With the provision of the tricycles, the Obonsu and Grumesa Districts are expected to improve access to rural communities and expand their outreach efforts, ensuring that more people have the opportunity to hear the Gospel.

The intervention also underscores the Area’s commitment to advancing The Church of Pentecost’s Possessing the Nations agenda by equipping local assemblies and districts to fulfil the Great Commission, including in communities beyond urban centres.

PENT NEWS.

The Karaga District of The Church of Pentecost in the Tamale Area, in partnership with LIFE 3N Relief, has provided free medical care to 1,134 people during a three-day medical and evangelistic outreach in the Northern Region.

The outreach, undertaken by LIFEMedics, a team of medical professionals and missionaries from LIFE 3N Relief, was part of a two-week mission to the Northern and North East Regions of Ghana.

Led by the Executive Director of LIFE 3N Relief, Elder Chris Ayesu Insaidoo, the team arrived in Karaga on Thursday, September 17, 2026, and was received by the District Minister, Overseer Patrick Ntiamoah, and the district’s executive members.

The team visited eight communities, including Blisinayili, Tamanayili, Kumkum, Gbuabliga, Yapala, Gbutugu, Tandon and Ninganambrugu, providing medical examinations, medicines, counselling and health education. The team also extended its services to two communities served by the Assemblies of God Church.

Beneficiaries received screening for malaria, blood sugar levels, blood pressure and other health conditions. Patients requiring further treatment were referred to the Karaga Municipal Hospital, while counselling and prayers were offered to patients as part of the outreach.

The exercise recorded 1,134 beneficiaries, comprising 494 children, 473 women and 167 men. Of these, 768 were Christians, 343 Muslims and 23 traditionalists.

Beyond the medical services, the team conducted evening cinema evangelism in the communities visited, leading 97 people to accept Christ, while several others rededicated their lives to Him. Counselling was also provided to 640 adult beneficiaries.

The team further fed 730 children, launched feeding programmes in two schools and donated educational materials to approximately 370 pupils in three schools within the district.

As part of efforts to expand the Church’s presence in the area, a new local assembly was officially opened at Ninganambrugu on Saturday. Its first church service was held on Sunday, attracting eight adults and six children.

The outreach also featured testimonies of healing and other remarkable experiences, highlighting the partnership’s commitment to meeting both the physical and spiritual needs of the communities.

The District Minister, Overseer Patrick Ntiamoah, expressed appreciation to the Tamale Area Head, Apostle J.B.K. Tawiah, for his support and for making the Area Cinema Van available for the outreach.

He also commended Elder Insaidoo and the LIFE 3N Relief team, comprising members from Ghana, the United Kingdom, Nigeria and Burkina Faso, for their contribution to the success of the mission.

LIFE 3N Relief is a Christian mission organisation committed to advancing the Gospel among least-reached people groups in Ghana and beyond.

Report by Overseer Patrick Ntiamoah.

The Kasoa District Evangelism Ministry of The Church of Pentecost has embarked on a prison outreach to the Awutu Camp Prison, bringing hope, comfort and the gospel of Jesus Christ to inmates.

The visitation, which took place on Monday, September 21, 2026, formed part of the district’s evangelism activities for the second half of the year. It was aimed at reaching out to persons in confinement in fulfilment of Christ’s charge in Matthew 25:36 — “I was in prison and you came to visit me.”

The outreach was led by the District Minister, Pastor Paul Asante, together with the District Evangelism Leader, Elder James Hator Zando, the District Evangelism Secretary, Elder Emmanuel Walker, and other members of the ministry.

In his message on the topic, “For God So Loved The World,” Pastor Asante drew from John 3:16 to remind inmates that God’s love extends to all humanity, regardless of their past or present circumstances. He explained that no offence or mistake places a person beyond the reach of divine grace and that a genuine encounter with Christ can transform lives and give a fresh start.

The team also interacted with the inmates, listened to their concerns, prayed with them and offered words of encouragement. Through the preaching of the Word and personal evangelism, 18 inmates responded to the altar call and gave their lives to Christ.

The team encouraged the new converts to hold on to their faith and assured them of continued visits, prayers and support from the church.

As part of the visit, the church presented donations including food items, toiletries, water and clothing, valued at about GH₵8,000, to support the welfare of the inmates.

The donation was received by DSP Seth Owusu, on behalf of the inmates.

The outreach reaffirms the Kasoa District’s commitment to taking the gospel beyond the walls of the church auditorium to where hope is needed most, demonstrating that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love and grace.

Report by Kasoa District Evangelism Ministry Media Team

The Assin Foso Area of The Church of Pentecost has launched the Area Squad Project, an evangelistic initiative aimed at mobilising members to actively reach out to lost souls and support the Church’s 2026 Strategic Church Growth Plan.

The project was launched and the squads commissioned on Friday, September 4, 2026, at the Foso Station Central, under the auspices of the Area Head, Apostle Eric Asare.

The initiative forms part of the Church’s 800,000 Souls Project, a strategic vision of The Church of Pentecost launched by the Executive Council under the chairmanship of the Chairman, Apostle Dr Eric Nyamekye.

Speaking at the launch and commissioning service on the theme “Rescue the Lost” with reference from Luke 15:4–7, Apostle Eric Asare emphasised the responsibility of Christians to seek out those who have become disconnected from God.

He explained that God was concerned about every lost soul and had entrusted believers with the responsibility of becoming channels through which such people could be reached with the Gospel.

According to him, lost souls could be found in three broad settings described in Scripture as the wilderness, home and a far country. He contextualised these settings to include immediate surroundings, ghettos, marketplaces, business centres, offices, farmlands, schools and hospitals, among other places.

Commissioning the squads, Apostle Asare charged the members to go out boldly and win souls for Christ. He announced that every local assembly with more than 150 adult members was expected to form a squad of 10 members, with each member tasked to win at least three souls every month.

Assemblies with fewer than 150 adult members, he said, were expected to form squads of six members, with each member tasked to win at least one soul every month.

The Area Head stated that the project would run from September to December 2026, giving the squads a defined period within which to pursue their soulwinning targets.

The Area Evangelism Leader and conductor of the programme, Pastor Paul Atsu Dekaglo, reinforced the call for members to actively pursue lost souls, urging them to take a bold step of faith and “launch into the deep” in their evangelistic efforts.

A total of 287 squad members drawn from the various districts in the Assin Foso Area were prayed for and commissioned by the Area Head to undertake the assignment.

 intentional evangelism, soulwinning and discipleship, in line with the Church’s broader vision of reaching more people with the Gospel.

Report by Pastor Felix Brakatu

The Evangelism Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, in collaboration with the Schools Outreach Ministry of the Twifo Praso Area, has organised a Strategic Soul-Winning Seminar to equip members to intensify evangelism and discipleship across the Area.

The programme, spearheaded by the Area Head, Apostle Lawrence Otu-Nyarko, was organised at the zonal level for Presiding Elders, Gospel Heralds, Ministry Leaders, Home Cell Leaders and Bible Study Leaders.

The Twifo Praso Zone seminar was held on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at the Praso Asikafo Assembly auditorium.

Addressing participants, the Area Evangelism Ministry Leader, Pastor Frank Larbi, called on members to embrace the Church’s vision of winning 800,000 souls for Christ by the end of 2026.

He emphasised that soulwinning was the responsibility of every believer and urged participants to engage in strategic and intentional evangelism, not only to win souls but also to disciple new converts until they become committed disciples of Jesus Christ.

The participants were equipped with practical strategies for evangelising in schools, engaging people through personal evangelism, planting churches and retaining new converts by effectively “closing the back door.”

They were also encouraged to make effective use of the Church’s soulwinning resources, including Get Ready to Win Souls, One Minute Witness Booklet, The Four Spiritual Laws and The Assurance of Salvation Document.

Facilitators included Pastor Frank Larbi, Area Evangelism Ministry Leader; Elder Michael Amankwah, Assistant Area Evangelism Ministry Leader; and Elder Joseph Owusu Tieku, Assistant Area Schools Outreach Ministry Coordinator, among others.

As part of the programme, the Area launched the Schools Outreach Ministry’s Discipleship Manual Facilitator’s Guide, designed to support effective discipleship among students reached through school evangelism.

Also present were the Area Schools Outreach Ministry Coordinator, Probationary Overseer Eric Tandoh; Area Women’s Ministry Leader, Deaconess Agnes Donkoh; and other leaders and dignitaries.

The seminar formed part of efforts by the Twifo Praso Area to mobilise and equip members for more intentional soulwinning, discipleship and church growth.

PENT NEWS.

The Evangelism Director of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Emmanuel Kwesi Appiah, has declared that true salvation cannot be found in religious systems, human efforts or spiritual substitutes, but in Jesus Christ alone.

Preaching on the theme, “Only Jesus Can Save,” on the second day of the Kaneshie for Christ Crusade, Apostle Appiah lamented the growing tendency of people to seek security, deliverance and fulfilment from various sources while overlooking the One whom God has provided as the Saviour of the world.

According to him, many people spend their lives moving from one place to another in search of answers, joining groups, consulting spiritual powers and pursuing different paths in the hope of finding peace and salvation. Yet, he stressed, the answer they seek is found only in Jesus Christ.

“Many are running from place to place in search of salvation. Some have joined all kinds of groups in an attempt to find security, while others are worshipping different deities to obtain salvation. But salvation is found in only one person, and that person is Jesus Christ,” he declared.

Drawing from John 3:16, Apostle Appiah explained that God’s greatest expression of love for humanity was the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ, so that everyone who believes in Him might have eternal life. He further referenced John 3:36, emphasising that faith in Christ brings life, while rejecting Him leaves one separated from God.

Speaking with conviction, the Evangelism Director underscored that Jesus Christ is the only One appointed by God to save humanity. There is no alternative pathway to salvation, he noted, because God has exalted the name of Jesus above every other name.

“There is no other name given to men that can save them. That name is Jesus,” he affirmed.

To illustrate the transforming power of Christ, Apostle Appiah recounted the story of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate in Acts 3. The man had stretched out his hand expecting financial assistance from Peter and John, but what he received was far greater. In the name of Jesus Christ, he found healing, restoration and a new beginning.

The Evangelism Director described how Peter told the man that he had neither silver nor gold, but would give him what he possessed. Commanding him in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth to rise and walk, Peter and John witnessed a miracle that left the man walking, leaping and praising God in the temple courts.

Apostle Appiah also stated that Jesus is the “cornerstone” spoken of in Scripture, the Stone once rejected but now exalted. He urged believers never to shift Christ from the centre of their faith, lives and witness.

Outlining why Jesus remains humanity’s only hope of salvation, he noted that Christ is the sole mediator between God and mankind, the One who died for the sins of the world, rose triumphantly from the grave and lives forevermore. He added that Jesus demonstrated authority over nature and ultimately gave His life as a ransom for humanity’s redemption.

In a heartfelt call to commitment, he invited all present to embrace Jesus Christ, describing Him as the Saviour who died, rose again and remains alive today.

“Keep your eyes on Jesus. He is the One who can lift you up. He died, He rose again, and He is still living. Therefore, accept Jesus. He alone can save,” he concluded.

Pent News

The Other Sheep Ministry of the Tema Greenwich Meridian District of The Church of Pentecost has organised a health outreach and wellness education programme at the Tema Community 2 Mosque as part of efforts to promote healthy living and strengthen community relations.

The event took place during the Thursday Zuhr prayers and brought together members of the Muslim community, including the Imam. The outreach was led by the District Minister, Pastor Dr Suleman De-Graft Issaka, and supported by Elder Prince Owusu Opoku, outgoing District TOSM Coordinator; Elder Michael Sasu, incoming District Coordinator; and Deacon Joseph Songpoo, Coordinator in the English Assembly.

A key highlight of the programme was an informative presentation by Elder Dr Eric Ottoo Tetteh, a Consultant Gynaecologist at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, who spoke on healthy lifestyle practices and preventive healthcare. He encouraged participants to adopt healthier habits and prioritise regular health checks as a means of preventing disease and improving overall wellbeing.

The session was highly interactive, with participants raising questions on a range of health issues, including the impact of industrial pollution on public health. Dr Tetteh provided practical medical guidance and wellness tips to help attendees make informed decisions about their health.

Members of the Muslim community expressed appreciation for the initiative and commended the Church for bringing health education directly to the mosque. Many participants also appealed for similar programmes to be organised in the future to benefit a wider audience.

The outreach forms part of the Other Sheep Ministry’s broader commitment to fostering meaningful relationships with people of other faiths while demonstrating Christ’s love through community-centred engagement and social interventions.

Report by Tema Greenwich Meridian District Media

The Abeka Area of The Church of Pentecost has recorded a remarkable evangelistic harvest, with 1,037 people surrendering their lives to Christ at the maiden edition of the Area’s “Abeka for Christ” Crusade.

The five-day crusade, held from August 25 to 29, 2026, at the Cosmos School Park near the Lapaz New Market, was organised under the leadership of the Abeka Area Head, Apostle Anthony Mensah.

Of the 1,037 souls won, 904 were adults and 133 were children. The crusade also recorded 210 baptisms in the Holy Spirit, 344 water baptisms by immersion, 59 reported miracles and healings, and the opening of two new Ghetto Cells.

Beyond the numbers, the crusade brought spiritual renewal, joy and a sense of revival among members of the Area, while extending the Church’s presence and ministry into the surrounding community.

The open-air crusade was preceded by an intensive evangelistic campaign led by the Gospel Heralds. The campaign, which began in the first week of August, involved house-to-house and personal evangelism aimed at reaching residents with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In addition, morning prayer sessions were held at the Abeka Central Church from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. from August 26 to 28, providing spiritual preparation for the crusade.

As part of the final day’s activities on Saturday, August 29, a health outreach was organised at the Lapaz New Market to complement the evangelistic efforts.

The initiative provided medical support to church members and residents, particularly market women, who benefited from laboratory investigations, medical consultations and the dispensing of medication. In all, 373 people received medical attention.

Free National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) services were also provided, including registration, renewal and card replacement for beneficiaries who required them.

The crusade featured ministrations from several ministers of The Church of Pentecost, including Apostle Anthony Mensah, Abeka Area Head; Apostle Daniel Dekpor, Kaneshie Area Head; Apostle Emmanuel Appiah, Evangelism Director; Apostle Samuel Nana Yaw Agyei, Sakumono Area Head; Apostle Awuah Fodjour, Essem Debiso Area Head; Apostle Kingsley Addai; Apostle Emmanuel Gyesi-Addo (Rtd.); and Pastor Prince Duvorn.

The programme was further enriched by song ministrations from Ruth Adjei, Elder Emmanuel Arthur, Jacob Narh, Afrifa Brothers and Deaconess Dorcas Baidoo.

The maiden Abeka for Christ Crusade stands as a significant expression of the Area’s commitment to fulfilling the Great Commission by reaching people with the gospel, nurturing new believers and demonstrating Christ’s love through practical community service.

Report by Abeka Area Media Ministry