Apostle Agyei Kwafo Honoured As He Relocates To Ho Area web

Apostle Agyei Kwafo Honoured As He Relocates To Ho Area

A heartfelt farewell service was held on Sunday, August 24, 2025, at the Mamprobi Worship Centre in Accra to honour the outgoing National Coordinator of the Home and Urban Missions (HUM) of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Emmanuel Agyei Kwafo, and his wife, Mrs Agartha Kwafo, in recognition of their impactful ministry within the church.

Apostle Kwafo, the pioneering National Coordinator of HUM, has been transferred to serve as Area Head for the Ho Area, and will also be joining the Executive Council of the church.

Since his appointment as the first HUM Coordinator in 2019, Apostle Kwafo has played a pivotal role in establishing a ministry dedicated to reaching neglected and marginalised groups, including the Fulani, Chokosi, Kotokoli, and Chakali communities. Under his visionary leadership, HUM has experienced remarkable growth, initiating projects such as the Annual Fulani Convention, the School of Fulani Ministry, the PENT5000 Outreach, which has fed over 12,000 vulnerable children, and the establishment of hundreds of HUM assemblies and cells.

Known for his servant leadership, tireless work ethic, and fervent passion for soul-winning, Apostle Kwafo has inspired both ministers and congregants through his humility, dedication, and innovative strategies. His ministry ethos—that the gospel must reach all people, irrespective of their background—has led thousands to Christ and significantly shaped the spiritual landscape of the Church.

His wife, Mrs Agartha Kwafo, has been a spiritual pillar and ministry partner, known for her prophetic gifting, influential leadership among ministers’ wives, and her commitment to nurturing godly family values. Together, they have exemplified a balanced, prayerful Christian home, fostering unity and love within the church family.

The service featured a sermon by Apostle Daniel Sey, Area Head for Dansoman, who preached on the theme, “Knowing God’s Way Will Make You Successful,” based on Psalm 103:7. He emphasised the importance of seeking a deep, intimate understanding of God’s ways and presence, drawing parallels with Moses’ encounter with God in the wilderness, as the true path to success.

Apostle Sey indicated that enduring faith is not sustained by signs and wonders alone, but through continual alignment with God’s principles and presence.

Numerous heartfelt testimonies from ministers, ministry leaders, and Headquarters Management and Staff, celebrated the Kwafo family’s legacy of humility, integrity, and faithful service.

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Apostle Davidson Declares web

Jesus Bore It All – Apostle Davidson Declares

The Offinso Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Edzii Davidson, has affirmed that Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross extends beyond forgiveness, ushering in healing as well.

Speaking at the ‘Afram Plains for Christ’ crusade, he referenced 1 Peter 2:24, declaring that Christ carried the sins and ailments of humanity to the cross so they no longer must bear them themselves.

He said this on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, while preaching on the theme: ‘Jesus Christ, The Only Way To Eternal Life’ (John 14:6).

Drawing from 1 Peter 2:24, he stated: ‘Jesus Himself bore our sins in His body on the cross, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by His wounds you have been healed.’

Apostle Davidson emphasised that through belief in Jesus Christ, the sins of believers are forgiven and are no longer their burden to carry.

With profound conviction, he stated: ‘If Jesus carried our illness and our sins to the cross, we do not have to carry them any longer.’

He encouraged believers to shun sin to demonstrate their acceptance of the Gospel, saying that if one truly believes that sickness and sin no longer belong to them because of Christ’s sacrifice, they can experience healing—the fulfillment of the promise, ‘By His stripes we are healed’.

Apostle Davidson concluded with a stirring call: ‘If you truly believe that Jesus has borne your sins on the cross, you ought to start doing what you couldn’t do before.’

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APOSTLE EDZII DAVIDSON BIDS FAREWELL TO OFFINSO MPWDs AND CHIEF IMAM web

Apostle Edzii Davidson Bids Farewell To Offinso MPWDs & Chief Imam

The outgoing Offinso Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Edzii Davidson, and his wife, Mrs. Winifred Edzii Davidson, have bid an emotional farewell to the Ministry to Persons with Disabilities (MPWDs) Assembly in the Offinso Buasi District, as well as to the Municipal Chief Imam of Offinso.

The MPWDs Assembly, a unique ministry of the Church, provides spiritual and psychosocial support to persons with disabilities. During their tenure in the Area, Apostle and Mrs. Edzii Davidson forged a close bond with the group. In what became his last fellowship with them, held on Friday, August 2025, the Apostle officially announced that his transfer—communicated at the Church’s General Council Meetings in May—would take effect after his farewell service on Sunday, August 24, 2025.

True to their compassionate nature, the couple donated assorted items worth GH¢8,300, including rice, Milo, milk, soap, and oil, to the Physically Challenged Action Foundation Centre. They also made a personal cash contribution. Receiving the items, the institution’s founder and CEO, Elder Sylvester Barima Antwi, expressed deep appreciation for the Apostle and his wife’s consistent and timely support over the years.

In a separate event, Apostle and Mrs. Edzii Davidson, accompanied by some ministers and their spouses, paid a courtesy call on the Municipal Chief Imam of Offinso to formally inform him of their reassignment to the Sefwi Wiawso Area.

Though saddened by the news, the Chief Imam, through his spokesperson, Mr. Saani Mohammed, praised Apostle Edzii Davidson for his remarkable leadership and his role in fostering unity between Christians and Muslims in Offinso. He particularly highlighted the minister’s instrumental role in establishing the Offinsoman Environmental Care Campaign Steering Committee, which has significantly advanced the cause of environmental cleanliness in the municipality.

The meeting ended on a warm and symbolic note, as the two religious leaders exchanged prayers and words of counsel, reaffirming their shared commitment to community development and peaceful coexistence.

Report by Pastor Austin Kofi Fuachie (Offinso Obuasi District)

Apostle Appiah Urges Believers to Hold Fast to Jesus, the Way to Eternal Life web

Apostle Appiah Urges Believers to Hold Fast to Jesus, the Way to Eternal Life

Speaking at the ongoing ‘Afram Plains for Christ’ crusade on the theme, ‘Jesus Christ, The Only Way to Eternal Life’ (John 14:6), Apostle Emmanuel Kwesi Appiah, Director of the Evangelism Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, has encouraged believers never to give up, regardless of their situation in life, because God remains in control.

Drawing his main text from John 14:5-6, Apostle Appiah emphasised that Jesus Christ is the only true way to salvation.

He explained that every other path leads to loss and destruction, but those who walk with Christ find eternal life.

‘No one can give you life except Jesus Christ. You may take other roads and get lost, but if you go through Jesus Christ, you will have eternal life,’ he stressed.

Referencing passages such as John 10:15, Luke 5, and Mark 5, Apostle Appiah further noted that faith in Christ gives believers the assurance and testimony of eternal life.

He urged the congregation to remain steadfast in their walk with the Lord, adding, ‘Jesus is the way; no more wandering. In Him alone is life.’

The ‘Afram Plains for Christ’ crusade officially began on Tuesday, August 26, 2025 and is expected to end on Saturday, August 30, 2025 with a medical screening exercise.

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Afram Plains For Christ Crusade Opens At Tease web

Afram Plains For Christ Crusade Opens At Tease

Waves of worship, fervent prayers, and electrifying praise filled the air at the New Market Square in Tease, Afram Plains, as the much-awaited ‘Afram Plains for Christ’ crusade officially began on Tuesday night, August 26, 2025.

The gathering drew hundreds of believers and seekers alike, all eager to encounter the transforming power of Jesus Christ.

Organised by the Evangelism Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, in collaboration with the Afram Plains Area of the church, the four-day crusade is expected to attract both members of the church and non-members from across the Afram Plains and surrounding communities.

The crusade features ministrations from seasoned speakers, including Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi (General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost), Apostle Emmanuel K. Appiah (Director of the Evangelism Ministry), Prophet Victor Asante Darko (Afram Plains Area Head), Apostle Samuel Edzii Davidson (Offinso Area Head), Elder Godfred Asare (El Shaddai Prayer Centre, Konongo), and Elder Seth Peasah (NEC Member of the Evangelism Ministry and Leader of the El-Bethel Prayer Centre, Ho).

The event is also blessed with song ministrations from the Afram Plains Mass Choir, Sister Joyce Effah, Elder Blessed Koduah, and Deaconess Lizzy Rockson.

The Afram Plains, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is one of the country’s most fertile but underserved areas.

With vast arable lands along the Afram River, a tributary of the Volta Lake, the local economy largely depends on farming and fishing. Maize, yam, cassava, and groundnuts are cultivated in abundance, while fishing sustains many families along the lakeside.

Despite its rich natural resources, the area faces development challenges due to scattered settlements and difficult terrain.

These challenges, however, make the Afram Plains a strategic focus for missionary work. Through evangelistic campaigns like ‘Afram Plains for Christ,’ The Church of Pentecost continues to extend the light of the Gospel to remote communities, offering hope and transformation through Jesus Christ.

The crusade will conclude on Saturday, August 30, 2025, with a free holistic medical screening and children’s service, offering both spiritual and physical healing to the people of the Afram Plains.

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Offinso Area Bids Apostle Davidson, Family Farewell web

Offinso Area Bids Apostle Davidson, Family Farewell

The Offinso Area of The Church of Pentecost on Sunday, August 24, 2025, held a farewell service at the Dome Central Assembly in honour of Apostle Samuel Edzii Davidson and his wife, Mrs Winnifred Davidson, after five years of fruitful ministry in the Area. Apostle Davidson now heads to Sefwi Wiawso Area.

Apostle Davidson is remembered for his active role in the Church’s Environmental Care Campaign, which transformed communities in Offinso, and the ‘Kohinta Healing and Revival Crusades’ through which powerful testimonies were recorded across the Area.

The service was officiated by Apostle John Appiah Aidoo, Abuakwa Area Head, assisted by Prophet David Kankam Beditor, Obuasi Area Head; Apostle Victor Kwasi Asamoah, Bompata Area Head; Apostle Eric Gyambibi; Deaconess Nana Kofi Ebuna V, Chief of Essipong and member of the National Executive Committee of the Chieftaincy Ministry; pastorate, officers and members of the church. Also, in attendance were Hon. Frank Owusu Amoah, Offinso South MCE; Nana Kofi Aboagye III, Offinso Semanhyia Chief; GPCC representatives; a Muslim community delegation; family, and friends.

Preaching on the theme, “The Unleashing Agenda: The Healing and Miracle Component” from Acts 3:1–10, Apostle Aidoo reminded the congregation of the miraculous power in the name of Jesus, which caused the lame man at the Beautiful Gate to walk and praise God. He cautioned believers to remain vigilant in their walk with God and avoid seeking help from any other source.

“The name of Jesus has authority and power, and anytime you rise and pray in that name, there is healing and deliverance,” he said, adding, “That is your weapon as a believer. In spite of your challenges, prayer is your weapon, and the name of Jesus will empower you in every area of your life to do what seems impossible.”

He further advised members to remain committed, focused, and discerning in their associations, noting how Peter and John, once rivals in fishing, became partners in the Gospel through humility and love. He urged elders to lead prayer sessions regularly to stir revival and renewal of spiritual gifts, and called on all members to demonstrate Kingdom lifestyles that reflect Christ.

The service also featured a prayer session led by Apostles Victor Asamoah and Samuel Edzii Davidson.

Moving testimonies were read by the Women’s Ministry in honour of Mrs Winnifred Davidson, followed by testimonies from the Area Presbytery and pastorate in appreciation of Apostle Davidson’s ministry.

In his response, Apostle Davidson, joined by his family, expressed heartfelt gratitude to God, the leadership of The Church of Pentecost, and stakeholders in the Offinso Municipality for their support during his service in the Area.

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3 GARRISON WC WOMEN DONATE TO LIBERATION BARRACKS MEDICAL FACILITY web

3 Garrison W/C Women Donate To Liberation Barracks Medical Facility

The Women’s Ministry of the 3 Garrison Worship Centre, Sunyani Area of The Church of Pentecost, on Monday, August 25, 2025, donated items worth GHS 8,000 to the 3 Medical Reception Station (3 MRS) at Liberation Barracks, Sunyani.

The 3 Medical Reception Station (3 MRS) is the primary healthcare facility within Liberation Barracks, Sunyani, responsible for providing medical care to military personnel, their families, and in some cases, civilians from surrounding communities. It serves as the first point of call for medical attention in the barracks, offering primary healthcare, emergency services, and referrals to larger military hospitals when necessary.

The church delegation, who visited the facility, was led by the Resident Minister, Pastor Capt. Samuel Korsah Abakah, together with the leadership of the District Women’s Ministry.

Items donated included medical equipment, toiletries, plastic chairs, and church-branded bedsheets.

Receiving the items on behalf of the facility, Squadron Leader Dr. Nii Okpoti Konney, Senior Medical Officer of 3 MRS, expressed profound gratitude to the Church and appealed to them to consider adopting the Children’s Ward for future support.

Also present were Mrs. Gabriella Abakah (wife of the Resident Minister), Deaconess Agnes Ntiamoah (District Women’s Ministry Leader) and her team, alongside other church leaders and members.

Report by 3 Garrison Worship Centre Media Team

5 OFFICERS RETIRE IN YENNYAWOSO DISTRICT web

5 Officers Retire In Yennyawoso District

The Yennyawoso District of The Church of Pentecost held a heartfelt retirement service on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at the Central Assembly auditorium to honour five dedicated officers who had served the Lord and His church in various capacities.

Officiated by the New Tafo Area Head, Prophet Samuel Tetteh Doku, and assisted by the District Minister, Pastor Maxwell Adubofourh Asiedu, the event celebrated Elder Gabriel Bediako (26 years of service) along with Deaconesses Faustina Ofori (38 years), Elizabeth Ankomah (37 years), Mary Brobbey (35 years), and Patricia Antwi Boasiako (29 years).

As a token of appreciation for their steadfast dedication to God and His church, each received a citation, a certificate of service, and an unspecified cash gift.

In a twist of events, Deaconess Faustina Ofori, one of the retiring officers, donated 50 plastic chairs to the Children’s Ministry.

Prophet Tetteh Doku, speaking on “Sacrificial Service and Eternal Rewards,” anchored his sermon on 2 Corinthians 4:17–18, spotlighting the sacrificial nature of God’s work—a virtue that attracts rewards both now and eternally.

Citing Jesus’ example and Acts 2:44–45, he urged believers to serve God and humanity sacrificially. He praised the retirees for their devotion, commending their selfless contributions to God’s church.

The event witnessed a significant turnout of attendees, including Pastors Benjamin Amankwatia (Buokrom Estate District), Benjamin Yaw Okyere (Kwadaso Agric District), and P/Ovr. Richard Mpiani, together with their spouses; Mrs. Joana Amoakowaah Adubofourh Asiedu, wife of the Yennyawoso District Minister; and others.

Report by Emmanuel Nana Nsiah

ABIRA DISTRICT INAUGURATED, DISTRICT MINISTER WELCOMED web

Abira District Inaugurated, District Minister Welcomed

The newly created Abira District in the New Tafo Area of The Church of Pentecost has been successfully inaugurated to the glory of God, increasing the total number of districts in the Area to 13.

The creation of the Abira District, comprising seven (7) local assemblies, was approved during the recently held 47th Session of the General Council Meetings of the Church. It was carved out of the Bonwire District in the New Tafo Area.

Officiated by the Area Head, Prophet Samuel Tetteh Doku, the inaugural ceremony, held on Sunday, August 24, 2025, at Abira Central Assembly, coincided with the welcome service for the pioneer District Minister, Pastor Samuel Amo Ofori, and his family.

During the service, members of both the District and the Ministries Executive Committees were sworn in, heralding the beginning of a new chapter for the Abira District.

The momentous occasion drew a host of dignitaries, including Nana Bona Kessetare II, the Chief of Abira; the Area pastorate and their spouses; and clergymen from various denominations in Abira, among others.

Report by Emmanuel Nana Nsiah

The Other Sheep Ministry Outreach In La Area Wins 45 Souls For Christ web

The Other Sheep Ministry Outreach In La Area Wins 45 Souls For Christ

The Other Sheep Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, La Area, on Saturday, August 23, 2025, organised a day’s seminar and evangelism outreach at the Dr Thomas Wyatt Worship Centre in Accra, resulting in 45 souls being won for Christ.

In an exhortation based on John 10:16, the La Area Other Sheep Ministry Coordinator, Pastor Mark Mohammed Alhassan, reminded participants of God’s universal salvation plan.

‘As believers seeking to possess the nations for Christ Jesus our Lord, we should be driven by the salvation plan of God which is targeted at the whole world,’ he stressed.

He further explained that people of other faiths are spiritual brothers whom Christ desires to bring into His fold. He, therefore called on believers to prayerfully engage in The Other Sheep evangelism.

A National Executive Committee (NEC) member of the ministry, Elder Alexander Taah, made a presentation on the history, growth, and agenda of the Islamic faith, while the National Coordinator of The Other Sheep Ministry, Evangelist Abraham Addae Agyemang, equipped participants with practical approaches to sharing the gospel with people of other faiths.

Encouraging testimonies were also shared, highlighting how God continues to manifest His saving power during such evangelistic encounters. Following the training session, participants were deployed to the Mallam Atta Market and its environs, where 45 souls were won to the glory of God.

The meeting was graced by the La Area Pastorate, Odorkor Area Other Sheep Ministry Outreach Team, and representatives from districts within La Area.

Report by The Other Sheep Media Team