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Be A Good Steward Of God’s Grace – Apostle Dr Nuekpe

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The La Area Head and Executive Council Member of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Dieudonne Komla Nuekpe, has called on Women’s Ministry leaders at all levels to work together for the growth of God’s church.

He made this appeal during an interaction with Area, District, and Local leaders on Wednesday, 24th June, 2026 at Dr Thomas Wyatt Temple.

According to him, the meeting was organised to fellowship, encourage, and express appreciation for the remarkable work God has accomplished through their efforts over the years.

Apostle Nuekpe acknowledged the contributions of faithful women such as Deaconess Eunice Addison, Deaconess Christiana Obo, Deaconess Perpetual Owusu, and Deaconess Beatrice Kwafo, among others in advancing the church.

He emphasised that no generation can complete God’s work as the mission of the church continues daily. The church’s growth requires the emergence of new leaders, but this does not make older leaders irrelevant. As long as they have strength and the Holy Spirit dwells in them, they remain valuable contributors to God’s kingdom.

Drawing from 1 Peter 4:8–11, Apostle Nuekpe explained that grace comes from God and believers are only stewards of it and should faithfully use their gifts, talents, skills, and grace for God’s glory, noting that there is still much work to be done.

He stressed that being reviewed from a position does not mean one’s usefulness in God’s service has ended. Rather, leaders should continue to use their God-given abilities to bless others, remembering that a time will come when no one can work.

Touching on Vision 2028, he noted that every church member has a role to play. Even those without formal positions can contribute through prayer, and active participation in ministry activities, visitations, calls, teaching, and outreach.

Apostle Nuekpe underscored the value of retired deaconesses, stating that they still have much to offer. He cautioned former leaders against withdrawing after transitions, reminding them that church work is spiritual and that everyone remains accountable to God.

Referencing 2 Timothy 2:2 and Deuteronomy 31:7–8, he urged older leaders to intentionally mentor younger ones, just as Moses encouraged Joshua. He also advised members to support and encourage current leaders rather than criticise them. “We are not in competition with anyone,” he said, adding that God is the ultimate rewarder.

He further encouraged new leaders to learn from experienced ones, whose wisdom and institutional memory can help advance the church. Quoting Philippians 4:2–4, he stressed the importance of unity between old and new leaders and warned against unhealthy factions and divisions within the Ministry and the church.

Apostle Nuekpe reminded the women that, positions are temporary, but heavenly rewards are eternal. Remain united, respect one another, and avoid anything that hinders the progress of God’s church because where competition exists, destruction follows.

Report by Gina Akua Padi

Apostle Gakpetor Urges Believers To Rediscover The Transforming Power Of Scripture web

Apostle Gakpetor Urges Believers To Rediscover The Transforming Power Of Scripture

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The Chairman of the National Discipleship and Leadership Development Committee (NDLDC) of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr. Samuel Kojo Gakpetor, has called on believers to make the study and practice of Scripture a daily priority, describing it as essential to Christian growth and transformation.

He made this call on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, during an exhortation at the Pentecost Literacy Project (PLP) Facilitators’ Training held in Bolgatanga.

Speaking on the topic, “The Place and Practice of Scripture,” Apostle Dr. Gakpetor drew lessons from Acts 17:10–12 and 2 Timothy 3:16–17, noting that the core objective of the PLP is to equip all members of The Church of Pentecost to read, understand, and personally engage with the Word of God.

According to him, Scripture remains God’s most effective instrument for transforming the believer. He explained that, being divinely inspired, the Word of God is profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness, with the ultimate purpose of thoroughly equipping believers for every good work.

He therefore encouraged participants to cultivate a consistent habit of reading, studying, and memorising the Bible. He stressed that engaging with Scripture is, in essence, engaging with God Himself, the Author of the Scriptures.

Referring to the Bereans in Acts 17, Apostle Dr. Gakpetor, who also serves as the Agormanya Area Head, urged believers to emulate their noble example by receiving the Word with eagerness and examining the Scriptures daily to discover the truth for themselves and establish it as a standard for life and ministry.

He concluded by quoting from the Gideons Bible, describing Scripture in these words:

“This Book contains the mind of God, the state of man, the way of salvation, the doom of sinners, and the happiness of believers. Its doctrines are holy, its precepts are binding, its histories are true, and its decisions are immutable.

Read it to be wise, believe it to be safe, and practise it to be holy. It contains light to direct you, food to support you, and comfort to cheer you. It is the traveller’s map, the pilgrim’s staff, the pilot’s compass, the soldier’s sword, and the Christian’s character.

Here, Paradise is restored, Heaven opened, and the gates of hell are closed. Christ is its grand object, our good is its design, and the glory of God is its end. It should fill the memory, rule the heart, and guide the feet.

Read it slowly, frequently, and prayerfully. It is given to you in life, will be opened at the judgement, and will be remembered forever. It involves the highest responsibility, rewards the greatest labour, and condemns all who trifle with its sacred contents.”

Report by Bolgatanga Area Media Team

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SOM Holds Maiden Basic Schools Crusade

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The Schools Outreach Ministry (SOM) of The Church of Pentecost successfully organised its maiden Basic Schools Crusade at Agormanya, bringing together learners from five basic schools.

The event, which attracted over 1,300 learners, was graced by Apostle Dr. Samuel Kojo Gakpetor, Agormanya Area Head; Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh, SOM National Coordinator; the Municipal Director of Education; the Municipal PRO of Ghana Education Service; Agormanya Area pastorate, heads of schools, and teachers.

In his opening address, Apostle Prof. Ignatius Joseph Teye Buertey, Chairman of the SOM National Committee, highlighted the purpose of the gathering and unveiled various award packages for both teachers and learners. He emphasised that SOM is committed to raising confident, purpose-driven young people by helping learners overcome fear and preparing them for the future.

The learners also showcased their talents through poetry recitations and choreography displays, adding colour and excitement to the programme.

Delivering the Gospel message on the theme, “Jesus Saves and Transforms” (Matthew 11:28), Overseer Christian Peprah Adjei explained that burdens such as disobedience, stealing, and fighting weigh heavily on the lives of young people. He urged the learners to seek Jesus Christ and accept Him as their Lord and personal Saviour, stressing that only He can bring lasting transformation.

A major highlight of the programme was the inauguration of the Moral and Personal Development Club, with the patrons tasked with the responsibility of intentionally nurturing the learners spiritually, morally, and academically.

As part of the Ministry’s support for education, desktop computers, a set of jerseys, footballs, and Bibles were presented to the participating schools.

Apostle Prof. Buertey commended the teachers for their dedication in nurturing the younger generation and urged them to remain fully committed to their calling. He assured them that God sees their labour and will surely reward them accordingly.

The crusade once again demonstrated SOM’s commitment to partnering with stakeholders in shaping the next generation through holistic education and the transforming power of the Gospel.

Report by SOM Media Team

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Apostle Nyamekye Speaks At Harvest Chapel’s Abundant Life Conference  

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The Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Eric Nyamekye, has called on Christians to deepen their knowledge of God and His Word in order to experience the abundant life secured for them through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Speaking on the topic, “Called To Abundant Life,” at the 2026 Abundant Life Conference organised by Harvest Chapel International on Wednesday, June 25, 2026, Apostle Dr Nyamekye stated that everything pertaining to life and godliness has already been provided in Christ Jesus.

The conference brought together renowned ministers of the gospel, including Rev. Fitzgerald Odonkor, President of Harvest Chapel International; Bishop N. A. Tackie-Yarboi, General Overseer of the Victory Bible Church International, and Rev. Emmanuel Temda of Impact City Chapel.

Referencing 2 Peter 1:2-3, Apostle Dr Nyamekye explained that grace and peace are found only in Jesus Christ, and that believers have been given the privilege of participating in God’s divine nature. According to him, the Cross remains the foundation of the Christian faith and the source of the believer’s abundant life.

“Everything begins at the Cross,” he stressed, adding that the Church must never lose its focus on Christ’s sacrificial work because it is through the Cross that believers receive spiritual fullness and victory.

Quoting from Colossians 2:6-10, the Chairman noted that everything required for abundant living is found in Christ. He encouraged Christians to recognise their position in Him, stressing that they have been brought into fullness and empowered to overcome every challenge of life.

Drawing from Ephesians 4:24, Apostle Dr Nyamekye explained that believers have been recreated in the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness. He stated that the capacity to live a holy life is already present in every born-again Christian through the inner man, even though the flesh continually opposes the Spirit.

He likened spiritual growth to the development of a child, explaining that although believers receive fullness in Christ at salvation, they must grow in spiritual maturity to fully manifest what God has deposited in them.

Quoting 1 Peter 2:2 and Acts 20:32, he emphasised that growth comes through the Word of God, which has the power to build believers up and bring them into their inheritance. He added that God is concerned not only about the spiritual wellbeing of His children but also their overall welfare.

Apostle Dr Nyamekye further explained that Christ’s death on the cross brought about a divine exchange and a divine transfer. Referring to Hebrews 9:15, he described the Scriptures as God’s written will for His children, noting that every benefit secured through Christ’s sacrifice is documented in His Word.

“A will has no legal effect until the testator dies,” he explained, adding, “Jesus fulfilled that requirement through His death, and the Holy Spirit now helps believers understand and appropriate what rightfully belongs to them.”

He urged Christians to devote themselves to studying the Scriptures, stressing that the Holy Spirit reveals God’s inheritance to those who immerse themselves in His written Word.

The Chairman also challenged believers to live courageously as representatives of Christ on earth, citing 1 John 4:17. He noted that Christians are ambassadors of Christ and must renew their minds to operate in the authority and identity that God has given them.

Touching on Ephesians 3, Apostle Dr Nyamekye indicated that true abundance stems from knowing God and understanding one’s position in Him. He added that nothing brings greater fulfilment and joy than the knowledge of God.

Quoting Jeremiah 9:23-24, he urged believers to glory not in earthly achievements but in their knowledge of the Lord, describing it as the highest attainment and the gateway to abundant grace.

Among the ministers present at the conference were Apostle Tony Mensah (Abeka Area Head); Apostle Benedict Eghan (Personal Assistant to the Chairman), and Pastor Dr Felix Dela Klutse (Director, Pent Media Centre).

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Ashaiman Sector HUM Hosts Father’s Day Gospel Outreach for Fishermen

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The Ashaiman Sector of the Home and Urban Missions (HUM) of The Church of Pentecost has organized a Mega Breakfast and Gospel Rally at the Tema Fishing Harbour, specifically at the Canoe Fish Yard as part of the Father’s Day celebrations.

The outreach, which was targeted primarily at fishermen within the fishing community, attracted approximately 300 men who were reached with the gospel of Jesus Christ. In addition to sharing the message of salvation, the ministry organized a special breakfast to celebrate and appreciate the men on the occasion of Father’s Day.

Delivering a brief gospel message, Pastor Solomon Anderson, Home and Urban Missions Pastor for the Ashaiman Sector, presented Jesus Christ as the Father of all fishermen. In his sermon, he highlighted the encounters Jesus had with fishermen during His earthly ministry. He explained that when Jesus first called His disciples, He charged Peter and his companions to become “fishers of men.”

Pastor Anderson emphasized that before Peter could become an effective fisher of men, he first had a personal encounter with Christ. He encouraged the fishermen to likewise seek a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and then share the message of salvation with others. He further challenged them to prioritize the spiritual welfare of their families, stressing that as heads of their households, they have a responsibility to lead their homes to Christ. Their families, he noted, should be their first “catch” as fishers of men.

Speaking on behalf of the fishermen, the Chief Fisherman, Nii Odametey, expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the Church for its concern and interest in the welfare of the fishing community. He commended the ministry for reaching out to them not only with the gospel but also with practical expressions of love and care.

Despite the heavy rains that morning, members of the HUM Outreach Team of the Ashaiman Sector remained committed to the soul-winning agenda and served passionately throughout the program. Their dedication and sacrifice contributed significantly to the success of the outreach and demonstrated the Church’s commitment to reaching every people group with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The event served as a powerful platform for evangelism and fellowship, bringing hope, encouragement, and the message of salvation to the fishing community while celebrating the important role of fathers in society.

Report by Ashaiman Sector Media Team

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Elder Nana K. Gyasi Calls On Royals To Embrace Servant Leadership

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A National Executive Committee Member of the Chieftaincy Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, Elder Nana K. Gyasi, has urged traditional rulers to practice servant leadership, noting that true royalty is defined not by power and privilege, but by humility and service to the people.

Speaking as guest speaker at the maiden edition of the Offinso Area Royals’ Conference, held on Friday, May 1, 2026, at the Offinso Newtown Central Assembly auditorium, the Chief Executive Officer of Nana K. Gyasi Company Limited emphasised that effective leadership is demonstrated through selfless service, humility, and faithfulness to God.

“Irrespective of your status as a traditional leader, do what is required of you by God and His work: faithfulness, loyalty, humility, and selflessness. Working with these qualities is like sowing a precious seed—it will germinate, grow and bear much fruit,” he said.

The award-winning businessman outlined key values for Christian chiefs, including justice, righteousness, love, mercy, integrity, honesty, forgiveness, reconciliation, gratitude, self-control, and responsibility. He commended The Church of Pentecost for establishing the Chieftaincy Ministry, describing it as a bold initiative that is winning traditional leaders for Christ.

He further encouraged stronger collaboration between the Church and traditional leaders, noting that such partnerships would accelerate development and nation-building.

“If we collaborate well with traditional leaders, we can easily transform every society and the entire nation,” he added.

In his closing remarks, Elder Nana K. Gyasi expressed appreciation to the Offinso Area Head, Pastor Justice Appiah Afful, for the invitation, and encouraged the Area to continue its efforts in advancing God’s Kingdom and the vision of the Church.

The conference was attended by Pastor Justice Appiah Afful and his wife, Mrs. Patience Appiah Afful, Nana Wiafe Akenten II (Offinsomanhene), accompanied by chiefs and queen mothers, Pastor George Kyeremanteng (Area Secretary), Pastor Joseph Kingsley Anokye (Area Chieftaincy Coordinator), the Area pastorate and their spouses, Elder Michael Owusu (Area Deacon), Deaconess Dorothy Asante Gyamfi (Area Women’s Ministry Leader), Area Executive Members, and a host of royals and chiefs from across Offinso.

Report by Alex Nana Owusu Nkrumah

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Be A King Like Jesus — Pastor Appiah Afful Tells Traditional Leaders

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The Offinso Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Pastor Justice Appiah Afful, has called on traditional leaders to model their leadership after Jesus Christ, emphasising that genuine kingship is rooted in humility, compassion, and service to humanity.

He made this remark during the maiden edition of the Offinso Area Royals’ Conference, held on Friday, May 1, 2026, at the Offinso Newtown Central Assembly auditorium.

Themed “Transforming Chieftaincy Through the Gospel and the Power of the Holy Spirit,” the event brought together traditional leaders within the Offinso Area to worship, share the Word of God, and promote unity and a common purpose.

In his opening address, Pastor Appiah Afful challenged the long-held perception that kingship is inherently associated with idol worship. He emphasised that the church now embraces chieftaincy that aligns with God’s principles, hence the establishment of the Chieftaincy Ministry.

Drawing from Proverbs 18:15 and Proverbs 21:1, he reminded the royals that kingship is a form of stewardship rather than a means of amassing wealth, stressing that leaders are accountable to God for the welfare of their people.

Pastor Appiah Afful cited biblical examples of kings such as Solomon, Asa, Hezekiah, Nebuchadnezzar, Belshazzar, David, and ultimately King Jesus, urging traditional leaders to emulate Christ’s humility, obedience, and godly leadership.

“Chiefs can also inherit the kingdom of God,” he assured, stressing that ruling with Christ leads to divine favour and prosperous encounters.

On his part, the Offinsomanhene, Nana Wiafe Akenten II, commended The Church of Pentecost for its Chieftaincy Ministry initiative, noting that it is winning traditional leaders for Christ and transforming palaces into centres of worship.

Elder Dr. Nana K. Gyasi, Chief Executive Officer of Nana K. Gyasi Company Limited, also encouraged members to support the ministry’s vision of possessing the nations for Christ.

The conference marked a new step in blending tradition and faith, showing that chieftaincy rooted in Christ can promote unity, stewardship, and societal transformation.

Among those in attendance were Mrs. Patience Appiah Afful, wife of the Area Head; members of the Area pastorate and their spouses; Elder Michael Owusu, the Area Deacon; Deaconess Dorothy Asante Gyamfi, the Area Women’s Ministry Leader; officers and members of the church.

Traditional leaders, including the Offinsomanhene and his entourage of chiefs and royals from across the districts, also added regal presence to the spiritual gathering.

Report by Alex Nana Owusu Nkrumah

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13 Ministers Commissioned In Canada As COP Expands Ministerial Workforce

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The Church of Pentecost Canada has commissioned 13 newly called ministers into active ministry as part of its 2026 Ordination and Commissioning Service held at the McKeown Worship Centre in Toronto, Canada.

The service, which also saw the ordination of seven ministers into the pastorate, was officiated by Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, together with Apostle Ransford Obeng Gyamfi, National Head of The Church of Pentecost Canada, on Friday, May 29, 2026.

The colourful and spiritually uplifting ceremony marked a significant milestone in the church’s growth in Canada, reflecting its continued commitment to strengthening its ministerial workforce and advancing the Great Commission.

Among the dignitaries present were Mrs Juliana Korkor Obuobi, wife of the General Secretary; Mrs Irene Obeng Gyamfi, wife of the National Head; Apostle Philip Chemel, National Secretary and Ottawa-Quebec Area Head; Apostle Joseph Tieku, Peel Halton Area Head; Apostle Gabriel Addo-Asante, Toronto York Area Head; Apostle Dr Jamil Nasir, National Head of Pakistan and Coordinator of South Asian Churches in Canada; Pastor Joseph Acheampong, Southwestern Ontario Area Head; Pastor Daniel Sowah, Manitoba Area Head; Apostle Dr Alex Agyei Gyamera (Rtd.); Mrs Patience Owusu, wife of the immediate past National Head; and Elder Eric Sogah, National Deacon.

In a sermon titled “The Garment and the Oil,” based on Ecclesiastes 9:8, Apostle Obuobi urged ministers to uphold both holiness and the anointing of the Holy Spirit in their ministry, describing both as essential for effective service.

He explained that the white garment represents purity, righteousness, and godly character, while the oil signifies the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit, stressing that both must be maintained without compromise.

The newly commissioned ministers included Pastor Reza Tabari of Aurora City Church, Pastor Rubango Alain Ntale of Edmonton French Assembly, Probationary Overseer Shahbaz Masih of Brampton South Asian Church, and Probationary Overseer Anoos Javed Bhatti of Mississauga South Asian Church, highlighting the church’s growing multicultural presence in Canada.

The General Secretary also prayed for newly appointed ministry directors, including Apostle Dr Jamil Nasir as South Asian Churches Coordinator in Canada, Pastor Lord Badu as National City Churches Coordinator, Pastor Felix Stephen Wiredu as National Men’s Director, Pastor Daniel Owusu Agyemang as National Evangelism Director, and Deaconess Doris Owusu-Bempah as National Women’s Director.

The service concluded with prayers, thanksgiving, and renewed commitment from the newly ordained and commissioned ministers to faithfully serve God and advance the mission of The Church of Pentecost in Canada and beyond.

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Mamprobi PEMEM Honours Elder Kaakyire Asante For Dedicated Service

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The Pentecost Men’s Ministry (PEMEM) of the Mamprobi District of The Church of Pentecost has honoured Elder Kaakyire Kwaku Asante, Presiding Elder of the Korle Bu Assembly, for his outstanding contribution to the growth and development of the ministry over the past decade.

The recognition took place at the Korle Bu Assembly on Sunday, June 21, 2026, during a special service marking the climax of the National Men’s Ministry Week Celebration and the observance of Father’s Day.

Elder Kaakyire Asante’s journey of service within the District’s Men’s Ministry began in 2013 when he served as Secretary of PEMEM. In that role, he distinguished himself through diligence, effective administration, and a commitment to excellence. His dedication paved the way for his appointment as District Men’s Ministry Leader in 2014, succeeding Elder Mensah Boako.

During his ten-year tenure as District PEMEM Leader, spanning 2014 to 2024, the ministry experienced significant growth in membership, fellowship activities, leadership development, and community outreach initiatives. Through his leadership, many men were inspired to deepen their relationship with God and embrace their responsibilities within the church, family, and society.

In recognition of these achievements, the current District PEMEM leadership, led by Elder Stephen Narkotey, presented him with a citation for his faithful and exemplary service. The presentation was met with appreciation from members who witnessed the impact of his leadership over the years.

The Korle Bu Assembly Men’s Ministry also honoured its Presiding Elder with a separate citation. Presenting the award on behalf of the Assembly’s men, Elder Prince Afriyie expressed gratitude for Elder Asante’s unwavering support, wise counsel, and commitment to the growth of the ministry at the local level.

Speakers at the event noted that Elder Asante’s service has contributed significantly to the transformation of men within the District, equipping them to positively influence their families, communities, and workplaces.

The celebration concluded on a joyful note when Elder Kaakyire Asante led the congregation in cutting a specially designed Father’s Day cake adorned with the PEMEM cloth pattern. The symbolic gesture highlighted the significance of fatherhood and celebrated the unity, identity, and impact of the Men’s Ministry within the Church.

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Ayigya District Donates Desks to Support Local School

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The Ayigya District of The Church of Pentecost has donated 70 wooden desks valued at GH₵16,600.00 to the Ayigya M/A Junior High School as part of activities marking the 2026 National Pentecost Men’s Ministry (PEMEM) Week Celebration.

The presentation took place on Monday, June 22, 2026, and was made on behalf of the Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr. Eric Kwabena Nyamekye, the Executive Council, the National PEMEM Directorate, the Bompata Area Head, Apostle Victor Asamoah, the District PEMEM, and the entire church membership.

The donation was led by the Ayigya District Minister, Pastor Mark Opoku Ababio, and his wife, Mrs. Bridget Opoku Ababio.

Speaking at the presentation ceremony, Pastor Ababio reiterated the church’s commitment to community transformation through its “Possessing the Nations” agenda. He explained that The Church of Pentecost places great importance on impacting society beyond the walls of the church through practical acts of service and development initiatives.

According to him, the donation was in response to a request made by the school during a previous engagement with the church. He noted that since the school is located within the church’s immediate community, addressing its needs remains a priority.

Pastor Ababio further stated that the ultimate goal of the church’s interventions is to demonstrate the love of Christ and create opportunities for people to encounter the gospel. He emphasised that believers are called to be ambassadors of Christ by contributing positively to the well-being of their communities.

Receiving the items on behalf of the school, the Oforikrom District Education Director, Mrs. Dorothy Opare-Baidoo, expressed gratitude to the church for the timely support. She described the donation as a significant relief that would help improve the learning environment and commended The Church of Pentecost for its continuous contribution to educational development.

The Headteacher of Ayigya M/A JHS, Mr. Eric Amankwah, also thanked the church for the intervention. He explained that inadequate desks had remained a major challenge since he assumed office in 2024 and noted that the donation would greatly enhance teaching and learning.

While expressing their appreciation, both school authorities appealed for additional support in areas such as teachers’ chairs, teaching aids, and other educational resources.

The gesture reflects The Church of Pentecost’s ongoing commitment to supporting education and promoting sustainable community development through impactful social interventions.

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