The Other Sheep Ministry Outreaches in Wa, Walewale And Kasoa Yield 99 Souls web

The Other Sheep Ministry Outreaches in Wa, Walewale And Kasoa Yield 99 Souls

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As part of The Church of Pentecost’s “Possessing the Nations” agenda, the Other Sheep Ministry (TOSM) of the church organised a series of outreach events in the Wa, Walewale, and Kasoa Areas, resulting in the salvation of 99 souls.

The outreaches were held separately between 17th and 19th September 2025. Forty-three souls were won in the Wa Metropolis, twenty-nine in Walewale, and twenty-seven in Kasoa.

Apostle Bernard Azizu Mohammed Abogorago (Wa Area Head), Apostle Norman Appiah-Danquah (Walewale Area Head), and Apostle James Kwabena Asare (Kasoa Area Head) all participated in the programme within their respective jurisdictions, offering strong support to both the training and outreach activities. They reminded participants of the urgent need to engage in aggressive evangelism, describing it as the heartbeat of the church.

The training seminar and outreach team comprised Evangelist Abraham Addae Agyemang (National Coordinator of TOSM), Pastor Daniel Gyekye (National Executive Committee Secretary of TOSM), Pastor Dr De-Graft Suleiman Issaka, and Pastor Luke Sei Nemen, both members of the NEC.

Following Spirit-filled presentations, participants were divided into four groups and deployed to various locations to put into practice what they had been taught.

Report by Pastor Luke Sei Nemen, Media Team Leader, TOSM

Ashiaman Area Women’s Ministry Supports Girl Child Empowerment web

Ashiaman Area Women’s Ministry Supports Girl Child Empowerment

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In anticipation of the 2025 International Day of the Girl Child, the Ashiaman Area Women’s Ministry of The Church of Pentecost has donated vocational equipment to the church’s National Women’s Ministry Directorate. The celebration is scheduled for October 11 at Essam-Debiso in the Western North Region.

Led by Deaconess Evelyn Asare, the Area Leader, and her assistant, they presented five hair dryers and ten sewing machines to aid skill development initiatives that foster self-reliance and economic empowerment among girls.

Speaking at a brief presentation ceremony, Deaconess Asare, affirmed the ministry’s commitment to nurturing potential, especially in underserved communities.

She stated: “This is more than a donation; it’s an investment in our daughters’ future.”

The National Directorate expressed deep appreciation, describing the gesture as timely and impactful. The equipment will be used during vocational training sessions planned for the event.

Observed globally on October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child promotes girls’ rights and well-being, addressing challenges in education, health, and safety. This year’s theme, “Skills for a Brighter Tomorrow,” highlights the importance of equipping girls with practical tools for sustainable livelihoods—a vision the Ashiaman Area Women’s Ministry actively supports.

Report by Doe Anapey

AKIM ADUBIASE WOMEN’S MINISTRY DONATES SCHOOL UNIFORMS TO THREE BASIC SCHOOLS proofread-1 web

Akim Adubiase Women’s Ministry Donates School Uniforms To Three Basic Schools

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The Women’s Ministry of the Akim Adubiase District, under the Akim Oda Area of The Church of Pentecost, has extended a helping hand to three basic schools within the community by donating 87 pieces of school uniforms, valued at GH¢10,320.00.

The beneficiary schools – Praho, Asabidie, and Twepease Basic Schools – received the items on Tuesday, October 1, 2025, during a brief presentation ceremony.

The presentation was led by the Akim Adubiase District Minister, Pastor Daniel Obeng Adjei, and his wife, Mrs. Selina Obeng Adjei, supported by the District Women’s Ministry Executive.

Beyond the donation, the Women’s Ministry also provided alteration services for students whose uniforms needed mending, ensuring that “every child can attend school with dignity and confidence.”

According to Pastor Obeng Adjei, the gesture formed part of the Church’s vision of transforming society through acts of service. He noted that such initiatives demonstrate the love of Christ in tangible ways and reaffirm the Church’s commitment to the well-being of its communities.

The leadership and staff of the beneficiary schools expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Church for the thoughtful support. They commended the Women’s Ministry for “meeting both practical and emotional needs” of the pupils through the act of kindness.

This benevolent act has not only provided essential school clothing but also strengthened the bond between the Church and the wider community.

The Akim Adubiase District Women’s Ministry continues to show steadfast commitment to serving humanity and spreading God’s love through practical action.

Report by Akim Adubiase District

Asokwa Area Women’s Ministry Supports Kwanwoma District web

Asokwa Area Women’s Ministry Supports Kwanwoma District

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The Asokwa Area Women’s Ministry of The Church of Pentecost has donated 120 plastic chairs to three assemblies in the Kwanwoma District of the church to support their expanding congregations.

The presentation, led by Mrs Faith Dzemekey (wife of the Asokwa Area Head), took place during a prayer service organised by the Area Women’s Ministry at the Kyekyewere Assembly on October 1, 2025.

Deaconess Rose Agyei, the Area Women’s Ministry Leader, who personally financed the purchase of 20 chairs, explained that the initiative was informed by a month-long visitation across the District in August. During these visits, the team identified a significant shortage of chairs, particularly at the Kyekyewere New Site, where the assemblies were frequently compelled to hire chairs for Sunday services and special events.

The beneficiary assemblies included Kyekyewere New Site, Bekwamin, and Kyekyewere Central.

Receiving the donation, Pastor George Owusu, Kwanwoma District Minister, expressed deep gratitude to the Asokwa Area leadership of the Women’s Ministry for their generosity and commitment to the growth of the church. He noted the District’s rapid expansion, with membership rising from 1,500 to 1,900 in two years. He also appealed for support in acquiring land for assemblies currently worshipping in uncompleted private buildings, citing high land costs as a major challenge.

Deaconess Deborah Ahenkora gave an exhortation on the theme, “Pray Without Ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17; Matthew 7:7–11), which was followed by a fervent prayer session led by Deaconess Joyce Obeng.

Also present were the executive committee members of the Area Women’s Ministry, including Deaconess Alexandria Siabuor (Secretary), Deaconess Nana Yaa Serwaa, and Mrs Elizabeth Donkor.

Report by Kwanwoma District Media Team

Kpikpira District Holds Third MPWD Convention web

Kpikpira District Holds Third MPWD Convention

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The Kpikpira District of The Church of Pentecost in the Bawku Area has held its third annual convention for Persons with Disabilities, under the Ministry to Persons With Disabilities (MPWDs).

The event, characterised by compassion, inclusion, and the transformative power of the gospel, was in line with the Church’s “Possessing the Nations” agenda. It took place on Saturday, September 27, 2025.

Delivering the sermon, the Bawku Area Head, Pastor Michael Akwasi Asante, referenced Acts 4:12 and Revelation 20:11–15, reminding participants of the eternal value of every soul and the certainty of divine judgement. He emphasised that “salvation is available to all, regardless of physical ability.”

Pastor Asante expressed gratitude to God, the Dagenham District of the UK, and Mr Charlie Roy (UK) for their generous donations. He also acknowledged the support of the Tempane Health Directorate, Tempane District Assembly, and the Garu Presbyterian Church.

A total of 204 participants attended the convention, including 63 Persons Living with Disabilities. Through the preaching of the Word, nine souls were won for Christ, with five  receiving water baptism. A highlight of the event was the moving testimony of 19-year-old Sister Abiba Laar, who had been wheelchair-bound all her life. Following her baptism, she testified of receiving renewed strength in her limbs, enabling her to walk with minimal assistance using crutches. Her testimony deeply inspired attendees and reaffirmed the power of God to heal and restore.

Beyond spiritual upliftment, the event also addressed physical and mental health needs. Free medical screening was provided, covering conditions such as typhoid, hepatitis B, HIV, blood pressure, haemoglobin levels, and assessments of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat. Mental health counselling was also offered by Mr Peter Duut, Head of Mental Health at the Tempane Health Directorate. Additionally, 23 individuals were registered onto the National Health Insurance Scheme.

In a gesture of practical love, the church donated two brand-new wheelchairs, valued at GHS 4,000, to persons with mobility challenges. A wholesome lunch was also served to all attendees, making the day both spiritually and physically refreshing.

The event was graced by notable dignitaries, including Mr Abdul Abdulai, Social Welfare Director at the Tempane District (representing the DCE); Mr Simon Atiimbey, Assistant Director for Special Education, GES; Catechist Clement Abugri, Livelihood Programme Officer; and Mr Mark Abangiba, Programme Officer for Empowerment.

The District Minister, Overseer Joseph Akuffo, commended the impact of Vision 2028 initiatives, noting that they have significantly reduced suicide cases among persons with disabilities through intentional outreach and community inclusion. He expressed appreciation to Pastor and Mrs Asante, and to Pastor Joshua Semador, MPWD Northern Sector Coordinator, for their continuous support.

Speaking on behalf of the DCE, Mr Abdul Abdulai lauded The Church of Pentecost for its vital social interventions across the Bawku Area and the nation. He assured participants that his office would work to provide the requested assistive devices, including tricycles, wheelchairs, and crutches, as well as educational support to promote mobility, independence, and access to learning.

The convention concluded in an atmosphere of joy, gratitude, and renewed hope, reflecting the church’s holistic vision to transform society through the power of Christ.

Report by Kpikpira District Media Committee

Joyous Celebration As 97 Couples Wed In Historic Mass Ceremony At Yendi web

Joyous Celebration As 97 Couples Wed In Historic Mass Ceremony At Yendi

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Joy overflowed in the Yendi Area of The Church of Pentecost on Saturday, September 27, 2025, as 97 couples exchanged vows in a spectacular mass wedding ceremony at the Yendi Central Auditorium. The event, hailed as both historic and spiritually uplifting, underscored the church’s enduring commitment to promoting godly marriages and nurturing strong Christian families.

The ceremony was officiated by the Yendi Area Head, Apostle James K. Magyam, whose fatherly counsel and spiritual leadership guided the couples through the solemn occasion. It attracted several ministers from across the Northern Region, including Pastor Hayford Nsiah Yatimboh, Salaga Area Head.

In total, 642 individuals, including ministers, family members, friends, and church members—filled the auditorium to witness the sacred unions. The atmosphere was charged with worship, celebration, and joy as the couples exchanged vows before God and His Church. Following the blessing, attendees were treated to a generous feast provided by the church, fostering an atmosphere of warmth and fellowship.

The event also featured a photo session, allowing the newlyweds to capture lasting memories of their special day. The initiative by the Yendi Area leadership to host a mass wedding was widely praised for alleviating the financial burdens often associated with traditional ceremonies, enabling members to enter marriage with dignity and joy.

Apostle Magyam commended the couples for their obedience and commitment, urging them to build their homes on the foundation of Christ. According to him, “marriage is not only a union between a man and a woman but also a sacred covenant before God.”

The day concluded with songs of praise and thanksgiving, as families and friends celebrated the milestone. The 2025 Yendi Area Mass Wedding will be remembered not only as a day of union but also as a powerful expression of faith, love, and unity within the body of Christ.

Report by Yendi Area Media Team

Workers’ Guild Coordinator Fellowships With Ridge Hospital Staff web

Workers’ Guild Coordinator Fellowships With Ridge Hospital Staff

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The National Coordinator of the Workers’ Guild of The Church of Pentecost, Pastor Emmanuel Anang Kenin, paid a visit to the Health Workers’ Guild chapter at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (Ridge) on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, to fellowship with them.

He was accompanied by the National Coordinator of The Other Sheep Ministry (TSOM), Evangelist Abraham Addae Agyemang.

In his address to the gathering, Pastor Kenin encouraged the staff of Ridge Hospital to regard their daily responsibilities not merely as professional duties, but as acts of service to God.

He emphasised that dedicating their skills and compassion to patients is a way of fulfilling God’s purpose through their work. Pastor Kenin noted that true transformation in the workplace can only occur when Christian workers begin to see their work as worship unto God.

Evangelist Addae Agyemang, National Coordinator of TSOM, took the opportunity to share strategies on how Christians can effectively share their faith with colleagues. He urged the staff of Ridge Hospital to be intentional in reaching out to co-workers of other faiths, particularly Muslims, with the message of Christ. He underscored the importance of witnessing through love, integrity, and excellence in the workplace.

The fellowship served as both a moment of spiritual renewal and a reminder of the divine calling inherent in serving humanity through healthcare.

Report by Joshua Kwame Salvation Agoah

The Church of Pentecost Donates Life Jackets to Students Who Cross Volta Lake to Attend School web

The Church of Pentecost Donates Life Jackets to Students Who Cross Volta Lake to Attend School

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The Church of Pentecost’s Schools Outreach Ministry (SOM), in collaboration with the Teshie-Nungua Area of the church, has taken a bold step to improve safety and access to education by donating life jackets to students in Keta-Krachi of the Oti Region. The students face a daily challenge of crossing the Volta Lake to attend school, often without protective gear.

The donation ceremony, held on Friday, September 26, 2025, brought together church leaders, local authorities, traditional rulers, and community members to celebrate a significant step forward in ensuring that education does not come at the cost of children’s lives.

Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh, National Coordinator of the Schools Outreach Ministry, explained that the idea was sparked by growing concern over the safety of students who spend up to three hours crossing the lake each day.

“We believe no child should risk their life just to get to school. These life jackets are a symbol of our commitment to protecting our children while promoting education,” he said.

The Kete-Krachi Area Head of the church, Pastor Charles Kwaku Ofosu, expressed gratitude to SOM for identifying the pressing need and responding swiftly, saying, “This is what ministry is all about – meeting people where they are and addressing real needs with practical love.”

The Queen Mother of Adoten, Nana Bakrife Eyerealeso II, commended the church’s initiative, describing it as timely and thoughtful.

“This donation brings hope to our community. Our children can now go to school with greater peace of mind, and parents can rest a little easier,” she said.

The Municipal Chief Executive Officer for Krachi West, Hon. Prosper Addo, also welcomed the intervention, revealing that the Assembly is finalising plans to build a boarding facility for students living across the lake.

“This intervention by The Church of Pentecost is a valuable complement to the district’s long-term strategy to improve access to education in island and lakeside communities,” he stressed.

The students and their parents welcomed the donation with joy and relief, describing the life jackets as a lifeline for children determined to pursue education despite geographical barriers.

This gesture from the church adds to a growing wave of community-led solutions aiming to close the education and safety gap in Ghana’s most underserved areas.

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Poyentanga District Empowers 29 Fulani Women With Entrepreneurial Skills web

Poyentanga District Empowers 29 Fulani Women With Entrepreneurial Skills

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The Home and Urban Missions (HUM), in collaboration with the Poyentanga District Women’s Ministry in the Wa Area of The Church of Pentecost, has empowered 29 Fulani women through a practical entrepreneurship training programme, in line with the church’s Vision 2028 agenda.

The event, held on September 20, 2025, at Darabateng, was led by the District Minister, Overseer Bright Alanyo, under the joint initiative of HUM and the Women’s Ministry.

Mrs Nancy Alanyo, wife of the District Minister, facilitated the training, equipping participants with hands-on skills in detergent production, including liquid soap, bar soap, and fabric softener, aimed at improving their livelihoods.

In total, 71 individuals, including the husbands and children of the trainees, participated in the programme. As part of the outreach, second-hand clothing was also distributed to the women and their families, demonstrating the church’s commitment to holistic care.

The training was graced by the presence of the Chief of the Fulani community and his wife, who commended The Church of Pentecost for its dedication to uplifting the community.

This initiative reflects the church’s holistic approach to ministry, addressing both the spiritual and socio-economic needs of individuals and communities, in alignment with the Vision 2028 mandate.

Report by HUM Media Department

HUM Hosts Maiden Ministers’ And Wives’ Retreat At PCC web

HUM Hosts Maiden Ministers’ And Wives’ Retreat At PCC

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A fresh wind of divine purpose and power swept through the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC), Gomoa Fetteh, during the maiden Home and Urban Missions (HUM) Ministers and Wives’ Retreat, held from September 17-19, 2025.

Preaching at the retreat, which was held on the theme, “The Drive of the Anointing” (Luke 4:18–19), the HUM National Coordinator, Pastor Benjamin Ofei-Badu, drew deeply from Luke 4:18, emphasising that when the Holy Spirit rests upon an individual, they are divinely driven to specific people in specific places for release, restoration, recovery, and deliverance. He explained that just as Jesus was drawn to the poor, the blind, the oppressed, and the imprisoned, believers today must follow the same divine path set by the anointing.

Pastor Ofei-Badu further underscored HUM’s role in God’s end-time agenda, declaring it central to the Church’s mission. Drawing lessons from biblical figures such as Samson, Elijah, and Jesus, he reminded participants that the anointing empowers believers for supernatural impact.

“The anointing consumes our weaknesses, gives clarity, releases God’s provision, and dispels excuses,” he declared, urging ministers and their wives to yield fully to the Spirit. He also honoured Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Chairman of the church, for unveiling Vision 2028, describing it as a divine roadmap for the times.

Adding depth to the retreat, Mrs Abigail Ofei-Badu, wife of the HUM Coordinator, challenged ministers’ wives to deepen their walk with God.

“Have you been with God?” she asked, stressing the importance of personal encounters and understanding God’s ways in fulfilling the divine mandate.

Pastor Gabriel Owusu Akyaw, a member of the HUM National Executive Committee and HUM Pastor for the Kumasi Sector, also exhorted participants to remain faithful to their unique callings, reinforcing the retreat’s message of surrender, compassion, and purpose.

The programme featured a presentation on addiction and substance use by representatives from NACOC, alongside HUM business deliberations. Times of fervent prayer punctuated the retreat, making it both impactful and Spirit-led.

Report by Overseer Dr Vincent Anohene Appiah (Resident Minister, PIWC Agogo)