EMBRACE THE NEW YEAR WITH A TRANSFORMED MINDSET WEB

Embrace The New Year With A Transformed Mindset

As the calendar flips over to a new year, it presents us with a fresh start, an opportunity to leave behind the challenges and disappointments of the past and embrace a brighter future. However, merely turning the page on the calendar isn’t enough to create lasting change. To truly embrace the new year with a transformed mindset, it requires introspection, reflection, and a deliberate shift in our thinking. It is a time when people take stock of their past experiences, achievements, and failures. This article seeks to explore practical strategies and perspectives to help you approach the new year with renewed purpose and a transformed mindset.

REFLECT AND LEARN FROM THE PAST

The first step in embracing the new year with a transformed mindset is to reflect on the previous year. An American novelist, Ann Brashares, has said that, “You couldn’t erase the past, you couldn’t even change it but sometimes offers you the opportunity to put it right”. This means that, reflecting on the previous year can provide you with some lessons into the future. These questions can help you in your personal reflection; What were your shortcomings or mistakes? What are the lessons to be learnt? What challenges did you face, and how did you overcome them? Be sincere to yourself and take the time to acknowledge your achievements and learn from your mistakes. This introspection will lay the foundation for personal growth and help you navigate the new year with a wiser perspective.

PUT THE PAST BEHIND

Note that,while it is essential to learn from your past, dwelling on it can become a stumbling block to progress. Instead, it is of utmost importance to put the past behind, press on and embrace the new year with renewed mindset. Apostle Paul wrote to the Church in Philippians 3:13-14 NIV that, “Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.”One of the primary reasons for putting the past behind is to free ourselves from the burden of regret. Past mistakes and failures tend to weigh one down and prevent one from moving forward. Whether it be missed opportunities, broken relationships, or professional setbacks, the past can haunt you and hinder your growth. It takes lot of strength and courage to put the past behind. Be mindful that, dwelling on what could have been or what went wrong only perpetuates negative emotions and prevents you from making positive changes in your life. By putting the past behind, you allow yourself to focus on the present moment.

PRACTICE FORGIVENESS

Embrace the new year by practicing forgiveness. Forgiving yourself and others can be an incredibly liberating and healing process. You may have committed yourself in something that might have left you with hatred and bitterness. For that reason, you may have cursed and even determined never to forgive yourself. This is the time to free yourself if you truly want to enjoy the blessings in the new year. Holding onto grudges or harboring resentment, be in against yourself or someone, only creates a toxic cycle that further entangles you for the rest of your life when it is not dealt with properly. Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa once said that, “holding unto bitterness is like drinking poison and hoping it will kill your enemies”. The truth is that, everyone has been wronged, offended or sinned against at some point in time and this often leaves the individual with pains, hurts and bitterness in the heart. It could come from a very close and trusted relative, friend or even your spouse or children. By forgiving, you release yourself from self-imprisonment and the negative emotions associated with the past and it opens yourself up to new possibilities.

SET MEANINGFUL GOALS

The start of a new year often prompts us to set resolutions. However, setting vague or unattainable goals can lead to disappointment and disillusionment. Instead, focus on setting meaningful and achievable goals that align with your values and aspirations. Break these goals down into smaller, manageable steps and regularly monitor your progress. Setting meaningful goals is a crucial step in achieving success in any aspect of life. Whether it’s personal growth, career advancements, or improving relationships, goal setting provides direction, motivation and a roadmap to success and fulfillment. Without goals, life can feel aimless and unfulfilling, lacking a clear path to follow. Setting meaningful goals allows you to identify what you truly want to achieve and work towards it. It provides a sense of purpose, clarifies priorities, and helps you to stay focused on what truly matters to you.

 Also, meaningful goals help you make the most of your time and resources. Time and energy are finite resources, and setting goals helps you to allocate them wisely. By defining what you want to achieve, you can identify the most effective and efficient ways to reach your goals. This helps avoid wasting time on irrelevant or unimportant tasks, and instead, channel your energy into activities that will bring you closer to your desired outcomes. When you set goals that are meaningful,  you are more likely to be motivated and committed to achieving them. Motivation is crucial in overcoming challenges and setbacks, as it provides the drive to keep going even when the going gets tough.

SURROUND YOURSELF WITH GODLY PEOPLE

Surrounding yourself with goodly people is one of the most important aspects of leading a fulfilling and a spiritually nourishing life. 1 Corinthians 15:33 NIV says”Do not be misled: Bad company corrupts good character.” The company you keep has a profound impact on your thoughts, actions, and overall well-being. It is therefore, very crucial to intentionally associate yourself  with people who are committed to living a godly lifestyle. Always bear in mind that, the people you surround yourself with can either make, unmake and even break you. Godly people challenge one another to live according to the godly values and hold each other accountable when one deviates from the principles. This accountability helps one to grow and become a better version of him/herself. It prevents you from straying off the path of righteousness and encourages you to continually pursue God’s will for your life. Therefore, as you embrace the new year, I want you to consciously assess all your friends and evaluate their impacts in your life. Be transformed in your mind by renewing some of the people you call ‘friends”, for not everyone can be called a friend.

DEVELOP AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD

Developing an intimate relationship with God is an essential aspect of leading a fulfilling and purposeful life in the new year. This involves nurturing a deep connection by seeking to understand and align yourself with God’s purpose and plan. One of the first steps in developing an intimate relationship with God is to cultivate a regular and dedicated personal devotional life, that is, daily reading of the Bible, prayer and meditation. Through these practices, you can create a space for communion with the divine. Job 23:12 NIV reads “I have not departed from the commands of his lips; I have treasured the words of his mouth more than my daily bread”. You can discipline yourself with the “No Bible, No Breakfast” principle. Ensure you have communion with God before any other thing when you wake from bed. Take God seriously in all that you do.  By setting aside time for these practices daily, you can establish a rhythm of seeking divine connection and ultimately experiencing a deepening sense of intimacy with God.

In conclusion, we have learnt that, embracing the new year with a transformed mindset requires reflecting and learning from the past, putting the past behind you, practicing forgiveness, setting meaningful goals, surrounding yourself with godly people and above all, developing an intimate relationship with God. By implementing these strategies and perspectives, you will navigate the new year with a renewed outlook, allowing for personal growth and a transformed mindset. Welcome the new year with optimism and persistence, and watch as you surpass your own expectations.

Written by Pastor Prince Augustine Ababio (Jema Nkwanta District, Kintampo Area)

Yennyawoso District Fetes Widows WEB

Yennyawoso District Fetes Widows

The Yennyawoso District in the New Tafo Area of The Church of Pentecost has put smiles on the faces of the widows in the district by giving them Christmas treats.

The act of benevolence, which took place on Sunday, December 24, 2023, during the climax of the 2023 Christmas Convention at the Redemption Assembly auditorium, was an initiative of the District Minister, Pastor Maxwell Adubofourh Asiedu.

Each of the 14 beneficiaries received a half piece of wax print and an unspecified amount of money.

Impressed by the kind gesture, the beneficiaries expressed their gratitude to God and the Church.

Report by Emmanuel Nana Nsiah

HOLINESS WITHIN WEB

Holiness Within: Navigating Alcohol Consumption In The Temple Of The Lord

 INTRODUCTION

Within the complex fabric of religious doctrines, the issue of whether adherents should engage in the intake of alcohol continues to be a subject of discourse and contention. When considering this matter from a biblical perspective, it is crucial to carefully manage the fine line between cultural interpretations and spiritual instructions. This investigation focuses on the concept of holiness within the temple, highlighting the similarities between the laws in the Old Testament and the belief in the New Testament that believers are themselves temples of the Holy Spirit.

THE OLD TESTAMENT MANDATE

The book of Leviticus provides a clear directive from God to the ministers serving in the temple, emphasising abstinence from alcohol during their sacred duties. “Then the Lord said to Aaron, “You and your descendants must never drink wine or any other alcoholic drink before going into the Tabernacle. If you do, you will die. You must observe this as a permanent law from generation to generation. You must distinguish between what is sacred and what is common, between what is ceremonially unclean and what is clean” (Leviticus 10:8–10, NLT). This command extends beyond mere abstinence and emphasizes the sacredness of the temple as a place dedicated to the worship of God. These priests in the Old Testament were set apart for a holy purpose, and they had to maintain a level of purity and reverence.

THE NEW TESTAMENT PARADIGM

With the advent of the New Testament, a transformative shift occurred in the understanding of believers as temples of the Holy Spirit. This paradigmatic change is articulated in 1 Corinthians 3:16–17 (NLT), which declares, “Don’t you realise that all of you together are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God lives in you? God will destroy anyone who destroys this temple. For God’s temple is holy, and you are that temple.” As recipients of the Holy Spirit, New Testament believers carry the divine presence within them, altering the dynamics of their relationship with God and the temple concept.

A CHOSEN RACE, ROYAL PRIESTHOOD, AND HOLY NATION

In 1 Peter 2:9, the apostle Peter bestows upon believers a profound identity: a chosen race, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. This designation emphasises the elevated status of believers in the New Testament era. As royal priests, the call to holiness extends beyond ceremonial duties, permeating every facet of life, from personal conduct to lifestyle choices. This elevated identity underscores the transformative impact of the New Testament paradigm on the way believers navigate their existence, recognising their sacred role in the world.

THE TEMPLE OF THE LORD

Delving deeper into the concept of believers as temples of the LORD, 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 (NLT) reinforces the sanctity of the body. “Don’t you realise that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, who lives in you and was given to you by God? You do not belong to yourself, for God bought you with a high price. So you must honour God with your body.” This profound truth places a divine claim on the believer’s body, urging them to honour God through their actions and choices.

ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN THE CONTEXT OF HOLINESS

The central question arises: Should New Testament believers, identified as holy temples of the Holy Spirit, engage in alcohol consumption? Despite cultural and societal variations, a biblical examination is crucial to assessing the impact of such choices on the sanctity of the temple.

Contrary to a common misinterpretation allowing drinking but condemning drunkenness, a nuanced reading presents a more comprehensive view. Passages like Haggai 1:6 (NLT) say, “You have planted much but harvest little. You eat but are not satisfied. You drink, but are still thirsty. You put on clothes but cannot keep warm. Your wages disappear as though you were putting them in pockets filled with holes!” illuminate the spiritual consequences of indulgence, highlighting the persistent emptiness despite material consumption. This challenges the notion that moderate drinking is innocuous for believers, urging a deeper reflection on the spiritual implications of such practices.

MAINTAINING REVERENCE DURING FESTIVE SEASONS AND BEYOND

In the backdrop of the festive season and beyond, where celebrations often include the consumption of alcoholic beverages, the call to holiness within the temple becomes particularly pertinent. The juxtaposition of joyous occasions with the sacredness of the temple prompts believers to navigate these celebrations with mindfulness and spiritual discernment.

CONCLUSION

In the temple of the LORD, believers are called to uphold a standard of holiness that transcends cultural norms and personal preferences. The mandate against alcohol consumption in the Old Testament, reinforced by the New Testament paradigm of believers as temples of the Holy Spirit, underscores the need for conscientious choices. As the Christmas season unfolds, the invitation is extended to believers to partake in the festivities while maintaining a deep reverence for the sanctity of the temple within—the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit.

Written by Pastor Emmanuel Foster Asamoah (Abasraba District)

IN HONOUR OF OUR KINSMAN REDEEMER, APOSTLE DR. MICHAEL NTUMY web

In Honour Of Our Kinsman Redeemer, Apostle Dr. Michael Ntumy

I was called into full-time ministry of The Church of Pentecost when Apostle Dr. Michael Kwabena Ntumy assumed the chairmanship position of the Church and was posted to Kete Krachi, his hometown. Each time he returned home, as the then District Overseer, I became his personal assistant, running errands for him and looking after his welfare.

I am truly distraught to hear about the passing of my bosom kinsman, Apostle Dr. M. K. Ntumy. It is with a somber heart and a reflective mind that I remember the profound legacy he leaves behind. His life was a testament to the values of selflessness, humility, and kindness that he embodied every day.

Dr. Ntumy was a close collaborator to all, though a chairman. His visits to Krachi were not merely official trips; they were homecomings filled with warmth and the shared joy of being among his people. There, he was a friend, a mentor, and a beacon of hope for the youth, especially in Osramanae, his native land. He had a down-to-earth persona, never placing himself above others but rather walking alongside them. His selfless nature was evident in his commitment to service, always prioritizing the well-being of the community over his own comfort.

Even though I was like an errand boy to him, he most often called me “Mr. President”; he did so not to belittle me but to honour the relationship we shared. In his words were echoes of respect and fondness, recognizing the effort and dedication I brought to his assignments. Sometimes, we had to cruise on the Volta Lake in a canoe to places like Nkomi, Atigagorme, etc., with the family to fraternize over a bank.

His kindness was not selective; it was a universal language he spoke fluently and with a genuine smile. He treated everyone with the utmost respect, and his heart was always open to those around him—traits that became hallmarks of his leadership.

Moreover, Apostle Dr. Ntumy’s kind heart touched the lives of many. He had an innate ability to empathize with others and lend a helping hand whenever needed. Whether it was through his charitable works or his genuine concern for the well-being of the townsfolk, he embodied compassion and generosity in their purest forms. Countless individuals can testify to his acts of kindness and the positive impact he made on their lives.

In mourning his passing, we do not just remember the respective roles he played so well; rather, we celebrate the man he was. For those of us touched by his life, let us carry forward the torch of his legacy, illuminating our paths with the principles he lived by. Dr. M. K. Ntumy’s presence will be deeply missed, but his impact will continue to be felt for generations, especially among the Krachi Nchumuru communities.

ADIOS ƆBRESƐ!

Written by Apostle Wilberforce Nkrumah-Agyenan (Teshie-Nungua Area Head)

The Death Of Jesus Is Enough For Us – Apostle Nyamekye web

The Death Of Jesus Is Enough For Us – Apostle Nyamekye

“We should no longer fear death because Christ has broken the power of death and freed us. Jesus’ death for us is enough.”

These were the words of the Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, as he delivered a sermon on Sunday, December 24, 2023, at the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC) Asokwa, Kumasi, during the climax of their 2023 Christmas convention.

Speaking on the topic, “The Virgin Birth,” the Chairman asserted that the essence of Christmas lies in the profound narratives of Jesus Christ’s incarnation and sacrificial death for humanity.

Highlighting the Christian faith’s distinctiveness, Apostle Nyamekye underscored the importance of two fundamental beliefs: the incarnation, signifying God becoming man, and the death and resurrection of Christ.

He emphasised that these tenets, encapsulated in the Christmas and Easter narratives, set Christianity apart from other religions.

Apostle Nyamekye stated: “Christmas and Easter separate Christianity from any other religion. It is in this simple gospel that we have come to faith. Christmas is a significant event in the life of Christians and Christianity.”

Addressing potential criticisms of Christmas, the Chairman, who doubles as the President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), urged Christians to celebrate the holiday fervently, rejecting objections based on its Christian foundation.

He remarked: “Let the whole world know that Jesus has purchased their salvation and that they must receive it by faith. No sinner in your home should die and go to hell because Jesus has paid their price. Tell them of the new arrangement of Christ, that He has purchased their salvation.”

Referencing Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1, Apostle Nyamekye elucidated the strategic nature of Jesus’ birth, pointing to compelling proofs of the virgin birth. He cited instances where Jesus referred to God as His father, never addressing Mary as His mother, and explicitly claiming to be the Son of God.

According to the Chairman, a crucial aspect of the virgin birth is its role in reversing the impact of sin on humanity.

Quoting John 6:39, he emphasised that Jesus came into the world to overturn the effects of sin uniquely, distinguishing His entrance from conventional human birth.

Further expounding on the importance of the virgin birth, Apostle Nyamekye explained its role in qualifying Jesus to be humanity’s High Priest, drawing from Hebrews 2:11-17. By sharing humanity’s experiences, Jesus broke the power of death, he stressed.

The Chairman highlighted the redemptive significance of Jesus’ death, citing Hebrews 9:22. He asserted that Jesus, through His sacrificial act, became the propitiation for sins, appeasing the wrath of God and securing salvation for believers.

The PIWC Askowa 2023 Christmas convention, which was held under the theme, “I bring You Good News (Luke 2:10),” began on Wednesday, December 20, 2023. Speakers included Apostle Peter Kofi Dzemekey (Asokwa Area Head), Apostle Prof. Joseph I. T. Buertey (Resident Minister, PIWC Asokwa) and Overseer Joshua Semador.

Present at the service included Mrs Mary Nyamekye, the wife of the Chairman, and Apostle Peter Kofi Dzamekey (Asokwa Area Head).

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Guard Your Name – Apostle Nyamekye To Politicians web

Guard Your Name – Apostle Nyamekye To Politicians

The President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC) and Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has urged parliamentarians and politicians in general to guard their names as their most important asset.

Apostle Nyamekye said this in an exhortation delivered at this year’s Nine Lessons and Carols, organised by the Parliament of Ghana. The event was held under the auspices of the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin.

Speaking on the topic, “The Importance of Names,” he highlighted that a person’s identity is encapsulated in their name, serving as a container for all that they are.

He emphasised that a good name surpasses even material wealth, asserting that the name of Jesus, earned through the atonement, stands as a testament to the importance of a virtuous reputation.

Exploring the earned name of Jesus, Apostle Nyamekye expounded on the divine significance of Jesus’ atonement, which led to the bestowment of a name above all others.

Drawing parallels to human existence, he stressed the importance of individuals working to build and protect their names, ensuring a lasting legacy in society.

The GPCC President urged parliamentarians to prioritise a good name over political gains.

Quoting from Samuel 20:1, he stated the need to protect one’s identity.

He further highlighted the purchasing power of a good name, stating that it outlives the bearer and has the potential to influence others positively.

Apostle Nyamekye quoted Proverbs 22, reinforcing the message that one’s name is their most significant asset, deserving protection.

He cautioned against carelessness with one’s name and urged deliberate investment to preserve and enhance it.

The call to make great sacrifices and serve those entrusted to their care echoed through his references to Job 29:7 and Esther 10:2.

Apostle Nyamekye concluded his message by advising politicians and people of authority to live and work for the people.

Stressing the divine purpose of leadership, he asserted that by serving others, leaders would leave lasting legacies, ensuring that their names linger on in the hearts and minds of the people.

Apostle Eric Nyamekye was accompanied by his wife, Mrs Mary Nyamekye, and Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, the General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost.

Present at the event were His Excellency Alhaji Dr Mahamudu Bawumia (Vice President of The Republic of Ghana), Her Ladyship Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo (Chief Justice, The Republic of Ghana), Parliamentarians from both sides of the House and many other distinguished guests.

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Deputy PEMEM Director Is Asamanghene-Elect, Awaits Official Swearing-In web

Deputy PEMEM Director Is Asamanghene-Elect, Awaits Official Swearing-In

The Deputy Director of the Pentecost Men’s Ministry (PEMEM), Elder Ebenezer Acheampong, is set to be sworn-in as the next Chief of Asamang following his nomination and subsequent approval as the Asamanghene-Elect.

His ascension to the Asamang Sarpong stool was unanimously approved by the chiefs and elders on Thursday, December 21, 2023, in line with Asante customs and traditions.

Elder Acheampong becomes the 13th occupant of the Asamang Sarpong stool after the demise of Beema Owusu Sekyere in 2016.

He was sent to Nana Asamoah Sekyere II, Nsutamanhene, last Friday [December 22, 2023], by the Asamanghemaa and the sub-chiefs, as customs demand, and was accepted as the Asamanghene-elect pending the final swearing-in ceremony.

Elder Ebenezer Acheampong, former Acting Head of Procurement at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture and Procurement Consultant in charge of World Bank Funded Projects at MoFA, is also the immediate-past Presiding Elder of the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC) in Kokomlemle, Accra.

He is an entrepreneur who has established companies like Zeotec Limited, a manufacturing company; Aca-City Farms, a commercial farm; Pathos AIB Limited, a manufacturing company; Biazo Realtors, a real estate company; Pathos Agro Limited, and AFMREC, a natural resources research firm.

Elder Acheampong holds a BSc in General Agriculture from the University of Cape Coast and an MSc in Socio-Economics of Rural Development from the University of Gottingen, Germany.

He is married to Abena Konadu Acheampong and is blessed with four children, two boys, and two girls.

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I Was Inspired By The Chairman's Special Evening Service – Deaconess Otumfuor web

I Was Inspired By The Chairman’s Special Evening Service – Deaconess Otumfuor

A member of The Church of Pentecost, Deaconess Bridgette Lovelace Agbedam Otumfuor from Kpone District in the Tema Area has opened herself to learning and, by the grace of God, has acquired special and unique skills that are worth commendation.     

She recently graduated from EKGS Culinary Institute with four Diploma Certificates in four different Courses: Sugar Craft Art, Pastry Art and Balloon, Ribbon and Floral Art. 

EKGS is a catering school located at Sakaman, Accra. She graduated alongside some members of The Church of Pentecost. At the 45th Graduation of the school, which marked the 25th Anniversary at the Accra International Conference Centre, Deaconess Bridgette Otumfuor was rewarded as the overall best student. 

One of the skills she demonstrated in her Sugar Craft Art, which was one of the event’s highlights, was a cake she made with the picture of the Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye. 

As to what inspired her to make that cake, Deaconess Otumfuor explained that she was inspired by the Special Evening Service by Chairman Nyamekye on Sundays. She thanked the Chairman for such inspiring teachings every Sunday evening.

Report by Kaakyire Kwaku Asante.

Jesus Was Born To Bring Life To Humanity – General Secretary web

Jesus Was Born To Bring Life To Humanity – General Secretary

The General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, has affirmed that Jesus Christ, the Word of God, was born to bring life that is satisfying to humanity.

Life, he said, is the most important asset of humanity, hence the most important asset of humanity is found in Christ.

Apostle Obuobi said this in a sermon at the Community 20 District Christmas convention in the Teshie-Nungua Area of The Church of Pentecost on Saturday, December 23, 2023.

The convention held at the F. D. Walker Temple located at Cambodia, Community 20, was under the theme, “He came to set the captives free” – Luke 4:18-19. Present at the service were the Teshie-Nungua Area Head, Apostle Wilberforce Nkrumah Agyeman; the wife of the General Secretary, Mrs Korkor Obuobi, and the Community 20 District Minister, Pastor Justice Appiah Afful, among others.

Speaking on the topic, “Born To Give Life” – John 1:1-4, the General Secretary revealed that the Word of God is not just sounds and symbols, but a personality called Jesus Christ, with John introducing him as God and divine.

Highlighting the two things about the Word, he said it has creative powers and life.

He revealed that the Word has the capacity and the power to create, recounting the creation story in Genesis 1:3-4, Colossians 1:15-17 where God through his Word called things that were not there into being. Citing John 1:3, Apostle Obuobi said that inherent in the Word of God is the power to create. He prayed that the creative power of God be made manifest in the lives of the people.

Quoting Hebrews 1:1-3, he indicated that not only does the Word of God create, but it has the power to sustain all things. He, therefore, encouraged believers not to be afraid of the uncertainties of the ensuing year, because the power of the Word will sustain them.

The General Secretary further explained that Jesus, who is the Word of God, became flesh (allowed himself to be conceived by a woman and born into the world) – John 1:14, Revelation 19:12-14, so he could share the life in him with the world.

According to him, the very moment one accepts Christ, that person shares in this new life, saying, “As a believer, you are a carrier of life, so you are not an ordinary person.”

He challenged Christians to let the life in them touch other people (John 7:38) to transform others to make the world a better place for all.  

He indicated that Jesus Christ may not physically be present with us, his word is with us and is still active – John 6:63.

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Elder Dr. Emmanual Yeboah Honoured At Ghana Medical Excellence Awards web

Elder Dr. Emmanual Yeboah Honoured At Ghana Medical Excellence Awards

The Presiding Elder of the New Aplaku Central Assembly in the Kasoa Area of The Church of Pentecost, Elder Dr. Emmanuel Owusu Yeboah, was honoured at this year’s Ghana Medical Excellence Awards as “Overall Best Dentist” (First Runner-Up).

The glittering ceremony was held on November 24, 2023, within the hallowed halls of the State House in Accra, where luminaries from the medical field gathered to honour excellence.

The New Aplaku Assembly, where Elder Dr. Yeboah has been an instrumental figure, received the news with pride and much excitement.

Consequently, Congratulatory messages poured in from colleagues, parishioners, and well-wishers, highlighting the positive impact Elder Dr. Yeboah has had on the lives of those he has served.

In a gracious acceptance speech, Elder Dr. Yeboah expressed profound gratitude to God for the honour bestowed upon him.

He underscored the significance of oral health in the broader context of overall well-being and emphasised the collective effort of the entire dental community in advancing healthcare standards.

According Elder Dr. Yeboah, the accolade serves as a resounding recognition of his outstanding contributions, not only to his local community but to the broader landscape of healthcare in Ghana.

Report by the Media Team, New Aplaku District