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Elder Prince Amoah, Executive Chairman of the Prince Mark Group of Companies, together with his wife, Margaret, has singlehandedly constructed and donated a fully furnished church auditorium valued at GHS 1,891,651.78 to the Yawkwei Assembly in the Konongo Area of The Church of Pentecost.

The modern auditorium is fully completed with floor tiles, platform curtains, musical instruments, and seating arrangements to enhance worship and church activities.

The facility was officially dedicated by Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, on behalf of the Chairman of the Church.

The Yawkwei Assembly, which falls under the Habitat District of the Konongo Area, was established on May 14, 1989, under the leadership of the late Pastor Ackah Baidoo. The assembly began with humble beginnings, holding services at the Yawkwei D/A Primary School. In 1991, through perseverance and faith, the congregation acquired a plot of land to construct a permanent place of worship. From an initial membership of just eight believers – three men and five women – the assembly has grown steadily over the years.

Delivering the sermon on the theme “The Whole Duty of Man,” drawn from Ecclesiastes 12:13, Apostle Obuobi explained that man’s duty is twofold: to fear God and to obey His commandments. He emphasised that the Christian God is a living God who speaks and expects obedience.

“We serve a God who listens and speaks. In times past, He spoke through the prophets, and today He speaks through His Son,” he stated.

The General Secretary stressed that when God speaks, obedience – not debate – is required. “We do not rationalise the Word of God. All He requires is obedience,” he said, adding that God demands total obedience, not partial compliance, because “the Word of the King is law.”

He further reminded believers that salvation brings them under a new authority. “A new creation is no longer under the kingdom of Satan but under the Kingdom of God,” he noted, explaining that no religious activity can replace obedience. “Prayer and fasting cannot substitute obedience. God is interested in your heart,” he added.

Quoting John 14:15 and 1 John 5:3, Apostle Obuobi concluded that obedience is both the proof of one’s love for God and a benefit to the believer.

Dignitaries present at the service included Mrs. Juliana Korkor Obuobi, wife of the General Secretary; Apostle Peter Kofi Dzemekey (Executive Council Member/Ashanti RCC Coordinator/Asokwa Area Head); Pastor Stephen Amoako (Konongo Area Head); Pastor Peter Ansah (Area Secretary); Pastor Thomas Paul Owusu (Juansa District); Pastor Fred Sarfo (New Koforidua District); Pastor Michael Acheampong (Juaso District); Pastor Peter Rockson Ati (Dwease District); and Pastor Eric Nkwah (Patriensa District).

Also present were Pastor Elisha Edusei of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Mr. Razak Alhassan, Assembly Member for Yawkwei, and traditional leaders from the community.

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The COP Men’s Ministry (PEMEM) – Obuasi Area, in partnership with AngloGold Ashanti Obuasi Mine and Vivo Energy Ghana, successfully conducted a three-day road safety awareness campaign, “Kwanso Dwoodwoo,” aimed at promoting responsible road use and reducing traffic accidents, particularly during the Christmas season.

The campaign began on Tuesday with outreach activities across key locations in Obuasi, engaging drivers, motorists, pragyia riders, and passengers. The team educated road users on safe driving practices, defensive driving, adherence to traffic laws, and the shared responsibility of ensuring safety on Ghana’s roads. Educational materials on road safety, distributed with support from AngloGold Ashanti and Vivo Energy, were used to enhance awareness, improve knowledge, and encourage behavioural change among all categories of road users.

Addressing participants on the first day, Area PEMEM Leader, Pastor Prince Agyeman, called on the public to embrace Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, noting that His teachings foster peace, discipline, and responsible behaviour both on and off the road. He emphasised that Christ is the true reason for the festive season.

The initiative received technical support from several institutions, including the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Ghana National Fire Service, National Ambulance Service, Obuasi Municipal Transport Unit, Safety Campaign Ghana, National Road Safety Commission, and the Narcotics Control Board. Resource people from these organisations delivered practical presentations and interactive sessions, highlighting traffic management, emergency response, substance abuse prevention, and strict compliance with road safety regulations.

On Wednesday, a durbar was held at the Horsey Park Lorry Terminal, engaging commercial drivers in direct discussions. Elder Ato Cobbina, Assistant Area Leader, representing the Area Head, advised drivers to resist undue pressure from vehicle owners or others that could compel risky behavior. He also appealed to passengers and the public to avoid actions that contribute to accidents and loss of lives.

The final day of the campaign extended to the Obuasi–Kumasi Highway, where road users were cautioned to observe patience, vigilance, and adherence to safety rules, particularly on busy routes prone to accidents during festive periods. Prophet David Kankam Beditor, Area Head, urged all drivers to treat safety as a personal and moral obligation, reminding that every accident affects real families and communities.

The “Kwanso Dwoodwoo” campaign has been widely commended for its holistic approach, strong stakeholder collaboration, and timely intervention. The initiative underscores PEMEM Obuasi’s commitment, in partnership with key institutions, to community safety, responsible citizenship, and the promotion of life and peace on Ghana’s roads, to the glory of God.

Report by Elder Eben McKeown Asare

The Greek word Zoe appears repeatedly in the New Testament to describe a distinct kind of life: the eternal, divine life that exists in God Himself. When believers speak of the “Spirit Life,” they are referring to the experience of this divine life entering and transforming the human spirit. It is not produced through intellectual effort alone, but through a supernatural meeting point where the Word of God and the Holy Spirit engage the human heart. At that intersection, scripture moves beyond information and becomes a living, ongoing divine dialogue.

In this experience, the Word of God becomes more than ink on a page. It comes alive with spiritual power, reshaping the inner life of the believer. Jesus affirms this reality in John 6:63 when He says that it is the Spirit who gives life and that the natural realm, by itself, offers no lasting help. When scripture is received through the lens of the Spirit, it becomes an encounter rather than a mere reading. The words spoken by Christ become Spirit and life, awakening faith and understanding within the heart.

Fellowship with the Holy Spirit is not an abstract or mystical escape from reality. It is an active and ongoing relationship in which the Spirit serves as teacher, guide, and the gentle voice of God in moments of uncertainty. As Colossians 3:16 instructs, the message of Christ is meant to dwell richly within the believer. The Word does not simply visit; it inhabits, shaping the inner person into a dwelling place for God. Through the Spirit’s work, the veil is lifted, enabling believers to see Christ more clearly and, in doing so, gain deeper insight into their own identity. Scripture functions like a mirror, not to condemn, but to transform, reflecting the glory of the Lord from within.

Reading the Bible, therefore, is not merely an exercise in acquiring knowledge. It is a pathway to personal growth and spiritual maturity. Each passage becomes a place of worship, guiding believers from striving to resting, from confusion to clarity. As the Word fills the mind, the Spirit gains room to lead the heart. Over time, scripture becomes the language of the believer, and the Spirit its interpreter, using the Word to build resilient faith and steady hope.

The Holy Spirit also brings supernatural insight, illuminating truths that human reasoning alone cannot fully grasp. Verses once familiar can suddenly speak with fresh clarity, revealing healing, direction, and freedom. Hebrews 4:12 reminds believers that the Word of God is living and active, discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart. In this ongoing engagement with scripture, peace replaces anxiety, and faith overcomes inner conflict.

Transformation, the Bible teaches, does not come from striving harder but from beholding Christ more deeply. As believers read with open hearts and attentive spirits, the Holy Spirit writes the Word not only in the mind but on the heart, producing lasting change.

Written by Pharm. Benjamin M.K. Mensah (Tema New Town District)

The Tema Area Youth Joint Service was successfully convened, highlighted by an uplifting message from Apostle Isaac Nii Kotei Djani entitled “Be a Dreaming Pentecostal Youth.” His message urged young people to live intentional lives guided by godly dreams, steadfast discipline, and unwavering faith.

Drawing from Genesis 37:18–19, Apostle Kotei Djani highlighted the life of Joseph, known as “the dreamer,” explaining that individuals who achieve meaningful impact are those who dare to dream and refuse mediocrity. He emphasised that the future is largely shaped by the quality of today’s decisions and actions.

Contrasting Joseph with Judah, he urged the youth to embrace self-control, righteousness, and moral discipline. He defined a dream as more than a vision in sleep; it is a cherished aspiration or divine purpose that reflects God’s plan. He also cautioned against carelessly sharing dreams, noting that Joseph’s brothers harboured resentment after hearing his dreams.

Apostle Kotei Djani outlined principles for protecting and fulfilling God-given dreams, including loving righteousness, diligent work, starting small, developing personal gifts, maintaining a good heart, practicing forgiveness, and being rooted in the Word of God. Scriptures such as Hebrews 1:9, Ecclesiastes 9:10, Proverbs 18:16, and Psalm 119:9,11 were cited to reinforce these principles.

He stressed that character, conduct, and integrity are as important as talent, noting that many gifted individuals fail to progress due to poor character. Drawing from Genesis 41:46, he encouraged patience, explaining that Joseph’s dream took thirteen years to materialise. Concluding, he urged the youth to maintain strong faith in God, assuring them that every God-given dream has an appointed time for fulfillment, as affirmed in Habakkuk 2:3.

The service also celebrated individuals and groups who brought honour to the Tema Area at the National Youth Music Competition. The True Vine Choir of Community One District was commended for winning the competition. Dcn Emmanuel Opoku (KOEMMA) of Community 12 District was recognised for placing second in the Spoken Word Competition, while Esther Antwiwaa Brown of the Tema Greenwich Meridian District secured second place in the Senior Bible Bee Competition.

Apostle Kotei Djani congratulated the awardees and encouraged all youth to continue striving for excellence, discipline, and service. Pastor Dr Suleman De-Graft Issaka, the Area Youth Leader, expressed gratitude to the Area Head, his wife, ministers, and all supporters in the Tema Area for their continued commitment to the Youth Ministry.

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Apostle Francis Agyemang Badu, the Kintampo Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, has declared that the time Christians spend with God is a vital investment that yields lasting dividends in ministry. He made this assertion while speaking on the theme “Sinai, Where Moses Met God” at the Kintampo Area Annual Ministers and Wives Pre-Christmas Retreat, emphasising the importance of intentional devotion and disciplined fellowship with God as a foundational resource for effective Christian service.

Apostle Agyemang Badu noted that the habit of meeting with God should be cultivated by every believer. He explained that God’s presence is not easily encountered and requires deliberate preparation. Drawing from Exodus 19:1–25, he highlighted Moses’ encounter with God on Mount Sinai, showing that while God initiates encounters with His people, He requires their willingness to obey, sensitivity to hear, consecration, and deep reverence.

He stressed that God’s purpose in meeting His people is to communicate His written Word, reveal His mind, and provide detailed instruction for the Tabernacle, symbolic of our lives and ministry. Believers are therefore called to approach God with humility and reverence, recognising His eternal holiness.

To help Christians apply these lessons, Apostle Agyemang Badu outlined four practical principles for meeting with God. First, a dedicated place is essential, whether a room, desk, or quiet corner conducive to focus and reflection. Second, preparation of the heart and mind is critical to receiving from God, including obedience, sensitivity, and consecration. Third, the Scriptures serve as the primary guide for discerning God’s mind and direction. Finally, maintaining a journal or notebook helps believers record insights and instructions from God, ensuring they remember and apply His guidance in daily life.

Concluding his message, Apostle Agyemang Badu encouraged ministers and all Christians to cultivate the daily practice of meeting with God, describing it as a spiritually profitable investment that enhances personal devotion and strengthens ministry effectiveness.

The annual Ministers and Wives Pre-Christmas Retreat, held this year at Peace Villa Hotel in Nchiraa, Bono East Region, was designed to foster spiritual revival, renewal, and encouragement among ministers and their spouses in the Kintampo Area, equipping them for impactful service in the Church.

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A former Deputy Registrar at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Elder Dr Vincent Ankomah Lomotey, has urged staff at The Church of Pentecost Headquarters to champion excellence in their respective roles.

Delivering a paper on December 11, 2025, during this year’s Headquarters Management and Staff Retreat at the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC), Gomoa Fetteh, Elder Lomotey emphasised the importance of fostering a conducive working environment, noting that every employee requires adequate logistics and resources to perform effectively.

He encouraged participants to serve as torchbearers and ambassadors of their organisation by familiarising themselves with its vision and mission. Elder Lomotey further advised church workers to be proactive, continually develop and refine their skills, and remain open to mentorship, stressing that leaders must also be willing to learn.

Additionally, he urged staff to be resilient and cultivate a thick skin, as they may not always be appreciated in the workplace. He reminded participants that their ultimate supervisor is God, who sees their efforts, and encouraged them to strive for excellence, referencing Daniel’s “excellent spirit.”

Elder Lomotey explained that excellence is not merely about personal achievement but also about being trustworthy, respectful, and fit for purpose. He outlined key attributes of workplace excellence, including appearance, demeanour, attitude, dedication, and respect for others.

Concluding his presentation, Elder Lomotey noted that excellence is a key criterion for promotion and urged participants to be team players by making their colleagues’ tasks less burdensome.

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The 2025 Headquarters Management and Staff Retreat of The Church of Pentecost continued at the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC) on December 11, with Apostle Professor Peter Ohene Kyei (Retd) delivering an insightful presentation on the significance of teamwork and collaboration.

Apostle Prof. Kyei underscored the vital role of teamwork and collaboration in attaining excellence, using the Boeing 747 aircraft as an example. He explained that the aircraft comprises six million parts manufactured in different countries, demonstrating the necessity of coordinated effort. He noted that effective teamwork and collaboration require a high degree of professionalism and punctuality, adding that unity is a powerful force capable of transforming impossibilities into possibilities.

He stressed that teamwork is not about individual accomplishments but about working collectively towards a shared objective, placing group cohesion and efficiency above personal interests. To illustrate this, Apostle Prof. Kyei referenced biblical examples such as Moses and his seventy elders, and Jesus with His twelve disciples, highlighting the strength found in collaborative effort.

Encouraging participants to pursue excellence, Apostle Prof. Kyei remarked that excellence attracts recognition and reward, and is underpinned by values such as integrity, trustworthiness, and discipline. He urged them to stand out in their endeavours, citing Daniel 6:3, and reminded them that their quest for holiness should guide their pursuit of excellence (Colossians 3:23).

In conclusion, Apostle Kyei affirmed that teamwork and collaboration foster a sense of belonging, stimulate innovation, and enhance job satisfaction, and should ultimately reflect the character of God.

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The Pentecost Men’s Ministry (PEMEM) of the Ho Area, in collaboration with the Pentecost Students and Associates (PENSA) Lower Volta Sector, has undertaken a major free medical outreach at the Ho Central Market as part of its Diakonia mandate under the “Possessing the Nations” agenda. The initiative forms part of PEMEM’s Four-Year Strategic Vision, which focuses on promoting the holistic development of men and the wider community through spiritual, physical, psychological, social, and economic interventions.

Held on Saturday, November 29, 2025, the exercise was organised under the leadership of the Ho Area PEMEM Leader, Pastor Peter Adams, and the PENSA Travelling Secretary for the Lower Volta Sector, Pastor Vitalis Banaangmwine Dogoli. The event brought together a combined team of 35 Gospel Heralds and 28 health professionals drawn from key medical facilities in the municipality, including the Ho Teaching Hospital, Ho Municipal Hospital, the University of Health and Allied Sciences, and the Ho Nursing Training College.

The outreach provided essential health services to residents, market traders, and vulnerable groups who often lack access to routine medical care. A total of 390 individuals benefited from services such as general medical consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring, malaria, typhoid and hepatitis testing, eye screening, and mental health assessments. The exercise also featured a free National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) registration and renewal desk, which supported 143 people to either acquire or reactivate their membership.

Central to the outreach was the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Gospel Heralds moved through the market, lorry stations, shops, ghettos, and even engaged travellers in vehicles, sharing the message of salvation and offering prayer and counselling. The evangelistic efforts yielded remarkable results, with 67 souls won, 6 new members recorded, 4 backsliders restored, and 40 individuals rededicating their lives to Christ. Five of the new converts were baptised in water. Many beneficiaries also received counselling to support their spiritual and psychological wellbeing.

Speaking to the media on behalf of the Ho Area Head, Apostle Emmanuel Agyei Kwafo, Pastor Peter Adams emphasised that the initiative reflects the Church of Pentecost’s commitment to holistic ministry. He explained that Diakonia goes beyond spiritual nourishment to include compassionate acts that meet the physical and social needs of communities. Beneficiaries and community leaders commended the Church for the timely intervention, describing the outreach as both impactful and transformative.

Report by Ho Area PEMEM Media Team

Twifo Wawase, Central Region – The Twifo Wawase District of The Church of Pentecost has been adjudged the Best Faith-Based Organisation in Agriculture in the Twifo Hemang Lower Denkyira District, Central Region, for the year 2025.

The award, presented during the 41st Central Regional Farmers Day celebration held at Foso College of Education Park, Assin Foso, recognises the district’s outstanding efforts in promoting agricultural development.

Led by District Minister, Pastor Isaiah Nwikya Katakyi, the Twifo Wawase District has diversified its agricultural portfolio, boasting an impressive range of produce, including pigs, birds, oil palm, coconut, maize, plantains, cassava, and various vegetables.

The district has also embarked on tree planting, with over 300 trees planted, aligning with the Green Ghana Initiative. This achievement is a testament to the district’s commitment to environmental sustainability and food security.

Receiving the award, Pastor Katakyi expressed gratitude to God, church members, and all stakeholders who contributed to the district’s success. He urged faith-based organizations to engage in agriculture and other ventures to improve livelihoods.

The award ceremony was graced by notable dignitaries, including the Central Regional Minister, Hon. Ekow Panyin Okyere Eduamoah, and the Central Regional Member of Council of State, Hon. Hakeem Addae.

Report by Joseph Smiles Adu

Elder Samuel Amo Tobbin, Executive Chairman of Tobinco Group of Companies, and his wife, Mrs. Mercy Araba Sika Tobbin, have generously donated a brand-new Honda CRV to the Nima District of the La Area of The Church of Pentecost. The vehicle, valued at Two Hundred and Sixty Thousand Ghana Cedis (GHS 260,000), was presented to the district on Sunday, 23rd November 2025.

Apostle Dr. Dieudonne Komla Nuekpe, La Area Head, received the vehicle on behalf of the church and expressed heartfelt gratitude and blessings to the Tobbin family for their remarkable gesture. He commended the couple for their commitment to supporting the work of the church and enabling the District to carry out its ministry more effectively.

The presentation was attended by Pastor Thomas Anane of the Accra Newtown District, Pastor Emmanuel Abugre of the Nima District, as well as members of the Nima District Executive Committee. The new vehicle is expected to enhance the District’s outreach programs, pastoral activities, and administrative operations.

Speaking on the occasion, members of the District expressed appreciation for the Tobbins’ generosity, describing the donation as timely and impactful for the growth of the church and the facilitation of its mission in the community.

The act reflects a continued culture of support and partnership between members of The Church of Pentecost and the leadership at various levels, aimed at advancing both spiritual and practical initiatives within the church.
Report by Pastor Daniel Nana Sei Mensah, La Area Media Committee Chairman