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The second edition of the National All Leavers Summit has made a remarkable impact on thousands of Junior High and Senior High School graduates across Ghana. The nationwide event, held on Saturday, September 20, 2025, was jointly organised by the Pent Media Centre, Scripture Union, and the Schools Outreach Ministry of The Church of Pentecost, with more than 130 centres participating simultaneously.

The Kaneshie Worship Centre auditorium of The Church of Pentecost served as the main hub of the summit, which was held under the theme: “Focusing, Guiding and Nurturing the Next Generation Today.”

At Kaneshie, Mr Emmanuel Kofi Techi, Ayawaso North Municipal Director of Education, urged students to pursue excellence with discipline and integrity. Rev. Prof. Ivy Drafor-Amenyah encouraged participants to remain rooted in Christ and seek God’s guidance in decision-making, while Dr Joshua Oppong Sarfo motivated them to cultivate vision and resilience. The Director of the Pent Media Centre, Pastor Dr Felix Dela Klutse, reminded attendees to be “heavenly focused and earthly relevant.”

The summit also featured career guidance breakout sessions in Health Sciences, Business, Technical and Vocational Skills, and Education. Dr Josephine Nhyira Benyi emphasised time management as a key to success, while music ministrations by Emmanuel Tetteh Judah and Elder Shadrach Yeboah uplifted the gathering.

The Kaneshie Central venue alone recorded over 2,018 students, mobilised from Kaneshie, Anyaa-Ablekuma, Achimota, Odorkor, Dansoman, and La. The event was graced by the Kaneshie Area Head of the church, Apostle Daniel Dekpor, and facilitated by seasoned speakers, including Dr Henry Hackman, Dr Akli Nartey, and Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh, National Coordinator of the Schools Outreach Ministry, together with his wife, Dr Salome Mensah Tandoh.

A powerful altar call led by Elder Rockson Antwi saw approximately 330 students surrendering their lives to Christ, with many others rededicating themselves.

Across the country, the summit offered a unique blend of spiritual, moral, and career guidance, equipping young people for life beyond school.

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The Obuasi Area of The Church of Pentecost, under the leadership of Prophet David Kankam Beditor, has made a significant stride in nurturing the spiritual growth of its young members. On Saturday, September 13, 2025, a grand ceremony was held at the Bidieso Central Auditorium to promote 1,000 teenagers from the Children’s Ministry to the Youth Ministry.

This momentous occasion was part of the just-ended Children’s Ministry National Week celebration, a testament to the church’s commitment to raising a generation that fears God. The event marked a major milestone in the spiritual journey of the young people, as they transitioned to the Youth Ministry, where they will continue to grow in faith and service.

As a National Patron of the Children’s Ministry, Prophet David Kankam Beditor’s leadership played a pivotal role in this achievement, demonstrating his dedication to mentoring and guiding the next generation of church leaders. The Obuasi Area of the church remains committed to providing a nurturing environment for its members to grow and flourish in the things of God.

As these young people embark on this new chapter in their spiritual walk, they are encouraged to remain steadfast in their faith and continue to serve the Lord with passion and dedication.

Report by Obuasi Area Media

The National Coordinator for the Schools Outreach Ministry (SOM) of The Church of Pentecost, Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh, participated in a capacity-building conference organised for frontline staff, comprising management, heads, and assistants of the Ga East Municipal Directorate of the Ghana Education Service.

The event, held at the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Atomic, brought together 140 educational leaders, supported by five keynote speakers and twelve additional resource persons. It was convened under the theme, “Resetting Attitudes of Staff Towards Work.”

In his address, Pastor Tandoh stressed the need for both personal and professional development, encouraging educational leaders to embrace renewed attitudes and adopt positive mindsets capable of driving sustainable transformation within the education sector.

His remarks inspired attendees to pursue excellence, uphold integrity, and foster a culture of continuous improvement in their service to pupils and communities.

The conference represents another stride in The Church of Pentecost’s ongoing commitment to promoting excellence in education by equipping educational leaders with the mindset and tools required to lead with influence and integrity.

Among those present were Mr Eric Sey (Municipal Director, Ga East), Mr Charles Odom (Municipal Director of Education, Weija), Elder Professor Adu Amankwah (Educationalist), Deacon Dr Sampson-Obed Appiah (Senior Lecturer, University of Ghana, Legon), and a representative from the Ecobank Development Corporation.

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Apostle Dr. Ebenezer Hagan, Youth Ministry Director of The Church of Pentecost, has emphasized that Generation Z is not the future church but the church of today. Speaking on Day 2 of the Foundation Builders Conference (FBC) 2025 at the Pentecost Convention Centre, Gomoa-Yesukrom, he issued a compelling call for intentional discipleship.

“This generation isn’t future church—they are the church now. When discipled well, they can reach the Alpha and Beta generations,” he declared.

Providing a generational overview, Apostle Hagan described Gen Z as digitally fluent, authenticity-driven, and truth-seeking. “They are wired differently, and the Church must respond intentionally and relationally,” he said.

He stressed the urgency of equipping young people with boldness and purpose: “Timidity is not part of God’s plan for children—they must be nurtured to be bold, confident, and resilient. When they know who they are and whose they are, they thrive.”

Apostle Hagan advocated for relevant ministry strategies including digital content, music, drama, and prayer teams. He emphasized hands-on mentorship and discipleship rooted in integrity and real-life engagement.

“Gen Z refuses passive faith—they seek lived experience and integrity in their leaders. The future belongs to those who are reached, resourced, and released today,” he concluded.

Report by Children’s Ministry Media

The Cape Coast Sector of the Pentecost Students and Associates (PENSA) recently carried out an outreach programme at the Ankaful Annex Prisons Camp, combining evangelism with acts of compassion through donations of essential items.

The outreach, held on June 26, 2025, was spearheaded by the Sector Travelling Secretary, Pastor Blessing Joseph Quayson, with support from Pastor Albert Amponsah, Cape Coast Area Prisons Ministry Coordinator; Elder Confidence Koomson, Sector Head, and other dedicated team members.

During the visit, the team donated a variety of items to the inmates, including rice, sugar, gari, cooking oil, tomato paste, bathing and washing soap, toilet rolls, toothbrushes and toothpaste, Bibles, and both bottled and sachet water. The donation was gratefully received by the Deputy Director of Prisons, Dr Anthony Dadzie, who expressed heartfelt appreciation to the church for its generosity and continued support.

The highlight of the outreach was the powerful ministration of the gospel by Pastor Blessing Joseph Quayson. Preaching from Romans 5:5–9, he shared a message of hope, grace, and salvation. Moved by the Word, 32 inmates made the life-changing decision to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and personal Saviour.

Following the sermon, Pastor Albert Amponsah led a fervent prayer session for the new converts and all inmates present, invoking God’s blessings and strength upon their lives.

The inmates expressed deep gratitude to the church for the visit and the donations, noting how much the outreach had impacted them spiritually and emotionally.

Report by PENSA Cape Coast Sector Media Team

In a touching display of generosity, the Lamashegu District Schools Outreach Ministry (SOM) of The Church of Pentecost has donated brand-new shoes to 30 pupils at Bamvim Presbyterian Primary School, bringing joy and comfort to the young people.

The donation was led by a delegation from the Church, including Pastor Frank Amoako Henneh (District Minister), his wife Sarah, Elder Nicholas Tenadu (SOM Coordinator), and Elder John Akapko. They presented the gifts on behalf of the Church, demonstrating the love of Christ in a tangible way.

The atmosphere was filled with joy and gratitude as the children received their new shoes with beaming smiles and thankful hearts.

The Headmistress of the school expressed sincere appreciation for the thoughtful gesture and appealed for continued support to help meet the ongoing needs of the pupils.

During a brief exhortation, Pastor Henneh shared on the topic: ‘Don’t forget to do good and to share what you have because God is pleased with these kinds of sacrifices’ based on from Hebrews 13:16: He noted that acts of kindness and generosity are not merely good deeds but divine responsibilities that reflect the heart of God.

‘As Christians,’ he said, ‘we are called to reflect Christ by extending kindness to others. This is central to our mission as a Church—to reveal the goodness of Christ in our communities and to possess the nations with His love.’

He encouraged teachers, pupils, and community members alike to embrace a spirit of compassion and become vessels of generosity in their daily lives.

This gesture is a shining example of The Church of Pentecost’s commitment to its ‘Possessing the Nations’ agenda, which aims to influence every sphere of society with Kingdom values and principles.

Report by Tamale Area Media Team