The love of God was demonstrated when members of the Tema Community Four District Evangelism and Women’s Ministries of The Church of Pentecost recently visited Akuse Female Prison in the Eastern Region to fellowship and donate assorted items to the inmates.
Welcoming the church, Assistant Director of Prisons (ADP) Mrs Joyce Annor Owusu gave an overview of the prison’s current state and led the team on a tour of the facility. She expressed concern about the challenging situation they faced in the facility due to limited resources.
Pastor Seth Attah-Baffour, the Tema Community Four District Minister, who led the church, delivered a message of hope to the inmates. Reading from Jeremiah 29:11, he encouraged the inmates to trust in God’s plans for their lives to give them hope and a future.
He advised the inmates to open their hearts for transformation rather than seeking to justify their actions. He also urged those who were victims of false accusations to remain hopeful and trust God for deliverance.
The team donated various essential items valued at GHS 5,000.00 to support the inmates. These included three bags of maize, gari, sugar, bread, sachet water, cloths and toiletries such as t-rolls, soaps and sanitary pads. A traveling bag was also donated.
Among the team members who visited the facility were Mrs Eunice Attah-Baffour (wife of the district minister), Deaconess Victoria Boansi (District Women’s Ministry Leader), Deaconess Dr Sarah Osei (Assistant District Women’s Ministry Leader), Deaconess Grace Dadson (District Women’s Ministry Secretary), Deaconess Priscilla Appiah (District Women’s Ministry Executive Committee Member), Elder Clement Awuku (Assistant District Evangelism Leader), Deaconess Jane Tsikudo (Evangelism Ministry Treasurer), Elder Michael Okwan (Former District Evangelism Ministry Secretary), and other members of the Evangelism and Women’s Ministries.
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