The Greater Accra Regional (GAR) Ministers’ Wives of The Church of Pentecost, in collaboration with the Home and Urban Missions (HUM), on Thursday, May 14, 2026, embarked on an outreach at slum communities within the Accra Metropolitan Assembly.
The outreach was led by Mrs Mary Nyamekye, wife of the Chairman of the church, ably assisted by Mrs Juliana Korkor Obuobi, wife of the General Secretary, and Mrs Deborah Agyeman Bekoe, wife of the Missions Director.
As part of the exercise, the team evangelised through the streets of Avenor and Tudu, sharing the gospel message and demonstrating the love of Christ to vulnerable persons, particularly drug addicts and residents within the area. Food items and drinks were also distributed to support the beneficiaries.
Addressing the ministers’ wives before the outreach, Mrs Juliana Obuobi emphasised the need for Christians, especially mothers, to extend compassion and care to the less privileged in society.
According to her, mothers naturally nurture and care for their children, and as spiritual mothers who had recently celebrated Mother’s Day, the group felt burdened to reach out to people in HUM communities who lack decent shelter and access to balanced meals.
“We decided to visit these communities to demonstrate the love of Christ to them,” she stated.
In addition to the evangelism and donations, the group presented a brand-new wheelchair to a physically challenged man who is part of a HUM cell operating within the area.
The outreach formed part of the church’s ongoing efforts to support disadvantaged communities through evangelism, humanitarian assistance, and social intervention initiatives.
Also present were Apostle Benjamin Offei-Badu (National Coordinator, HUM) and Pastor Solomon Anderson (HUM Pastor for the Ashaiman Sector).
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