The wife of the General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Mrs. Juliana Korkor Obuobi, fellowshipped with the Anyaa-Ablekuma Area on Wednesday, March 20, 2024.
The historic visit saw the gathering of all the pastorate and their wives, area, District, and local women’s leaders, as well as a mammoth of the women in the area.
The Area Head, Apostle William Ohemeng-Kwakye, in his welcome address, expressed his appreciation to Mrs. Julian Korkor Obuobi for making the time to visit the Area.
The congregation, who adorned themselves with the ministry’s paraphernalia, could not hide their joy as they danced their hearts out to the glory of God.
Mrs. Juliana Korkor Obuobi preached on the topic “The Unleashed Woman Transforming Her World,” where she stated that God has specially endowed women with the power of the Holy Spirit to position them to be able to transform her world.
She emphasised that the world is too large to be transformed by a single individual; however, God expects us to transform the whole world, which is why He has positioned them in various spheres in the marketplace to transform it.
Mrs. Korkor Obuobi also touched on the characteristics of the unleashed woman. According to her, the unleashed woman walks in righteousness and thus has no questionable character. Additionally, she speaks the truth wholeheartedly and is trustworthy.
“A woman unleashed does not gossip nor backbite. She patiently waits upon God and does not rush her way through life. The woman does not peddle herself in corruptible practices. Unleashed women are able to provide for the family. She shows compassion,” she stated.
Quoting Luke 24:9 and 1 Peter 2:9, she said that the unleashed woman is evangelistic and passionate about sharing Christ’s gospel with others wherever she finds herself.
She, therefore, urged women to embrace their role as change agents, bearing in mind that they are key stakeholders in the “Possessing the Nations” agenda.
Present at the event were Mrs. Comfort Ohemeng-Kwakye (Wife of the Area Head), ministers’ wives, and Women’s Ministry leaders at the area, district, and local levels.
Report by Anyaa Ablekuma Area Media Team