The Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC) Atomic, led by the Resident Minister, Apostle Anthony Mensah, has showcased remarkable generosity by donating substantial cash and essential items to the International Missions Office of The Church of Pentecost.
The donation, a testament to the church’s resolute commitment to supporting missions work, was made possible through the contributions of the Month-Born Groups within the church.
The church donated GHS 120,000.00 to the Nakpanduri District in the Walewale Area to aid in the construction of a church building. Additionally, GHS 110,000.00 was provided to support similar projects in the Afram Plains Area, while GHS 25,000.00 was given to the Kajaji District in the Atebubu Area for the construction of a borehole.
To further equip the missions field, the church provided an A4 printer machine, three motorbikes, four megaphones, and 50 bags of new and slightly used clothing to some deprived districts.
The gesture was part of PIWC Atomic’s initiative to crown the year 2024 with impactful giving to support missions.
Mrs Victoria Kumi-Woode, an administrative manager at the Missions Office, received the donation on behalf of the IMD.
Praising the PIWC-Atomic, she expressed her deep gratitude to the church for their generosity and commitment to advancing the missions work of The Church of Pentecost. Mrs Kumi-Woode emphasised that such acts of kindness are vital in transforming lives in mission areas.
Elder Atta Sonno, Secretary of PIWC Atomic, was also present during the donation ceremony.
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