The Chairman of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has indicated that children in the church have a role to play in the ‘Possessing the Nations’ agenda.
He said this on Sunday, January 26, 2025, when he joined the Children’s Ministry of the Kaneshie Worship Centre for a special time of fellowship.
Apostle Nyamekye informed the children that The Church of Pentecost is not solely for adults; children are equally vital members.
He discussed the church’s Vision 2028, rooted in Ephesians 3:10-11, which calls for transformation through the gospel. He traced the church’s leadership history, highlighting that God appoints leaders who come out with visions at every juncture. He stated that the current vision, ‘Possession the Nations,’ agenda is a mandate for both children and adults to actively participate in it.
Chairman Nyamekye called on children to embody their Christian identity in their schools and communities. He encouraged them to share the teachings they receive at church and to act as agents of change by addressing wrongdoings around them.
‘When you go to school let others know you are Christians and strive to transform your environment with love and good deeds,’ he stated.
This transformation, he said, extends beyond personal conduct; it encompasses efforts to combat societal issues like corruption.
He reiterated that the ‘whole’ church includes everyone—adults and children alike. He explained that Vision 2028 seeks to redefine ministry as any action that aligns with Kingdom values.
Apostle Nyamekye emphasised that ministry is not confined to church activities but should be evident in everyday life. He outlined practical actions children can take at home and school, encouraging them to share God’s word with family members, show respect and obedience to parents, assist with household chores, express love towards classmates, invite peers to learn about Christ, and support those in need through prayer and kindness.
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