Bethel Worship Centre In Bolgatanga Empowers Female Students Of Akantome Junior High School
Joseph Otsibah 
The School Outreach Ministry (SOM), in collaboration with the Women’s Ministry of Bethel Worship Centre in the Bolgatanga Area of The Church of Pentecost, has organised a special event at Akantome Junior High School in Zaare, Bolgatanga. The initiative was aimed at empowering, inspiring, and supporting young girls in both their academic and spiritual journeys.
A particularly significant moment during the event was the salvation of 15 girls who accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour. Additionally, 52 other students rededicated their lives to the Lord, marking a powerful moment of spiritual renewal and growth.
The programme, which formed part of the activities commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child, included a range of events, notably a motivational session led by the Resident Minister, Probationary Overseer Dr Kwame Ajei-Amoafo, and his wife, Joy. They ministered to the girls, emphasising the importance of trusting in God’s guidance and wisdom in everyday life. Their message was rooted in Proverbs 3:5–6, encouraging the students to rely on God’s understanding and to trust in His divine plan for their lives.
As part of the outreach, the ministry donated essential items to the girls, including exercise books, pens, and sanitary pads. These gifts were intended to support their educational needs and promote menstrual hygiene and dignity. The gesture was warmly received, with the students expressing heartfelt gratitude and excitement.
The event concluded on a hopeful and optimistic note, with the girls encouraged to pursue their dreams and aspirations with faith, resilience, and determination.
Bethel Worship Centre’s commitment to empowering and nurturing the next generation was clearly demonstrated through this initiative, which sought to make a lasting impact on the lives of young people.
Report by Comfort Nmaah Adongo, Bolgatanga
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