Other Sheep Ministry Holds Capacity-Building Retreat At PCC Brofoyedru; 138 Souls Won For Christ
Joseph Otsibah 
The Other Sheep Ministry of The Church of Pentecost held a three-day Capacity-Building Conference at the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC), Brofoyedru, in the Kwadaso Area from October 1 to 3, 2025. The conference was crowned with a gospel outreach at Kotwi Township, which, by the grace of God, yielded 138 souls for the Lord.
The “Go Ye” Team of the Other Sheep Ministry from Accra arrived at PCC-Brofoyedru on October 1, 2025, and, together with the Kwadaso Area team, engaged in an intense prayer session to prepare spiritually for the programme.
On the second day, the National Coordinator of the Ministry, Evangelist Abraham Addae Agyemang, expounded on the vision, mission, core functions, and strategic plan of the Other Sheep Ministry. Drawing insights from Luke 10:16–20, he reminded participants that “Jesus is with us even as He sends us. He is the only One who sends and yet accompanies the sent.”
He further explained that those whom Jesus sent to evangelize returned rejoicing because even demonic spirits submitted to them. “Jesus, who was with them, also said He saw Satan fall like lightning,” he stated. Evangelist Agyemang encouraged believers to rejoice, not merely in miracles, but because their names are written in the Book of Life. He also urged the participants to walk in obedience to Christ’s command to “heal the sick and raise the dead” as they go about soul-winning.
The National Secretary of the Ministry, Pastor Daniel Gyekye, facilitated a session on how to practically share the gospel with people of other faiths. Pastor Isaac Dome also equipped participants with the One-Minute Witness approach to gospel presentation.
In addition, Pastor Simon Dorsonu, the Kwadaso Area Coordinator, and Pastor Luke Nemen Sei, a member of the National Executive Committee (NEC), led participants in intensive intercessory prayers to prepare the spiritual atmosphere for evangelism.
On the final day, participants were divided into ten teams of seven members each and deployed into the Kotwi community to proclaim the gospel. To the glory of God, their efforts resulted in the salvation of 138 souls.
Report by Pastor Daniel Gyekye (National Executive Committee Secretary, The Other Sheep Ministry)
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