Joseph Otsibah 
As part of the vibrant National Youth Week Celebration, the Youth Ministry of Yesukrom Worship Centre in the Kasoa Area, in collaboration with the Schools Outreach Ministry, organised a Free Mega Health Screening and Gospel Outreach at New Nyanyanu Kojo Oku D/A Basic ‘B’.
A total of 723 individuals were screened, comprising 700 students and 23 teachers. Participants received essential medical check-ups and wellness education, empowering them to embrace healthy lifestyles and prioritise their well-being.
Guided by this year’s Youth Week theme, “Unleashed to Go and Tell,” the team was inspired to go beyond the physical aspects of health by sharing the Gospel of Christ with students and staff.
The evangelism segment of the outreach recorded 315 souls won, including 308 new converts and seven rededications, made up of 185 children and 130 adults. In all, 132 individuals expressed readiness for water baptism — a remarkable testament to the deep spiritual impact of the initiative.
The atmosphere was filled with joy, compassion, and unity as teachers, volunteers, and ministry leaders came together to serve with love and dedication. The collaboration between the Youth Ministry and the Schools Outreach Ministry demonstrated the Church’s commitment to holistic transformation — nurturing a generation that is healthy, hopeful, and anchored in Christ.
The event was graced by several dignitaries, including Apostle James Kwabena Asare (Kasoa Area Head), Pastor Frank Mensah Tandoh (National Schools Outreach Coordinator), Pastor Emmanuel Kofi Twumasi (District Pastor, CP District – Kasoa Area), Pastor Ebenezer Buadu-Ekumah (Nyanyano District Pastor – Kasoa Area), and Pastor Prince Odoom (Resident Minister, Yesukrom Worship Centre – Host). Their presence added great inspiration and support to the success of the day.
The organisers expressed deep gratitude to the COP Schools Outreach Ministry, the medical team, and all volunteers whose efforts made the day a memorable and impactful one.
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