Pastor Ebo Quaye Urges Youth To Channel Same Passion For Sports And Politics Into Evangelism
Joseph Attoh 
The Resident Minister of PENSA at KNUST Campus, Pastor Jonathan Ebo Quaye, has issued a passionate call to Christian youth to redirect the same zeal they exhibit in supporting football teams and political parties towards evangelism.
Speaking on Day Three of the 2026 PENSA Ghana Conference at KNUST, Pastor Quaye stressed that such commitment could significantly advance efforts to rescue souls and uphold Kingdom values. He cited World Health Organization statistics, revealing that 63.9 million people die annually, 5.2 million monthly, 1.2 million weekly, and over 170,000 daily, many without knowing their eternal fate. Against this backdrop, he urged young Christians to actively preach the Gospel and engage in consistent follow-up to ensure lasting transformation.
Addressing the theme, “Effective Witnessing and Discipleship Strategies: The Reach-Out Model” inspired by Jude 23, Pastor Quaye explained that evangelism must go beyond mere announcements to personal engagement.
He introduced the “Five-Finger Gospel Illustration” as a practical tool: the thumb represents the soul-winner, while the four fingers signify praying for souls, preaching, following up, and discipling converts.
He emphasised that consistent follow-up is vital to prevent spiritual drift and nurture new believers.
Pastor Quaye, who is also an Associate Member of the Ghana Institute of Architects, encouraged participants to set clear outreach goals, maintain records, and welcome feedback to improve evangelistic efforts.
“The Gospel is not good news to those who have not heard it,” he stated, underscoring the urgency of spreading the message and ensuring effective discipleship.
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