Joseph Attoh 
The Church of Pentecost, Poyentanga District, successfully held the second edition of its PENT5000 outreach programme, benefiting over 800 vulnerable persons from within and beyond the District.
The event took place on Friday, 2nd January 2026, at Da-Eyire, drawing participants from twelve surrounding communities, including Fulani community members, persons with disabilities, widows, the aged, and children.
In his address, District Minister Overseer Bright Alanyo cited Matthew 25:35–40, emphasising that the initiative aligns with the Church’s Vision 2028, which seeks to demonstrate Christ’s love through practical acts of service. He encouraged members of the Church and the public to show compassion and help in whatever small ways they can to improve the lives of the vulnerable.
The programme was graced by Overseer Joseph Asomaning of the Namong District, whose presence highlighted the significance of the outreach. Beneficiaries were served a hearty and well-prepared meal, generously provided by Mrs Mame Nancy Alanyo, wife of the District Minister, ensuring attendees were nourished both physically and spiritually.
In his closing remarks, Overseer Bright Alanyo expressed profound gratitude to God for the successful execution of the programme. He also sincerely appreciated the Wa Area Head, Apostle Bernard Azizu Mohammed Abogorago, for his continued support, leadership, and guidance, which contributed greatly to the smooth organisation of the event.
The PENT5000 outreach demonstrates the Church of Pentecost, Poyentanga District’s commitment to uplifting vulnerable members of society, translating faith into practical action, and fostering hope, unity, and care within local communities. Programs like this continue to inspire active service among members while reflecting Christ’s love in tangible ways.
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