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This State Is Publicly Seeking God After Governor Declared 31 Days of Prayer and Fasting
People in the state of Tennessee are engaged in 31 days of prayer and fasting during the month of July to "seek God's hand of mercy and healing."
Governor Bill Lee signed House Joint Resolution 803 calling on citizens of the Volunteer State to pray as fast as they are able.
"We recognize that God, as Creator and King of all Glory, has both the authority to judge and to bless nations or states," the resolution declares.
The resolution points to the need for prayer by highlighting crises plaguing the state and nation including violent crime, human trafficking, drug addiction, the fentanyl crisis, children in foster care, and government corruption.
Christians across the state have been praying, while pastors and even public officials are leading believers to s...
Social Media Key In Promoting Missions Work – Pastor Dr Klutse
The Director of the Pent Media Centre of The Church of Pentecost, Pastor Dr Felix Dela Klutse, has revealed that social media is very critical in enhancing missions work as it can provide maximum results.
Making a presentation on ‘The Use of Technology and Social Media for Greater Results in Missions Work,’ at the 2024 Missions Orientation for newly called missionaries of The Church of Pentecost and ministerial students at the Pentecost Convention Centre, Gomoa Fetteh on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, Pastor Dr Klutse highlighted the need for Christians, including missionaries to learn how to use social media to facilitate the proclamation of the gospel.
‘Not learning how to use social media is like a missionary going into a new country and not learning their language,’ he cautioned.
The ...
Estate Assembly Launches “Free Sanitary Pad Project”
The Estate Assembly in the Adiebeba District of the Asokwa Area of The Church of Pentecost, has initiated a project called the “Free Sanitary Pad Project” aiming to empower girls and women with knowledge and skills to manage their menstrual hygiene effectively and sustainably.
The programme also provided a platform for stakeholders to engage in dialogues and find possible solutions to the menstrual hygiene challenges within the community, to ensure that girls stay focused on their education.
Research indicates that the high cost of hygiene products and the challenges in managing periods are significant factors that contribute to girls missing school. The increasing poverty levels in various communities in the country also lead to teenage pregnancy as young girls become dependent ...
2024 Missions Orientation Begins
The Pentecost Convention Centre in Gomoa Fetteh is hosting the 2024 edition of orientation for newly called missionaries and ministerial students of The Church of Pentecost.
The event began today, July 9, 2024, and is expected to end on Friday, July 12, 2024 with a commissioning service for the newly called ministers who have completed their ministerial formation.
Speaking at the opening session of the programme, the General Secretary of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, noted that as missionaries, it is good to be oriented to know the dos and don’ts of the ministry.
‘It is important that you get titbits on what to do and how to conduct yourself. We know the Holy Spirit is there, but you need a bit of training,’ he said.
He added that it is good to come toget...
VRA alerts public to potential spillage of excess water from Akosombo Dam
The Volta River Authority (VRA) has notified over 40 stakeholders, including the Minister for the Interior and local assemblies within the catchment areas of the Akosombo Dam, about the potential for excess water spillage.
The announcement, signed by Ing. Ken Arthur, Deputy Chief Executive in Charge of Services at the VRA, proposes a stakeholder engagement as a precautionary measure.
The communication underscores the importance of proactive engagement to ensure the Akosombo Dam's structural integrity and the surrounding communities' safety.
The VRA emphasised that while the spillage is not confirmed yet, preparing and engaging stakeholders promptly is essential.
According to the notice, these measures are part of VRA's commitment to maintaining the safety protoc...
COP-Germany Holds National Delegates Conference
The Church of Pentecost in Germany, under the leadership of Apostle Daniel Ato Eduah, organised a three-day National Delegates Conference in Hamburg.
The event, held from 20th to 22nd June 2024, aimed to strategise towards building transformative, multicultural, and multigenerational city churches across the country.
The main facilitator for the event was Mrs. Christine Musisi, founder and executive director of Inuka Ongoza Africa (INOZA).
Other notable speakers included Evangelist Sika Kwame (National Head, COP-Luxembourg), Pastor Michael Heitmann (Executive Pastor, Hoop Church), and Frau Yildiz Mirmigakis-Uyur (District Member of Parliament for Steilshoop and Bramfeld in Hamburg).
The conference brought together church leaders from various regions to discuss and pla...
2024 B.E.C.E: Schools Outreach Ministry Abeka Central Empowers Candidates
A significant gathering emerged at the Church of Pentecost, Abeka Central Auditorium, as the Abeka District Schools Outreach Ministry (SOM) in collaboration with Souls for Christ Outreach Network (SCON) organized a transformative event dubbed, 'Prayerfest' for the 2024 B.E.C.E candidates from some basic schools in Abeka and surrounding areas last Saturday, 29th June, 2024.
The event which attracted over 300 participants saw the presence of the Kaneshie Area Schools Outreach Ministry acting Coordinator and his Assistant, Elder David Arthur and Deacon Wilfred Donkor, Abeka District Coordinator, Elder Jeremiah Simpson,Souls for Christ Outreach Network Convener, Mr. Prosper Onomah, SOM Executive Member as well as Mr. Daniel Ato Kwamena Arhinful, an experienced teacher and examiner.
The ...
