Pupils of Sabuli M/A KG and Primary School in the Lawra Area of The Church of Pentecost are set to enjoy improved classroom conditions following a donation of furniture and textbooks valued at GH¢22,850 by the Sabuli District, ending years of learning for some pupils on bare floors. The presentation was made on Monday, October
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The Obuasi Area of The Church of Pentecost has donated two tricycles valued at GH¢35,000 each to the Obonsu and Grumesa Districts to strengthen evangelism and outreach activities in rural communities. The presentation took place on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at Bidieso Central, as part of efforts to address transportation challenges confronting ministers and evangelism
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Written by Pastor Joel Beddim Introduction Moral law serves as a fundamental guide for human conduct, compelling individuals to reject evil and pursue good. Throughout history, philosophers have debated its origins, leading to three primary perspectives: human nature, societal influence, and divine authority. This article explores these perspectives, evaluates their implications, and distinguishes between absolute
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The Scripture Union Ghana (SU) has ushered in a new era of leadership with the induction of its newly appointed council officers. At the heart of this transition is Elder Emmanuel Boate, who now assumes the esteemed role of National Council Chairman, succeeding Mr. Morgan Asiedu Fiankor, Esq. The solemn yet momentous induction service took
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The Florida Department of Health confirmed on Sept. 18, 2026, that the death of an elderly woman on Sept. 4 was due to dengue fever. This is the first confirmed death in a larger dengue outbreak in Hillsborough County, which has seen 134 cases of the disease this summer. In August, the Hillsborough County Health
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In the silent chambers of the human soul, beyond the noise of cities, the confusion of philosophies and the burdens of life, there remains a sacred sound that never ceases. It is the gentle echo of mercy reverberating through eternity and the tender whisper of divine love reaching into broken hearts. Like waves touching the
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The Evangelism Director of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Emmanuel Kwesi Appiah, has declared that true salvation cannot be found in religious systems, human efforts or spiritual substitutes, but in Jesus Christ alone. Preaching on the theme, “Only Jesus Can Save,” on the second day of the Kaneshie for Christ Crusade, Apostle Appiah lamented the
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For generations, humanity has lived under the shadow of a question that began in Eden: What went wrong? Since Adam stretched out his hand in disobedience, the human story has been marked by a painful catalogue of realities—sin, suffering, disease, conflict and death. We have built, discovered, invented and advanced. Yet beneath all our progress
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Many biblical principles reveal the pathways and requirements for receiving or inheriting eternal life. However, one statement made by Jesus stands out: “Unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 18:3). As we celebrate the National Children Ministry Celebration, it is my heartfelt and passionate prayer
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If we are being honest, one of the biggest struggles many believers face is overthinking. We can pray about something for weeks, do endless research, and ask everyone for advice, yet still never take a single step. We delay decisions while hoping for “more clarity,” feel anxious even about the smallest choices, and often procrastinate
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