The Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Akosombo (Parousia Temple), in the Agormenya Area of The Church of Pentecost, has commissioned a GH¢31,500 bus stop at the entrance of Akwamumang Senior High School to improve commuter safety and provide shelter for students and other members of the community.
The commissioning ceremony took place on Sunday, October 25, 2026, and was attended by the Agormenya Area Head, Apostle Dr. Samuel Gakpetor, and his wife, Mrs. Grace Gakpetor; the Resident Minister of PIWC Akosombo, Pastor Daniel Kwadzo Guessou, and his wife, Mrs. Deborah Guessou; the Headmistress, staff and students of the school; as well as members of the church and residents of the community.
Speaking at the ceremony, Apostle Dr. Samuel Gakpetor highlighted the significance of the project, noting that it aligns with The Church of Pentecost’s Vision 2028 agenda of transforming society through practical social interventions and community development.
The Resident Minister, Pastor Daniel Kwadzo Guessou, commended the congregation for their commitment and collective efforts towards making the project a reality.
The Headmistress of Akwamumang Senior High School, Miss Charity Kwafo-Akoto, expressed appreciation to the Church for the intervention, noting that the facility would be beneficial to both students and other commuters in the community.
Located at the entrance of the school, the bus stop is expected to provide a safe and convenient waiting area for commuters, particularly students who use public transport.
The commissioning ceremony featured prayers, songs of thanksgiving and exhortations on responsible stewardship, underscoring the importance of translating Christian faith into practical service to society.
The GH¢31,500 project forms part of the Church’s broader commitment to community transformation through initiatives that address practical needs and improve the well-being of people beyond the confines of the church.
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