Rev. Isaac Baah anchors this New Month Declaration service in the principle that the same God who moved powerfully in Israel's eleventh month is sovereign and unchanged today. Drawing from Deuteronomy 1:6–8, he centres the message on the moment
Read moreVery Rev. Jane Odom opens with a testimony of God's faithfulness through a week of affliction that struck her household — first her son, then herself — declaring that had the Lord not been with them, they would not have been able to stand. She
Read moreThe mountain is still waiting. The Hebron of every promise is still ahead. And God will give the strength to conquer it — and to pass it on as an inheritance to the generations to
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Following his graduation senior high school at Mfantsipim Secondary in Ghana (1989-1991), Isaac Baah went to the University of Cape Coast and graduated with first-class honors in Mathematics in 1987. He then proceeded to Wesley Girls High School for his National Service (1997-1998), after which Read more >
From a young age, she exhibited a strong faith and a desire to serve others. She pursued her theological education at University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, where she completed a Certificate in Congregational Leadership in May 2018. Read more>
He is grateful for the unique journey that has shaped him into both a nurse and a pastor.
Born and raised in Kumasi, Ghana, Pastor Emmanuel Oppong-Agyare developed a passion for caring for others early in life. This compassion led him to pursue a career in nursing, where he have had the privilege of comforting and healing patients. Read more>
After High School in June 1977, Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh trained as a Junior Customs & Excise Officer and worked for the then Ghana Customs & Excise Department in Cape Coast, and thereafter in Accra (1978-1981).
In September 1981, Kobina received a call into the ministry of the Lord, and was sent to Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon-Accra to train as pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Read more>
Pastor LaRose was born in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana. She is married to Elder Mark Laing and has a daughter,
He is grateful for the unique journey that has shaped him into both a Registered Nurse and a Pastor. Born and
After High School in June 1977, Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh trained as a Junior Customs & Excise Officer and