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Fryers of the prayer service have emerged with some of the country’s notable senior and powerful pastors lined up to lead the event which will take place at the Church of Pentecost, Burma Camp Worship Centre, in Accra. Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, Most Rev Dr. Paul Boafo of the Christian Council, Rev Prof Paul Frimpong Manso, Bishop Dag Heward Mills and Most Rev Philip Naameh are the men of God who will speak at the event and lead the prayers. Powerful national prayer service against LGBTQI+ in Ghana scheduled for Sunday Powerf...

The Archbishop of Lagos Methodist Church Nigeria, His Grace, Most Rev (Dr.) Isaac Ayobami Olawuyi has called on Nigerians to fast, pray and ask for God’s intervention in the country’s affairs.

+ According to him, the NPP administration must manage Ghana’s economy and resources with a crisis management scheme to help the country out of its economic difficulties. In his sermon on Sunday, December 20, 2020, Agyinasare said Ghana having more than 80 ministers of state at the presidency is a waste of resources. “A small country like ours that is always having a budget deficit and looking for foreign aid to balance our budget should not have more than 80 ministers, otherwise, it would be a waste of our resources. “There should be a significant reduction of the staff in the flagstaf...

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has bemoaned the loss of pioneer Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Orlu, His Grace, Most Rev. (Dr.) Gregory Ochiagha, describing the deceased as a soldier of Christ. Bishop Ochiagha died on December 29, 2020, aged 89, at the Annunciation Hospital, Enugu where he was receiving medical attention after a brief illness. He transited at a time the Catholic Church faithful in Orlu were planning a thanksgiving service in his honour. Bishop Ochiagha was ordained a priest in 1960, working in God’s vineyard for 60 years, out of which 40 years were spent in the Episcopa...

Ven. Izuchukwu Obiekwe with Bishops Owen Nwokolo and Ken Okeke and Prosper Amah The retired Bishop on The Niger, Rt. Rev. Ken Sandy E Okeke has said everyone needs to receive Jesus as Lord and Saviour to enter the Kingdom of God. He said this at the burial service of retired Archdeacon of the Diocese on the Niger, the late Ven. Reuben Obiekwe at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Oba, Anambra State. Taking his text from Matt. 7:21, the bishop noted that not all who say ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the Kingdom of God, as the Lord knows those who are His. God’s grace, he said, is open to all, but ...