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From stained class windows to bell towers, the Palmerton Historical Society and Palmerton Area Churches held a tour last weekend, showing chuches’ beauty and spirit. Today we’re highlighting some of t...
Ghanaians have been encouraged to look up to God for strength amidst the recent economic crisis. Reverend Abraham Opoku Baffour, Minister in charge of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Trinity Congregation, Kuntunse, said the economic difficulties being faced could not truncate God’s supply to His children, as such, believers should…
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U/WR: Presby Trinity Congregation, Kutunse partners Emmanuel Congregation in Jirapa By Carl Odame Gyenti In Picture (left-right): Rev. Abraham Opoku-Baffour and Rev. Patrick Boatey The Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Trinity Congregation, Satellite-Kutunse in Accra has entered into a mutual exchange worship programme with Emmanuel Congregation in Jirapa. This partnership will see some congregants of Trinity Congregation visiting the local church at Jirapa in the Upper West Region to worship together. This decision was taken in 2020 by the Session of Trinity Congregation. However, due to the ...
Graphic Online BY: Political Desk Report 30.5k Shares 705 The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rt Rev. Prof. Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante, has urged Ghanaians to put behind them issues about Election 2020 and focus on peace and national development. He said the pre-election tensions, followed by some unfortunate developments during and after the elections, should in no way prevent Ghanaians from forgetting the past and travelling on the path of unity, especially as Christmas, a period of peace and oneness, approached. Rt Rev. Prof. Mante said this in a serm...