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In a meeting of the Pentecost Men’s Ministry(PEMEM) of the Ho Area of The Church of Pentecost, the Area Head, Apostle Emmanuel Agyei Kwafo has had a fruitful discussion, established relationships and shared his vision with the ministry on Sunday, 1st February, 2026 at the church auditorium of PIWC-Ho, Mawuli Estate, Volta Region.
The Pastorate and their wives, officers and members were present for the maiden meeting.

Apostle Agyei Kwafo who is also an Executive Council Member of the church spoke to the men on how to become resourceful and influential using Abraham, Moses and Paul as examples.

“If you want to carry the Presence of God, be very great and excel in business, value time. He who jokes with time jokes with his life. Any time you delay, you delay God’s time table. Respond to the Holy Ghost on time. Value time, time is money.”, he stressed.

Apostle Kwafo touched on other values such as righteous living, being a genuine Christian, being prayerful, expressing the right attitude towards work and showing respect to people.
“Is it not possible for the glorified Christ to reveal himself to us as he did to John? Court, build, fall in deep love in your relationship with Jesus Christ.”, he challenged the congregation.

Apostle E A Kwafo who is the Volta/Oti Regional Coordinating Chair also touched on marriage. “You are the head of your household to instruct and command the household in the ways of God. The peace in a home depends on the man as the head.
Moses was a married man but he had an opportunity to see the back of God. I plead with all men to have peace in their homes. Pray and ask God to help you with your heart if you have the challenge.”, he admonished.

He also added, “Be content with your wife. Do not lust after the other’s wife and young ladies. This gathers all sorts of curses. There is no glory in such adulterous behaviour. Our standard is higher than that of Abraham.”

The ministry members expressed their challenges for a fatherly discussion with Apostle Kwafo during the question and answer session.

The Women Ministry members were around to offer their fraternal support.

The Ho Area PEMEM Leader, Pastor Peter Adams gave thanks to the Almighty God, Apostle Emmanuel and Mrs Agartha Agyei Kwafo and all who were present for a successful programme.

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On Sunday, 13th August 2023, Elder Dr Gideon Abusah of Pentecost International Worship Centre, Ho, of The Church of Pentecost testified about the healing power of God.
Elder Dr Gideon Abusah called Madam Florence Wilson up for a testimony during the thanksgiving session of the Second Service.

According to Elder Dr Abusah, a practicing medical doctor at the Ho Teaching Hospital, Madam Rebecca Wilson developed Breast Cancer in 2018, before he traveled for studies. Madam Wilson could not afford the cost of a surgery.
On his return from studies, that is May 2022, Elder Dr Abusah saw Madam Wilson and he was totally amazed at her recovery. He expressed that, during the same time that Madam Wilson was diagnosed, some patients with the same degree of the breast cancer disease who even underwent surgery died.
In an interview with Elder Dr Abusah, he stressed that, “a miracle had happened. There was a wound and it was obvious that she needed an operation”.
A one-on-one interaction with Madam Rebecca Wilson, 51, confirmed that she indeed had the signs and symptoms of the disease, but she did not know that her condition was a big issue and deadly. She said some people supported her in various forms but she never had a surgery.
According to Madam Wilson, she has been attending prayer sessions organized by the church and she regularly attends programmes at the El-Bethel Prayer Centre of The Church of Pentecost in Ho.
She said she realized that the lumps in her breast have disappeared. Madam Rebecca Wilson added that, “all the pains left, it is Jesus Christ that saved me”.

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A memorable and godly event took place at Ho Fiave Central of The Church of Pentecost, Ho Area on Wednesday, 6th August, 2025.
It was a breakfast meeting to honour Apostle Dr Dela and Mrs Comfort Quampah and six ministers with their wives and families transferred out of the Ho Area.

Giving the purpose of gathering, Pastor Peter Adams who is the Ho Area PEMEM Leader explained that the Breakfast Meeting was to thank the Almighty God and honour Apostle Dr Dela and Mrs Comfort Quampah, the Area Head for it to be a remembrance that their five years stay in Ho Area was blessing. Apostle Dr Dela Quampah is an Executive Council Member and the Volta and Oti Regional Coordinating Chairperson. Mrs Comfort Quampah is a member of the Women’s Ministry National Executive Committee.

In attendance were some clergy, their wives, women leaders, some invited guests, women and men.

Apostle Dr Dela Quampah was grateful for the event. In his statement, he said,
“The Lord has blessed Ho, I am grateful to God and the Ministry leaders and their executives. Because of their prayer, submission, sacrifices and dedication, we had a successful stay.”
He blessed them that the Lord will remember them and the generation to come will enjoy the benefits of their tireless devotion and work.

Mrs Comfort Quampah added her voice of their gratefulness to all the leaders and members for their love, acceptance and the respective roles they have played.
She cited Ephesians 6: 7-8, and Galatians 6: 9 and said, “Everything should be done in orderliness to the glory of God and that they should continue in good works with all their might because there is a good reward.

She also spoke a little about breakfast.
Breakfast keeps us healthy and manages weight. Preparing one’s own breakfast avoids buying and eating junk food.
Eat the breakfast as a king as women are last born of God, they should not be depressed. She also mentioned some greens that are useful for the human body.

The Ho Area Women’s Leader, Mrs Fidelia Donkor Ametepe describing Apostle Dr Dela and Mrs Comfort Quampah had the following to say: They are good people who lived and worked with us in peace. They showed us love and to our husbands, children and families.
May God give them grace so that they are successful in whatever they do and wherever they go.

The music ministers treated the gathering to soul inspiring music as they enjoyed their delicacies made of both local and exotic food.

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On Friday July 4th 2025, there was a charged atmosphere when the Ho Area Women’s Ministry in collaboration with the Virtuous Ladies gathered to have a Breakfast Meeting with Mrs Comfort Quampah, the wife of the Ho Area Head, at the PIWC-Ho Church Auditorium.

There was a cross section of the women in the Area including Minister’s Wives,
The Area Women’s Executive, District Leaders, and members.
Some men were in attendance including the Ho Area Men’s Ministry Leader, Pastor Peter Adams.

Mrs Comfort Quampah who is a National Executive Committee Member of the Women’s Ministry spoke to the congregation about breakfast, “Jesus Christ had breakfast with his disciples, John 21:12. Breakfast is very important for the body if you are not fasting. It keeps you fit and improves your mental capacity.”

Mrs Comfort Quampah, the wife of the Ho Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Dela Quampah, a National Executive Committee Member and the Regional Chairperson of the Volta and Oti Regions of the church spoke extensively about her life from the beginning to the present, spanning over six decades.

God has plans for everybody. I have cause to roll on the floor for how far the Lord has brought me. God has been good to me.”, she emphasized.

She advised on marriage, prayer and general Christian life. “Allow God to drop an idea in your spirit. When you are faithful to God, he will be faithful to you. Get involved in church activities and also be polite.”, she addressed.

She educated the women on etiquette and manners, the ‘dos and don’ts’ of a lady, etc.
On eating etiquette, she enumerated the following, “Put food in the mouth in bits
Close your mouth and chew. Don’t talk with food in your mouth. Don’t eat too much and complain that you are full, take what your tummy can accommodate and avoid waste.”

She also treated how to handle disappointment in relationships (broken heart). Allow wounds to heal before you start a fresh relationship.Otherwise, out of pain, you may make a wrong decision, or someone may come your way out of sympathy.

Pastor Peter Adams spoke to the women about the qualities men expect in a wife. He mentioned the spiritual, personal and the practical aspects. Mrs Priscilla Adams and her team of music ministers including Mrs Linda Nsiah and Deaconess Abigail Awuranyi delivered soul inspiring music during the mealtime.

Foreign and local beverages  including assorted fruit juice, Oats, Tom Brown, Hausa Kooko, Kɔkli, Nescafe, Lipton, Milo with boiled eggs, toasted bread, chicken sausage, coleslaw salad were served.

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As a servant leader, Mrs Quampah  packed some of the used plates of the congregation before they could realize. The numerous pleading made her stop at a point.

The breakfast meeting with Mrs Comfort Quampah, the wife of the Ho Area Head of The Church of Pentecost was very interactive, refreshing, relaxing, educative and successful as she laid bare all her life’s experience for her children in the Lord to pick lessons.

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The Ho Dome District has honoured some hardworking officers including Elder Emmanuel Kwame Atta Avornyo at the Central Chapel on May 11th, 2025.
The other award recipients include Elders Francis Dzokpo and Bright Agbegoe, Deaconesses Vivian Akoto, Janette Adzomane, Suzy Torgbo, Roslyn Abbeny, Doris Akpabli and Gloria Owusu who served in various capacities in the Ho Dome. Together they stood in the gap and lifted the church’s flag higher.

Present at the programme were Mrs Comfort Quampah, the Area Head’s spouse, the District Pastor, Pastor Mawuena and Mrs Josephine Akoto, the presbytery, the congregation and well wishers.

Pastor Mawuena Akoto used the scriptures Colossians 3:23 and Hebrews 6:10 to exhort the congregation. He advised the congregation to work for God who rewards justly. He emphasized that God is not unjust to forget the sacrifices and services of his people. He usually rewards more than the expectations of man.

Elder Emmanuel Avornyo, who doubles as the second in command at the El-Bethel Prayer Centre of The Church of Pentecost Ho Area, started the work of a Finance Officer from 2004 with the then Ho South District where then Mawuli Worship Centre now PIWC-Ho was the Central Assembly.

In January 2010, the Ho Dome District of The Church of Pentecost tasked Elder Avornyo with the duty of an Office Clerk in the day-to-day running of the church.
This is a duty he carried out with all his strength and might to the glory of God and helped catapult the fortunes of the church.
His zeal and loyalty towards the things of God are highly admired and recognized.

Elder Emmanuel Avornyo also serves as a Member of the Ho Area Executive Committee of The Church of Pentecost.
He was awarded for his meritorious and selfless services to the church for all these years.

The appreciation ceremony is a testament to the value of commitment and the recognition of hard work, that in God’s time, all things become beautiful.

“Go labour on, spend and be spent.”, Appropriate Source

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History and events of the past years have been recalled at the funeral and memorial service of the Late Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, where the rank and files in the church and his family gathered to celebrate a life well lived and a legacy to the glory of God. The event also served as a reunion for family and friends. This happened on Saturday, 8th February 2025 at Children’s Park, Ho.

The various tributes though from different sources gave an illustration of the selfless life of Pastor D K Amegavi(Rtd); serving in the Lord’s vineyard to the core and to the end.

Born on 5th January 1934, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ as his Lord and Personal Saviour when he left his practice as a fetish priest. In 1970, he formally became a member of The Apostolic Church-Ghana where his dedication and commitment to the Lord’s ministry became evident. D. K., as he was fondly called became enthusiastic with evangelism within the church.

With devotion, sacrifice and divine grace, he rose through the levels and became a pastor. He successfully served at Ho, Anyanui, Dzolokpuita, Abutia, Oterkpolu and Damang. His humility, orderliness, spiritual revival, wisdom, kindness are mentioned to the glory of God. He made worship accessible to all and sundry.

He served the Lord and his church selflessly. He remained steadfast and focused on his call.
He would carry the generator through valleys, mountains and muddy roads to and from crusade grounds.
Often he had to move with the live generator connected to a flash light to show the way for himself as well as the members back home.

He distinguished himself as an excellent leader and served in the various districts he was posted to with distinction.
As a skilled orator and linguist, Pastor Amegavi(Rtd) broke language barriers at church meetings and conventions, and did the interpretation impeccably with flair.
“He was a great asset during national conventions and crusades as an interpreter.”, the tribute of the General Council of The Apostolic Church-Ghana affirmed.
He sang melodiously and could tease as well. Additionally he was well versed in conflict resolution.

He constructed mission houses, church buildings and acquired property for the church. At a point, he was an Area Property Officer. No wonder, his coffin was designed in the form of a church building.
He retired in 2007, after serving for several decades.

Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) made an impact and left a legacy. He was known for his discipline, unmatched commitment, fearlessness, independence and above all his integrity was topnotch. His extraordinary faith in the midst of challenges was a beacon, taught perseverance and the boundless power of prayer to many who knew him.
Countless miracles were noted in his life and ministry.

Speaking at his funeral service, the General Secretary of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Apostle Alexander Boateng remarked that Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) was a gift of God to the church. Together with his wife Theresa, they did very well in instilling discipline and Christ likeness in their children, the six strong men.

Using the scripture texts, Job 6: 24 and Mathew 12: 36, Apostle Boateng spoke to the topic, “Passing the core subjects of life.”

“Core subjects are essential subjects that are critical and crucial to the success of every student. They are fundamental and connected to the other subjects.
The school of life has two core subjects: Do and Say.” he explained.

“If you know what to say and do at the right time appropriately and correctly it serves as the springboard for life.”, he advised the congregation.
“One expression we can always say is, “Jesus Christ is the Lord.” This statement is on the path to salvation and healing. It appropriates benefits to us.”, he taught the Church.

He reminded the congregation that Jesus Christ is with them in all endeavours, and calms the storms of life.

Have you passed both the core subjects of life?, Apostle Boateng asked the congregation.

This funeral of Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) reminds us that there is an afterlife. Following Jesus Christ you become like him even on earth here before the hereafter. He gave Jesus Christ to the perishing, healed the sick and brought comfort to many.
The remarkable life he lived served as a testament to the power of redemption, faith and perseverance.

From a humble beginning, Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) ended gloriously by the grace of God.

Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) passed on to eternity at the ripe age of 90 with his legacy etched in gold into the hearts of those he served with a melody of devotion, sacrifice and divine grace as the tribute by The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Ho Area stated.

He left behind a wife, Mama Theresa Amegavi who as a virtuous wife stood by the husband through thick and thin. Mama Theresa recounted and acknowledged the immense contribution her late husband made in her entire life.

Pastor Amegavi(Rtd) also left behind six sons and eight grandchildren.

NB: Some images used are not mine. I have no copyright, they are used for illustration and information purposes.

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Ask me of a man of God who is humble.
I will straight away mention Elder Prof Seth Yaw Peasah of The Church of Pentecost. He is an Executive Committee Member of the Evangelism Ministry, the founder and leader of the El-Bethel Prayer Centre, past Presiding Elder of PIWC-Ho. He is on quite a number of boards and committees in the church and in town.

He is married to a fire brand woman full of the Holy Spirit, Mrs Deaconess Doris Delali Peasah. They have a beautiful family.

I have known Elder S Y Peasah since 2010. Actually, I heard his name before stepping foot in Ho, the capital of the Volta Region, Ghana.

Elder Peasah is domiciled in Ho. As a servant of God, the work of God takes him to both near and far places across the globe, example Mali, South Africa, Israel, several countries in Europe, etc.
For Togo which shares a boundary with Ghana on the eastern side, the citizens frequently enjoy so much of Papa Peasah’s ministrations. He tells us Togo is his second home.

Elder Prof Seth Yaw Peasah is a power minister of the Gospel. He operates in almost all the Holy Spirit gifts. He is seen in the aspects of miracles, healing, casting out demons, prophesying, word of knowledge and wisdom, speaking in diverse tongues, etc. He teaches Bible based truths and frequently receives Holy Spirit inspired songs.

He has served in almost all the ministries of The Church of Pentecost at the various levels, notably the Evangelism Ministry. He has a strong passion for evangelism. He got converted during an evangelism outreach by The Church of Pentecost. Once in a while, he recounts on how he and a couple of friends carried a generator and other items from Kpetoe to Ho on foot.

He has always supported his virtuous wife, Mrs Peasah in all roles she plays in and outside the church. I am proud to announce to you that, they are married for over 32 years and still counting. They are role models for a lot of young christian couples.

Of the things I admire about him most are his frankness, generosity, respect and love for mankind, both young and old, above all is his humility.

He tells us of his not too exciting backgrounds during his childhood at Dwenase, his hometown in the Eastern Region of Ghana. A man of his calibre always tells the congregation of how God has been gracious to him and his household. Elder Prof Seth Yaw Peasah always gives the glory to God. He wholly appreciates how far God has brought him.

He has a very good memory and easily recollects events in history. For the history of The Church of Pentecost, Ho Area, from the early 1980s, Elder Prof Seth Yaw Peasah is a sure help.

He loves evangelism and setting the captives free from the kingdom of darkness. As such, Elder and Mrs Peasah gladly honour invitations from other Holy Spirit led churches and denominations.

Elder and Mrs Peasah are involved in a lot of philanthropy. They donate to institutions and individuals. They have a high level of prominence with respect to tithes, various forms of offerings and donations at their local church. Every end of year, they organize banquets for all the worshippers at El-Bethel Prayer Centre.

After church service, he cannot leave early because there are always scores of people from far and near who come to see him. There are instances people join church services because they want to see Elder for advice, healing, funds, and other needs. It is only an accommodative person who exhibits such patience.

What makes him provoked is when someone uses his authority to suppress the other. He immediately intervenes for the suppressed person. He is totally for justice and equity. He is actually a voice for the voiceless, and a father to many orphans.

Another aspect of him is his acknowledgement and admiration for talents, gifts and services of persons.
One spectacular example is his ever readiness for enyomedia, a budding christian media started by this reporter. He has always granted interviews at either short or long notices.

He has respect for children. He is always seen either praying for or giving gifts to children around.
His love, dedication, respect, towards the aged is unmatched.

Elder Prof Seth Yaw Peasah has love for books and he is widely read on a lot of subjects other than religion.

Papa Peasah always inspires people to be better than they are and he explains that God the Creator has given humans the ability to rule, dominate and conquer.

Anyone who knows Elder S Y Peasah may never forget his interpretation skills. He has done a lot of interpretation for well known ministers across the world who find themselves especially in the Volta Region on international platforms. He speaks impeccable Ewe laced with proverbs. He is good in languages and as such does not find it difficult in translation of songs received in one language to the other.
He is not selfish, at the just ended Christmas Convention of Pentecost International Worship Centre, Ho, he prayed for and imparted unto people who wanted to do interpretation.

I asked my children to describe Elder Peasah.

Evandy Celestine Mornyuie (17):

He is a servant of God, God fearing and hardworking. He loves people.

Apostle Samuel Noble Mornyuie (16):
A humble person, tolerant, generous, speaks the truth, goal getter (dream achiever), example, he is building a huge temple at the El-Bethel Prayer Centre of The Church of Pentecost.

Emmanuel Sitsofe Mornyuie (14):
He is a man of God.
He is a professor.
He is a prophet.
God has used him to heal many people.

Theodora Solace Aseye Mornyuie (12):
He is good.
He is kind.
He is loving.

I wrote this out of observation of these humble and honourable vineyard servants of God, Elder Seth Yaw and Mrs Doris Peasah.
All errors if any are mine.

Enyonam Mawuena Adjorlolo, Mrs Dormevenu.

As part of the observation of the Menstrual Hygiene Day, the Gender and Reproductive Health Advocacy Youth Network also known as Gray Network, Ho, a Non Governmental Organization in collaboration with Listen Foundation and Yazz, a manufacturer of health and hygienic related products, have distributed sanitary pads to school children in various schools in Ho, on Thursday, 30th May, 2024.

At Ho United M/A JHS, where they were hosted by teachers and learners of both the Primary and Junior High Schools, Mr Godsway Mensah and Ms Rejoice Fiagbe led their team to have an interactive session with both the male and female learners.

They discussed topics such as puberty, menstruation, hygiene, feeding during the flow.
“Menstruation should not be stigmatized. The barrier of stigmatization should be taken away.”, Mr Mensah emphasized.

The learners were taught to eat a lot of nutritious foods to solve their adolescent hormonal differences. Such foods include proteins, vegetables, fruits and nuts.
The girls were tasked to eat iron rich foods to replace the lost blood. They were also advised to avoid candies.

There was a question and answer session.
All the females and the male teachers received Yazz pad gifts from the team. They were joyful and they expressed their gratitude.

According to the Programme Manager, Mr Mensah, over 4,000 students were given sanitary pads in the various schools. Some of the schools visited are Philip Akpo R/C JHS, Kabore, the Bankoe EP and R/C, Grace Salvation, Fiave Global and EP. Other schools included SDA, Freetown, Regional Model and Ho Kpodzi B Schools.

In addition over 2,000 mothers  were given  sanitary pads on the streets of Ho, the market, and the lorry park.

“The mothers will be given again in the churches.”, the Programme Manager added.

On the 64th independence anniversary of  the Republic of Togo, the Founder and Leader of The Church of Pentecost’s El-Bethel Prayer Centre, in Ho, the Volta Regional Capital of Ghana, Elder Prof. Seth Yaw Peasa led the congregation on Saturday, 27th April, 2024 to pray for the Togo Republic.

He stated that the Togo Nation goes to the polls on Monday, 29th April, 2024. He prayed for the sitting president, Mr Faure Gnassingbé and the leadership. He explained that the peace of Togo is paramount to Ghana and so God Almighty should intervene in the electoral affairs of the Togo Nation.

At the time of the prayers, some Togolese nationals were in the meeting.

Individual prayers were said in the French, Eʋe and English Languages. They prayed for peace to reign. These intercessory prayers were said for all in the country of Togo including the ministers, electoral officers, soldiers, men, women, youth and children. They pledged their thankfulness at the end of successful polls.

Elder Seth Yaw Peasa also used the opportunity to thank people all over the world for their amazing love and kindness exhibited during their birthdays in the month of April. He prayed for God’s unprecedented blessings for the congregation. “Something unexpected that will blow your minds should happen in your lives individually and collectively. May the Lord bless you and keep you. May His countenance shine on you. May the Lord order your steps so that you become a mystery.”, he prayed.

The Women Ministry of PIWC-Ho, The Church of Pentecost have had skills training for their members at their church auditorium, in Mawuli Estate, Ho on Thursday, 11th April, 2024.

Present at the programme were Mrs Hannah Akayue, Mrs Patricia Asantewaa-Tannor, Mrs Augustina Arthur, Mrs June Ocran, and many others. Some Children Ministry members were also around. The Resident Minister, Pastor David Francis Akayue also passed through.

The facilitator, Madam Jane Amoah-Adanu from Helping Hands-Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organization took the participants through packaging, branding, production of liquid soap, shower gel, cloth softener, and local drinks. Some of the local drinks were Lamugee, Sobolo, Cocodates, and Baobab.

She stressed that the participants should put what they have learnt into practice else they forget. “What we are doing is not for the fun of it. Add a touch to your packaging to stand among the lot. There’s a huge market out there.”, Madam Jane Amoah-Adanu emphasized.
The participants were grateful for the training and thanked the organizers.