Home Call; Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd), A Life Well Lived.

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.

Celebrating a lifetime worthy of the call

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.

Captured memories

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.

Memories

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.

The clergy standing by Papa’s coffin

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.

The coffin of Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) at a glance

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.

The obituary flyer

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.

Apostle Alexander Boateng giving the sermon
The sons of Pastor Daniel Kofi Amegavi(Rtd) with their mother(in white) to their immediate right side.

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.

A section of 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.

Some scenes during the memorial service

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.

There is an afterlife

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.

Mrs Theresa Amegavi

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

‘The Big Six’
A section of the clergy
Apostle E K Barabu(Rtd) of The Church of Pentecost
The reporter with Apostle E K Barabu(Rtd)
Friends and sympathisers
The clergy

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

Report by enyomedia.

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