The Evangelical Church of Ghana has inaugurated its 33rd General Assembly to mark the handing over ceremony of the General Overseer.
The inauguration was to give the chance to other college members of the Church to share their leadership skills.
The outgoing General Overseer, Rev Emmanuel Nambu called on all Ghanaians to bury their differences and unify to build the nation Ghana.
“ Unity is strength and so let us all unit and be one for the goodness of our country Ghana,” he said.
He therefore urged the incoming executives to work hard and seek strength from the Lord and said when this was achieved, their job purpose would not be felt as it was tedious.
He added that they should not be hesitant to seek advise when they need one since the congregation and the church as a whole was there to support them.
“It is not a shame to seek advise from other members of the church since we are all here to promote the image of the church and to also see to its prosperity. Therefore be open to ask questions when the need arises, ” he said.
The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Rev Fred Deegbe told the new exeurtives to see themselves as role models to the youth.
“ You would now be the eyes and ears the youth and so leading your roles responsibly is a sure way of then emulating you,” he said.
He urged the congregation to give their full support to the new executives so they could run their office successfully.
The outgoing executives are Rev Emmanuel K Nambu, the General Overseer, Rev Peter kumah- Nseakyure as the General Secretary and Rev K K Maxwell Liwangol, the General Treasure
The incoming executives are Rev Daniel Gbande as the General Overseer, Rev Peter kumah- Nseakyure as the General Secretary and Rev K K Maxwell Liwangol as the General Treasure.
Rev Daniel Gbande who spoke on behalf of the other executives promised of a good governance and unity among members.
He also called on the congregation to support them in promoting the image of the Evangelical Church.
The inauguration was to give the chance to other college members of the Church to share their leadership skills.
The outgoing General Overseer, Rev Emmanuel Nambu called on all Ghanaians to bury their differences and unify to build the nation Ghana.
“ Unity is strength and so let us all unit and be one for the goodness of our country Ghana,” he said.
He therefore urged the incoming executives to work hard and seek strength from the Lord and said when this was achieved, their job purpose would not be felt as it was tedious.
He added that they should not be hesitant to seek advise when they need one since the congregation and the church as a whole was there to support them.
“It is not a shame to seek advise from other members of the church since we are all here to promote the image of the church and to also see to its prosperity. Therefore be open to ask questions when the need arises, ” he said.
The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Rev Fred Deegbe told the new exeurtives to see themselves as role models to the youth.
“ You would now be the eyes and ears the youth and so leading your roles responsibly is a sure way of then emulating you,” he said.
He urged the congregation to give their full support to the new executives so they could run their office successfully.
The outgoing executives are Rev Emmanuel K Nambu, the General Overseer, Rev Peter kumah- Nseakyure as the General Secretary and Rev K K Maxwell Liwangol, the General Treasure
The incoming executives are Rev Daniel Gbande as the General Overseer, Rev Peter kumah- Nseakyure as the General Secretary and Rev K K Maxwell Liwangol as the General Treasure.
Rev Daniel Gbande who spoke on behalf of the other executives promised of a good governance and unity among members.
He also called on the congregation to support them in promoting the image of the Evangelical Church.
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