The Ashaiman Theological Center of Excellence – School of Ministry (ATCE-SOM) of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Ashaiman Area, has held its 2nd Graduation and 3rd Matriculation Ceremony on Saturday, 28th June 2025, at the Ashaiman Central Temple. The School of Ministry traces its origins from Adabraka, where it began as the Adabraka District Leadership Training School...
Sicknesses, losses, crosses, anxieties and disappointments seem absolutely needful to keep us humble, watchful and spiritually–minded. They are as needful as the pruning knife to the vine and the refiner’s furnace to the gold. They are not pleasant to the flesh and blood because they cause us pain and discomfort. We do not like them...
Life is wrought with some tough and challenging experiences which can leave us with lots of unanswered questions, broken hearts and frustrated faith. Sudden death of loved ones, protracted illnesses, unemployment, repetitive evil family patterns, hunger, lack of money, unanswered prayers, and many others like these can easily get many believers agitated, restless, and even...
The Revival District of The Apostolic Church-Ghana in the Ashaiman Area has on Sunday, 22nd June, dedicated a newly constructed Community Youth Church Temple, a vibrant symbol of vision, purpose, and perseverance. It is the first temple to be dedicated in the over 60 years of the church’s establishment in Ashaiman. The journey to this...
Then, what once felt distant began to draw near: the neonate became a toddler, the toddler a child, the child an adolescent, the adolescent a young adult, and so life unfolded. Suddenly, it dawned on me: time is not just slipping away from the individual but from the Church as well. The next generation is...
I write with deep concern regarding certain practices we may unknowingly encourage during church services, which could have long-term negative effects not only on our children but on a generation to come. While our intentions may be good and probably to solve a temporary challenge during church services, these actions may inadvertently harm their spiritual growth...
There was a time in my life, during senior high school and even through university, when calling home to ask for money or provisions felt like pulling teeth. Not because I had everything freely at my disposal. Many times, I didn’t. However, I understood something: my father was carrying a heavy load. He was taking...
Not everyone looks forward to Father’s Day. For some, it stirs up pain, silence, or memories they would rather not revisit. I’ve come to see something powerful in celebrating our fathers; not because they were perfect, but because they were present in the story of our lives. Hitting the nail on the head, some fathers...
“I Was Done with God, But He Wasn’t Done with Me” I didn’t want to pray anymore. It wasn’t that I was tired, it was deeper than that. I felt betrayed. Like I had been sold a version of God that promised healing, protection, answers, and presence, but in the darkest moments of my life,...
Our current generation has a mission field without geographical limitations. The young soul you’re called to reach may not walk through your church doors, but they are online, scrolling through timelines, looking for meaning, purpose, and truth. In this hyper-connected world, the call to ministry now echoes through digital platforms, and the responsibility of the...
