ACCRA SCHOOL
END OF MARCH REPORT
The glory of God and love be with us as we minister faithfully in the work. This is to report on activities for this month.
This month, we spent the first two weeks in class for two short courses. These courses were taught by brothers E. O. Larbi and Kojo, the Marriage and Family life and the New Testament Worship. We had a full class of ten students and they participated respectively. Having finished with these courses, we vacated for two and a half weeks.
There was also a bachelor's class on Advanced Homiletics 1. Brother Gyan-Mante taught this course. About 14 students were present to read this course.
Campaign
This campaign was organized by the student for a three-day public preaching at Djankama near the school. This was done only in the evenings. We thank God for the prospect’s reception though none we baptized at the end.
The Land Registration
We were grateful to be informed that the registration of the land is now in progress. Information reaching us is that the department will visit the site to pick the measurement for documentation and other processes.
Instructor’s Visit to Doryumu Congregation
Thank God for Doryumu church which the Lord has blessed with leaders for the church. Philip Abruquah, one of our recent students, who is an evangelist for this congregation. For two weeks Samuel Ntim (Sammy) was asked to teach and prepare the selected men to take over the leadership work. The congregation were happy for the occasion. It is our prayer that these devoted men will faithfully minister well to the Glory of God.
Staff Meeting
The staff met on 31st March, 2021 to discuss the progress of the school. We had these staff members present during the meeting: E. O Larbi, Sammy, Gyan-Mante, Amoo-Gyimah and George Osafo. Kojo was not present because he had other meetings to attend to in Cape Coast. Yet, we engaged him in another discussion on the phone. We had discussion on these agenda: update on land registration, school building project way forward, campaigning for new students, the new curriculum, and a student who misbehaved.
Conclusion
Glory be to God for protecting and guiding us to accomplish these activities throughout the month of March