Accra Report
End of April 2022
Class Activities
Classes are ongoing according to our schedule: brother Amoo-Gyimah taught Christian Evidence and Life of Christ 1, Gyan-Mante taught Homiletics 1, and E.O Larbi taught Godhead. Two short courses, New Testament Church 1 and Godhead will be taught by Kojo and E.O. Larbi.
All the 12 students were present for the class.
Campaign
The students have been visiting the local churches every week to evangelize in the area and visiting the members and encouraging them. Just recently, they had some baptisms during their evangelical activities.
Graduation and Matriculation
Glory be to God for a successful program where we had 11 men (6 from regular and 4 weekends, and 1 master’s) graduate and about 50 matriculants. About 400 were present, our staff, and the entire invited guests were in attendance.
Karen and Steven Visit
We were grateful to God that the Lord brought Steven and Karen safely to Ghana for the purpose to visit the school to conduct the campaign and the teaching women’s program. As part of Karen’s program for the women, she visited Koforidua, the Eastern part of Ghana, and other regions to educate the teachers for children's classes on Sunday school activities.
Laptops for students
We also appreciate the services Steven has been providing. We had received some laptops for our studies. Few students can use it, however, we will need additional 7 laptops to make it comfortable for the teaching.
Registrations
We hope to meet the Lands Registry’s requirements for the final and full presentation of documents to the school.
Students’ Profile
We present to our cherished brethren one of our effective students. Brother Ebenezer Amoasi, a member of the church and teaches driving. He is 24yrs and single. He left his work and enrolled as a student in our school. He has been very hardworking in all the activities and in the congregational services. He is in his first year. Currently, Ebenezer has been offered an appointment to preach for one of the local churches at Doboro. He participates well in personal evangelism, visitation, and exhorting the members all day. The local church is growing in number from 6 to 10.
We are thankful to God for such a serious and hardworking student. We wish you remember him in your prayers.
Report by E. O. Larbi