Sowutuom Church of Pentecost inducts executive

A seven-member presbytery executive of the Sowutuom District of the Church of Pentecost has been inducted into office at a ceremony at Sowutuom in Accra.

The Odorkor Area Head of the church, Apostle Johnson Agyemang Badu, who inducted the new executive officers during a four-day fasting and prayer revival, urged them to work steadfastly in truth and to have good functional relations with their various congregations, no matter their social status or ethnic background.

He advised them to make the welfare of their congregation a priority by showing interest, concern and support for them through visits and prayers. Apostle Agyemang Badu appealed to the congregation to work collectively and be at peace with one another, saying, " Do what God will endorse, pray and seek divine favour in your endeavours".

The seven-member executive is chaired by the District Pastor of the church, Rev. Fred Appiah-Baah, with Elder Dr Frank Asare Donkor and Elder Samuel Odame Owusu as Secretary and Finance Chairman respectively.

Other members are Elder Ben Donkor, Elder Adams Nyarko, Elder Solomon Andoh and Elder Samuel Kesse.

Rev. Appiah-Baah said the executive officers were elected every three years to assist the pastor in running the affairs of the church, attend district and presbytery meetings and also help to settle disputes among members of the church.