"Worship Service"

We are very sorry in delaying this post of the informations we have bring on sunday after church service, this is due to electricity power off.
It is always joy to let you know what is going on here in the College church sincere the love of Christ lived in all of us.

Sunday worship started in a very good mood when Brother Emmanuel Asante led the congregation in a morning devotion with about 11 members present at about 9:30AM. Exactly 10:00AM Our interim minister Brother Eric De-graft Otoo led the church in songs and the master of worship. We sung so beautifuly from our new "Twi" (a local Ghanaian language) hymn book which we baught. It is a book which has a translation of some of the songs from the English hymn book.

Sermon was preached by Lawrence Lamptey from the Book of Galatians 3 :27
The Lord's table was led by Brother Emmanuel Asante and assisted by Paul Amisah and Yamoah. First Prayer was given by Brother Quao , Inter sectional prayer was led by Brother Darku Edward and the closing Prayer was finally led by Brother Bismark Okyere.

The attendance for sunday worship is as follows:

CHILDREN: Toddlers: = 12
Intermediate = 11

ADULT : Women = 14
Men = 15
TOTAL 5 2
GIVING ¢166,900 / 16GH¢ 69PWs / less than $20 equivalent.

From our record, this number shows that the attendance has declined therefore, the whole church left for a visitation to all the brenthren who did not come to church on sunday . Unfortunately, we visited one of the leaders of the church who was seriousely sick and even could not walk. we prayed and sung with her and wish her all the best.

We then move to know others home and also visited our regular visiter. This movement was done by the whole church including some of the children, and it was so joyful.

NOTE: Please, we are pleading to you to support our minister sincere he is not being paid therefore, we think with your liittle support of $20 US a month will go a long way to put him in a position to work with us. We are begging you all. In Jesus Name.

With Love from Brothers and sisters here to you all.