The Global Evangelical Church (GEC) Redemption Chapel in Banana-Inn recently hosted a transformative 3-Day Easter Convention, themed "Preach Christ and His Second Coming." This event, held from 6 pm each night, was a spiritual revival that brought together believers from various zonal congregations. Hosted by the Global Evangelical Church Mamprobi, under the leadership of Rev. Ephraim Kofi Ameko, the convention was a beacon of hope and inspiration.
A Gathering of Faithful Speakers
The convention featured an impressive lineup of speakers, each bringing their unique insights and messages. The guest speaker, Rev. Dr. Smith Tettey, Director of Church Life and Nurture, delivered powerful sermons that resonated deeply with attendees. Other notable speakers included Rev. Mrs. Mercy Kpeglah, Rev. Venunye, Rev. Gershon K. Bokordedzi, Rev. Divine Aglago, and Rev. Simon Setsofia. Their collective contributions enriched the spiritual experience of the convention.
Impartation Services: A Highlight of the Event
One of the standout moments of the convention was the special Impartation service, which took place on the first day. This service was a profound opportunity for attendees to receive spiritual blessings and renewal. The atmosphere was charged with faith and anticipation as participants eagerly embraced the message of Christ's imminent return. The Impartation service set the tone for the rest of the convention, leaving a lasting impact on all who attended.
A Venue of Unity and Worship
The GEC Redemption Chapel in Banana-Inn served as the perfect venue for this gathering. Its spacious and welcoming environment accommodated the diverse congregation, fostering a sense of unity and fellowship. The worship sessions were vibrant, with heartfelt praise and worship songs lifting the spirits of everyone present. The chapel became a sanctuary where believers could connect with God and each other.
As the convention concluded, attendees left with renewed faith and a deeper understanding of the importance of preaching Christ and His Second Coming. The event was not just a celebration of Easter but a reminder of the hope and promise that Christ’s return holds for all believers. The Global Evangelical Church continues to inspire and nurture its members, reinforcing the timeless message of salvation and redemption.