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news from ghana

I am writing from Queen Ann’s Point “Ekon” near Cape Coast. You will be very glad to hear that, with the assistance of our Almighty Father, we have baptised two to join the race to the Kingdom. They are the wife of Brother Joseph Agyemang, Sister Monica Williams Agyemang , and the nephew of Brother Joel Acquah, Brother Stephenson Joel Aidoo. Brethren Joseph and Thomas from Accra witnessed this baptism. We pray that our Almighty Father will guide them to the Kingdom.
Bro Lawrence Nkrumah


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