The Trinity Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Agona Duakwa, has dedicated its newly constructed seven‑bedroom manse in a colourful and spirit‑filled ceremony held last Sunday.
The dedication service drew a large congregation and was led by the Chairperson of the Central Presbytery, Rev. Fiifi Foh Arkhurst, supported by Nsaba District Minister, Rev. John Gideon Offei Okyere, Minister‑in‑Charge of Trinity Congregation, Rev. Christian Yeboah‑Nyarko, and Rev. Rtd. Kwesi Kumi, a native minister.
The chairman for the occasion, Former Ga West Lay Representative to the General Assembly Council, Mr. Ben Botwe, encouraged the youth by sharing his personal journey, reminding them that with faith, discipline, and perseverance, they could rise to even greater heights.
After the service, the congregation moved to the new manse for the formal act of dedication. Rev. Arkhurst dedicated the building “in the name of the Triune God.” The newly completed storey manse, comprising seven spacious bedrooms, provides modern accommodation for ministers and marks a significant milestone in the congregation’s growth.
By: Catechist Ralpheal Ansere, Central Presbytery PRO
