The Central Presbytery Ministers’ Spouses’ Conference has donated a set of personal protective equipment (PPE) and essential medical supplies to the Breman Asikuma Health Centre as part of activities marking the 21st Biennial Presbytery Ministers’ Spouses’ Conference.
The presentation, which took place on Saturday at the Ascension Congregation, Breman Asikuma, was led by President of the Presbytery Ministers’ Spouses’ Conference, Mrs. Vida Fosu, together with the National Secretary of the Ministers’ Spouses’ Fellowship, Mama Jennifer Arkhurst. The delegation visited the facility to offer support, pray with the staff, and extend compassion to patients receiving care.
Mrs. Vida Fosu explained that the donation reflects the group’s commitment to promoting community health and supporting frontline workers who serve in often challenging conditions. She noted that the Ministers’ Spouses consider it a Christian duty to extend love, care, and practical assistance to health institutions within the Presbytery.
At the Health Centre, the team prayed for God’s protection, strength, and wisdom for the medical staff, asking for divine intervention in their daily work. They also prayed for healing and restoration for patients on admission.
The gesture formed part of the broader programme of the 21st Biennial Conference, which brings together spouses of ministers across the Central Presbytery for fellowship, prayer, capacity building, and community outreach. The leadership encouraged members of the church and the public to continue supporting local health facilities and to uphold healthcare workers in prayer as they serve the nation.
By: Catechist Ralpheal Ansere, Central Presbytery PRO
