Praise Community Chapel International, London

03/05/2026

Welcome to Praise Community Chapel!

We worship every Sunday 1:00 - 3:30pm at 236 Plashet Grove, London E6 1DA.

25/07/2024

Join the special moment to Understand “OUR GOD IS THE WAY MAKER” in this exceptional Teaching & Prayer Session with Dr. Amaris Perbi & The Apostolic Church International

13/07/2024

Dr Amaris Perbi Speaks on “OUR UNFAILING GOD” and leads 15 Dynamic Declarations that places us in Divine ordinance during a fasting period

07/07/2024

Knowing The GOD We Worship: Positioning Oneself For A Blessing During & After Fasting

22/06/2023

TUNE-UP AND TUNE-IN! Pt. 1
[BY BROTHER FRED APENTENG, PCCI, LONDON]

The bible says in the book of Acts that on the day of pentecost, they, with ONE ACCORD, WERE IN ONE PLACE, WAITING! and that for me speaks volumes. (REF: Acts 2:1 KJV). They were like an orchestra in performance.

To the best of my little knowledge in music (from my place in the crowds), I can tell an orchestra cannot produce the best symphony until all the players have their instruments well tuned up and playing in harmony (tune-in).
Having the skill to play "together" is crucial to producing that "big sound"that people are ready to pay to listen to. Big symphonies can only be achieved when these many players keep their eyes and ears on the larger sound while minding their own sound.

When players play their notes under the conductorship of the most seasoned conductor but fail to listen to the other players, the result can be disastrous. It is referred to as dissonance, or in simple words, "a discord," which is the lack of harmony among musical notes.

To get the right symphony, you need to practice and practice and practice more TOGETHER, and that certainly takes some work and some time! Many organisations that have thrived in the midst of challenges and grown very big became big because they learnt to do it with others (together).

I once used to attend the rehearsal sessions of a police band (as a spectator) and from where I stood, it looked like a very frustrating process, trying to get the right sound and music from these many instruments.

Saints of God! We all come with different instruments and every one of them is important.
Working together in church (or in any organization) is like playing in an orchestra; I repeat! we all come with all kinds of instruments (small and big) to join an orchestra, sometimes, already in performance, so we must be careful, to be in tune, and have the ears to join with all the others, to produce the kind of symphony, worth listening to; and when we do so, we are able to draw the attention of the multitudes whose ears will be so blessed by such heavenly melodies, being produced by mortal, fallible men. (To be continued)

04/03/2023

MY LENT DIARY
DAY 11 - SATURDAY, 4TH MARCH 2023.

STOP TRAMPLING ON PRECIOUS PEARLS!

One thing we forget to thank God for is the people he places in our lives. Unfortunately, we remember those who hurt us more than those who continue to be a blessing to our lives. We dwell on the faults of the people who may be long gone from our lives; sadly, they may still have the power to destroy our joy if we let them. They came into our lives at a point in time for a reason; sometimes their work comes to an end, and God moves them on.

I feel like blessing the Lord today for the people in my life - "past, present, and future." When we talk about taking stock of everything worthy of thanksgiving, what comes to mind? maybe the physical things that surround us. It may be your lovely spouse, pretty children, emaculate houses, successful businesses, highly rewarding jobs, and, of course, good health. Hardly do we count the people in our lives.

We must do all we can, not to take people for granted, especially people who have genuinely loved and been there for you. The reason is that good and selfless people are becoming rare each day to find. Romans 12:18 says, "If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men." Since you continue to live with humans on this earth, you have to learn how to deal with humans every day of your lives. You have to understand that God brought even the prickly ones to try you and to use them to mould a good character in you. Remember! "Everything happens for a reason."

Sadly, one group of people who get dumped, and easily replaced are pastors, and except the man of God arms himself with Agape (unconditional) love, they will dwell in bitterness and seize to continue the selfless and laborious work they have been entrusted with.

People are left broken and pained for years because of broken relationships, but you can heal from the trauma, if you can catch this message, and be thankful for the people who come and go - thank God they were there at a time when they needed to be there. Truth be said, living with humans can be more painful than animals. A dog will love his master without complaining, but humans keep records of every little wrong.

There is only one truth also reserved for people who trample on the pearls cast before them by others. The bible calls you a swine. A swine is a polluted animal that wallows in its faeces with joy. Try never to be associated with this description. Repent if it fits you. If you say that someone is casting pearls before swine, you mean that they are wasting their time by offering something that is helpful or valuable to someone who does not appreciate or understand it. They do not value what should be valued. In all things, be resolute to remain the person on the giving side - the one who is casting the pearls, for it is more blessed to give than to receive.

GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU!
Brother Fred Apenteng
(Senior Pastor PCCI, London)

17/05/2020