C.O.P Israel English Assembly

26/05/2026

Scene From Sun. 24.05.26

18/05/2026

SERMON SUMMARY

Speaker: Elder Jonathan Botchway
Topic: Waiting Spirit-Filled Disciples
Texts: Matthew 28:18–20, Acts 1:8, Zechariah 4:6

The sermon emphasised the responsibility of every believer to become a Spirit-filled disciple who spreads the Gospel everywhere they go. Christians were encouraged not to allow language, culture, or location to become barriers to evangelism and discipleship.

The speaker explained that disciples are made through studying God’s Word, growing spiritually, and allowing the Holy Spirit to lead and transform their lives. A Spirit-filled believer reflects the character of Christ through love, compassion, and obedience.

The local church was reminded of its mandate to draw people to Christ, teach sound doctrine, equip believers for ministry, and impact society beyond the church walls. Believers were assured that God’s presence would always be with them as they fulfilled His mission through the power of the Holy Spirit.

11/05/2026

CLIMAX OF THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEK CELEBRATION 2026
Theme: Women Unleashed to Transform Society Through the Gospel and the Power of the Holy Spirit

Speaker: Deaconess Harriet Mireku Onajah

Main Scriptures:
• Colossians 3:23-24
• Acts 13:1-4
• Colossians 1:4-6
• Acts 8:4-8

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The Climax of the National Women’s Week Celebration 2026 was a spirit-filled and impactful gathering that reminded women of their divine mandate to transform society through the Gospel and the power of the Holy Spirit. Delivering the message on the theme “Women Unleashed to Transform Society Through the Gospel and the Power of the Holy Spirit,” Dcns Harriet Mireku Onajah encouraged women to rise boldly and fulfill God’s purpose in every area of life.

She explained that the word “unleashed” refers to someone who has been released from bo***ge and set free to operate in purpose and power. She emphasized that God has deposited gifts, wisdom, strength, and influence in every woman to bring transformation to the world around her. However, this transformation must begin from the home. According to the speaker, when women transform their homes through godly living, prayer, wisdom, and love, society itself becomes transformed.

Touching on the Gospel, she described it as the Good News of Jesus Christ — the message of salvation, healing, hope, and eternal life. She further highlighted the Four-Square Gospel which is
1. Jesus Christ the Saviour — John 3:16
2. Jesus Christ the Healer
3. Jesus Christ the Baptizer in the Holy Spirit
4. Jesus Christ the Soon Coming King

The congregation was reminded that women are carriers of the Gospel and must intentionally spread the goodness of Christ everywhere they go. The speaker stressed that the assignment of spreading the Gospel cannot be accomplished through human strength alone, but through the power of the Holy Spirit.

She further explained that the Holy Spirit transforms lives by changing character, bringing healing, empowering believers, and equipping them for service. Women were therefore encouraged to seek a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit in order to impact their homes, churches, workplaces, and communities effectively.

Mrs. Harriet Mireku Onajah also challenged women not to be afraid of leadership responsibilities. She encouraged women to boldly take up leadership roles wherever God places them and become transformational leaders who influence others positively. Speaking especially to mothers, she urged them to intentionally nurture and guide their children in the ways of God so that they would become agents of positive transformation in society.

In conclusion, the sermon served as a powerful call for women to arise in faith, walk in the power of the Holy Spirit, and become instruments of transformation through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The celebration ended with renewed passion and commitment among women to impact their generation for the Kingdom of God.

The Church of Pentecost, Israel District
C.O.P ABEKA AREA

04/05/2026

28/04/2026

Sermon Report: Be Alert in the End Time
Preacher: Elder Simon Nartey
Scripture References: Matthew 24:32; 1 Thessalonians 5:6; Mark 13:33

On Sunday 25th April, 2026, Elder Simon Nartey delivered a message centred on the urgent call for believers to remain spiritually alert and discerning as the world approaches the end times. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, the sermon emphasised that while the exact timing of the end is unknown, the signs are clearly revealed in Scripture for those who are attentive.

Referencing Matthew 24:32, the preacher explained the parable of the fig tree, highlighting how believers are expected to recognise spiritual seasons just as one can observe natural changes. The message underscored that current global events, moral decline, and spiritual apathy are indicators that align with biblical prophecy. Christians are therefore encouraged to stay watchful and not be ignorant of these signs.

From 1 Thessalonians 5:6, the congregation was reminded not to fall into spiritual slumber like others, but to remain awake and sober. Elder Nartey stressed that alertness is not merely about awareness but also about living a life of holiness, discipline, and readiness for Christ’s return. Spiritual vigilance involves prayer, studying the Word, and maintaining a close relationship with God.

Mark 13:33 further reinforced the need for watchfulness, as Jesus Himself instructed His followers to “be on guard” and “stay awake.” The preacher encouraged believers to live each day with a sense of purpose and accountability, avoiding complacency and distractions that can weaken their faith.

In conclusion, the sermon was a call to action for all Christians to recognise the signs of the end times to respond with intentional spiritual preparedness. The church was urged to remain steadfast, committed, and actively engaged in righteous living as they await the coming of the Lord.

13/04/2026

Ps Adu Gyamfi Donkor, together with his wife, Mrs Wendy Donkor, on Sunday, April 12, 2026, joined the Israel English Assembly for a spirit-filled service where he delivered a compelling message on Spiritual Living in the circular world: Lessons from Daniel's exploits in a pagan world.

Quoting from the scriptures: Colosians 1:6, Daniel 2:1-2, 1:3-7, 1 Perter 3:15

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Ps Adu Gyamfi Donkor emphasised that true transformation in the world begins with the Gospel.
In a society where culture often outweighs spirituality, believers must intentionally stand firm in their faith. Using Daniel as an example, the sermon highlighted the importance of purity, personal boundaries, and unwavering commitment to God. Ultimately, it affirmed that righteous living is possible even in a secular world and is key to making a lasting impact.

You can live righteously and still influence a secular world—Daniel did, and so can you.

30/03/2026

29.03.26 | Sunday | Lords Supper

15/03/2026

Climax Of Misssions Week | Sunday | 08.03.26 |

12/03/2026

Today’s reminder focuses on our Environmental By-Laws. It is a legal offense to bury a loved one without a death certificate and a burial permit.

Following these regulations ensures our communities remain safe, organized, and healthy for everyone.

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11/03/2026

Caring for the environment is part of our Christian responsibility. As stewards of God’s creation, we are called to protect, preserve, and keep our surroundings clean for the glory of God and the benefit of our communities.

Join the Environmental Care Campaign 2026 organized by The Church of Pentecost – Israel District as we come together in worship and practical action to make our environment better.

Let us gather first for the Joint Service and then unite for the Community Clean-Up Exercise as we demonstrate that “My Environment, My Responsibility.”

Everyone is warmly invited to participate.










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