CoP Ejisu Area

28/08/2026

On August 18th, the Ejisu Area of The Church of Pentecost, led by Apostle James Oko Barnor, officially dedicated a new Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) Unit to the Dadease CHPS Compound.

28/08/2026

Happy Birthday to our beloved Area Mama, Mrs. Francisca Oko Barnor.

We say thank you for your selfless leadership, maternal care, and continuous guidance across our Area.

May God bless your new age with divine health, joy, and greater grace!❤️🎉

15/08/2026

FINAL BATCH OF PROPOSED OFFICERS ORDAINED AT EJISU CENTRAL AUDITORIUM!

On Friday, 14th August, 2026, the second batch of proposed officers were officially ordained during a powerful service at the Ejisu Central Auditorium!

Speaking on the theme "Understand Your Charge for Service as an Officer in the Church of Pentecost " (2 Timothy 4:1-8), the Ejisu Area Head, Apostle James Oko Barnor, delivered a compelling sermon on the responsibilities of leadership in the church.

Key takeaways from the message:
The Charge to Preach: Leadership requires groundedness in Truth and Holiness, teaching the Word, discipling others, and preaching the gospel steadfastly through both good and hard times with patience and perseverance.

A Warning About the Future:
A time is coming when many will turn away from the truth to embrace deceptive worldly doctrines that suit their own desires rather than God's mandate.

Steadfast Leadership:
Officers are called to remain calm, stay strong, and discharge their duties faithfully like true evangelists.

The Heavenly Reward:
Drawing from Paul’s final reflections, Aps. Barnor reminded leaders that a Crown of Righteousness awaits those who faithfully witness, evangelize, and win souls for Christ.

Congratulations to all newly ordained officers!

14/08/2026

First Batch of Proposed Officers Ordained at Effiduasi Central Auditorium!

The first batch of proposed officers has been officially ordained during a morning service held at the Effiduasi Central Auditorium, officiated by the Area Head, Apostle James Oko Barnor.

The final batch of proposed officers will be ordained in a service scheduled for 6PM today at the Ejisu Central Auditorium.

13/08/2026

Ejisu Area Holds Orientation for Proposed Church Officers Ahead of Tomorrow’s Ordination.

Earlier today, proposed officers who successfully passed through the church's vetting process, from the local to the area level, gathered at the Ejisu Central Auditorium for an orientation ahead of their upcoming ordination tomorrow.

The meeting was chaired by the Ejisu Area Head, Apostle James Oko Barnor, and moderated by the Area Secretary, Pastor Prosper Okai Amoani.

During the session, Apostle James Oko Barnor and various area ministry leaders shared key insights on how the prospective leaders can help enhance the effectiveness of the church's ministries at their local assemblies, districts, and across the area as a whole.

The participants were guided on proper leadership conduct, the core values of the church, and key principles for serving as effective Christian leaders.

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07/07/2026

AREA WOMEN’S MINISTRY APPRECIATION SERVICE.

07/07/2026

Excerpts from Area Women’s Ministry Appreciation Service:

With joyful hearts and grateful spirits, the congregation lifted songs of praise and thanksgiving to God for His faithfulness throughout the years of dedicated ministry.

07/07/2026

On Friday, 3rd July, the Ejisu Area Women’s Ministry held a heartfelt Appreciation Service to honor the immediate past leadership for their years of faithful, selfless, and impactful service to God and His Church.

We celebrate the remarkable contributions of:

• Deaconess Agnes Osei Afrifa – Former Area Women’s Ministry Leader

• Deaconess Beatrice Asiedu Abourden – Former Assistant Area Women’s Ministry Leader

• Deaconess Gifty Awukubea Amoah – Former Area Women’s Ministry Secretary

• Deaconess Felicia Osafo Aburam – Former Executive Member

• Deaconess Mercy Moro – Former Executive Member

• Deaconess Gladys Manu – Former Executive Member

May the Lord richly reward your labor of love and continue to strengthen you for greater exploits in His Kingdom.

“God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you have helped His people and continue to help them.” — Hebrews 6:10

09/05/2026

06/05/2026

The Women’s Ministry Week was duly launched yesterday under the theme, “Women Unleashed to Transform Society Through the Gospel and the Power of the Holy Spirit”