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27/05/2026

25/05/2026

CARE CONNECT 2026

As part of the 2026 Drug Addiction Treatment, Management, and Education Campaign — CARE CONNECT 2026 — the Koforidua HUM Pastor, Ps. James Amoah-Mensah, together with a dedicated team of HUM workers, visited Pentecost Senior High School to educate students and create awareness on the dangers of substance abuse and addiction among the youth.

Also present at the programme were Ovr. Da-Rocha Ampofo, the School Chaplain, and Elder Charles Asante, Assistant Chaplain, who offered their support and encouragement throughout the outreach.

During the interactive educational session, students were taken through:

the major causes of substance abuse,

the progressive stages of addiction,

common myths associated with drug use,

inspiring stories of young people who have recovered from different forms of addiction, and

practical ways of seeking help and support.

The programme provided students with the opportunity to openly discuss challenges affecting young people today while receiving guidance, counselling, and hope for a better future.

At the end of the programme, 36 students surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ and expressed the desire to receive various forms of counselling, mentorship, and support.

To ensure continuous growth and transformation, the HUM team has begun a discipleship and follow-up programme to nurture and support the students in their newfound faith and personal development.

CARE CONNECT 2026 continues to stand as a beacon of hope, restoration, and transformation, reaching out to young people with the message that freedom, healing, and purpose are possible through proper support systems and the saving power of Jesus Christ.

24/05/2026

Souls will be reached. Lives will be transformed through the Gospel and the power of the Holy Spirit. Join SPWO 2026 at Atebubu Area.

By Fire 🔥 By Water 💦

24/05/2026

International Day for the Unreached 🌍

Today, we remember the millions who have never heard the saving message of Jesus Christ. A third of the world still waits for the Gospel to reach them.

Let us rise in prayer, compassion, and mission — believing that every tribe, tongue, and people group deserves an encounter with Christ.

18/10/2025

Pastor Raymond Agawu - Effiduase Area Coordinator - HUM.

He facilitated on the topic: Ministry to Drug Adddicts.

In addressed workers on substance abuse, the science of addiction which talks about the stages of addiction such as Compulsion, Control, Craving and Consequences stages of addiction, admonishing HUM workers to know these stages and more, so that it will help them transform any addicts they encounter.

Duut Kwaku David Nabaku Daniel Agawu Raymond Owusu Akyaw Gabriel Asare Obeng Enoch

18/10/2025

Ovr./Pas. James Amoah Mensah - Eastern Regional Sector Coordinator - HUM addressing the need of revitalising HUM in our various Districts/Locals.

He admonished that all HUM workers should always have a holistic and strategic approach for the growth of all HUM activities.

Agawu Raymond Owusu Akyaw Gabriel Nabaku Daniel Duut Kwaku David Asare Obeng Enoch

03/05/2024

Be part of this extra ordinary outreach to the Dwarf Island.
The outreach span is from 6th May – December. The teams will be going in batches. You can join any of these Batches as they go to possess the Island by fire by water.

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02/05/2024

By God's grace, 38,102 outreaches were carried out in the year under review, with 43,308 souls won for the Lord; this comprises 37,017 adults and 6,291 children.

The souls won were made up of 1,069 commercial s*x workers, 2,584 street dwellers, 10,073 drug addicts, 15,877 Northerners in the South, 1,777 African migrants, 272 expatriates, 836 Fulani, 163 Kotokoli, and 4,366 others.

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