The President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has urged Church leaders to prioritize the peace and prosperity of the country during this election year.
Apostle Nyamekye emphasized the significance of the upcoming election, highlighting that Ghanaians will be choosing between candidates from diverse religious backgrounds for the first time. He cautioned against careless remarks from leaders, emphasizing the need for responsible discourse.
Speaking at the GPCC 2024 Heads of Churches and Organizations Conference under the theme “The Church, God’s Instrument for Peace and Transformation,” Apostle Nyamekye stressed the importance of unity and collaboration among Church leaders. He called for a concerted effort to promote peace across the nation.
Apostle Nyamekye urged all Ghanaians to prioritize the nation’s interests over partisan politics, emphasizing the value of every citizen’s life. He underscored the need for politicians to focus on substantive issues rather than manipulating vulnerable populations.
Furthermore, Apostle Nyamekye urged Church leaders to combat corruption vigorously, attributing it to incompetence and greed. He warned against the adverse effects of corruption on society, including poverty, disease, and environmental degradation.
Highlighting the role of the Church in societal development, Apostle Nyamekye called for a focus on scripture and simplicity in conveying the gospel. He encouraged leaders to provide practical guidance to members and promote national development.
In conclusion, Apostle Nyamekye emphasized the Church’s responsibility to engage with societal issues and contribute to the nation’s progress. He called for unity, integrity, and a commitment to peace and prosperity in Ghana.
Story by: Daniel Suame / Ahotoronline.com
