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The Restoration Temple of the International Central Gospel Church, Osu will on Tuesday December 23, 2014 hold its annual Carols Night service to begin a wrap of activities for the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The festival of nine lessons and carols is to reenact the birth of Christ Jesus and to remind members of the church and their loved ones about the true essence of the birth of Christ which so many celebrate and yet so few understand.
Head Pastor of the Church Rev Ashford Smith said the Festival will be a perfect dress rehearsal for a memorable, spirit filled Christmas and new year activities.
The Restoration Choir and other key ministries in the church have prepared a sumptuous menu of Christmas carols to be served on the night and would be garnished with a truly inspirational thought-provoking scriptures from the bible.
With members charged to appear in their rich african attires, the festival will undoubtedly show a congregation of proud Ghanaians and Africans adorned in attires of great African origin, ready in humility, to welcome the rebirth of Christ Jesus.
It will begin at 6:30pm and end at 8:00pm in the Church's premises.

Rev Ashford Smith will not only lead his flock through a melodious night of carols but will lead them into a great new Year of Perfection during the much touted Crossover service.
The watch night service on 31st December, 2014 will be yet another gripping night of prayers, praises and thanksgiving to the Lord of host in a spirit filled atmosphere.
There will be exciting musical performances, extraordinary choreography and a cocktail of heavenly inspired activities meant to lift up the saints for what would be yet a challenging and hopefully successful new year 2014.
The watchnight service will start at 8:00 pm and end at 12:30 am at the Restoration Temple in Osu near the VRA clinic.
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