Mensa Otabil is a Ghanaian theologian, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur.
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The International Central Gospel Church (IGCG) and its General Overseer, Pastor Mensa Otabil welcomes you to another edition of its virtual Sunday church service.
The service took place at the church's Christ Temple auditorium.
The use of online platforms has been adopted by the church’s leadership to curtail the spread of coronavirus disease while connecting with all members.
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