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Glory Chapel, the Nungua chapter of The Global Evangelical Church has extended its annual gospel and love outreach to the Agbetsikpo community in the North Tongu District.
The Church presented several items such as detergents, clothes, food items and stationeries to schools, healthcare centres and members of the community.
Speaking to JoyNews, Evangelist Dennis Kwabena Debrah noted that it is necessary for Christians to show love to the world as instructed by Jesus Christ.

"Our Lord Jesus Christ commanded us to go into the world with the gospel and also show love to the people and by doing that, we are bringing them closer to the Lord."
Evangelist Dennis Kwabena Debrah further noted that if every Christian makes it a point to win a soul and show love, there would be so much peace and happiness in the world.

Community leaders including the headmaster of a community school, Prosper Kwasi Nah, expressed gratitude to the church for their support which according to him, was timely.
He urged other churches, organisations, and individuals to emulate the kind gesture made by the Global Evangelical Church.


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