The Crystal Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International (FGBMFI) has inaugurated its new executive council to lead the chapter for the coming term.

The induction ceremony took place on Thursday, January 16, 2025, during the chapter’s meeting at the Ibis Style Hotel, Airport, Accra.

The new executives, sworn in by Field Representative Eric Ansah-Addo, pledged to uphold the mission of the fellowship and diligently serve in their respective capacities.

Mr. Joseph Boamah Sasu led the newly elected in the dedication of the tenure into the hands of God and also a fundraising for the chapter.

The newly elected executives are:
• President: David Kissi
• Vice President 1: Morad Fouad Tabbicca
• Vice President 2: John Frederick Agudetse Esq.
• Secretary: Paa Kwesi Korankye Ainoo
• Treasurer: Michael Doryumu
• Membership Director: Nana Ackah-Watson Jainie Esq.
• Voice, Publicity, and Tapes: Nana Kwesi Coomson

Other members of the executive council include:
• Jainie Agovi Jainie – Counselling
• Precious Enyonam Akorli – Coordinator, LoTF
• Nana Antwi Darkwa – Ushering
• Benjamin Boateng Jnr. – Prayer
• Nana Fynn Class-Peters – Voice & Literature
• Isaac Achiampong – Special Projects
• Kwame Danquah Jr – Business & IT
• Emmanuel Odei – Music
• Joseph Arthur – Care & Compassion
• Vincent Bolor – Banquetting
• Limann Mohammed – Member
• David Agbai – Member
• Dorcas Bekoe – Member

The outgoing president, Jainie Agovi Jainie, urged the new leaders to approach their roles with unwavering dedication, treating their service as a duty to God rather than the chapter.

FGBMFI aims to bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to every sphere of society through the lives of Christian business professionals.

The fellowship creates a platform for men and women to grow spiritually, build meaningful relationships, and positively impact their communities and workplaces.

Its vision is to empower individuals to achieve spiritual and professional excellence, transforming society with the principles of the Kingdom of God.

The Crystal Chapter remains committed to fostering spiritual growth and leadership development among its members, ensuring the fellowship’s impact continues to resonate across business and social landscapes.