Audio By Carbonatix
Action Chapel International will host its 2024 Easter Convention from Wednesday, March 27 through April 1, 2024, at the Prayer Cathedral on the Spintex Road, Accra.
The six-day event on the theme "Open Doors" has Bishop Michael Pitts from the USA, as the Special Guest, together with a powerful team from the Prayer Cathedral.
The event, hosted by Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, General Overseer of Action Chapel International, is to commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Archbishop Duncan-Williams said” the death and resurrection of Jesus is central to Christianity. If we want to love God deeply, we must thoroughly understand the profound meaning of Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday.”
He said the resurrection of the Lord Jesus stands at the centre of our hope as Christians and because Christ rose, “we know His death on the cross accomplished its saving purpose as the once-for-all sacrifice for sin. Moreover, because Christ is risen, we who are in Him have the hope of a glorious resurrection,” he Archbishop added.
The details of the Convention are as follows:
- Wednesday 27th March – 6:30 PM
- Thursday 28th March – 10 AM & 6:30 PM
- Friday 29th March – 10 AM & 6:30 PM
- Sunday 31st March – 7 AM & 10 AM
The Convention will end with a family fun day on 1st April, where congregants will socialize and network with each other to create solidarity and strengthen family bonds in the church. There will be fun, games, soccer, basketball, bouncy castles, trains, pools, fellowship, with music and good food.
Latest Stories
-
NPP Greater Accra Regional Organiser hopeful touts experience, grassroots mobilisation record
26 seconds -
WHO warns Africa risks losing decades of health gains as external funding declines
24 minutes -
Chief of Staff plants shea tree at Jubilee House to reaffirm government’s commitment to shea industry development
40 minutes -
GCB Bank unlocks new pathway to credit with Tier 3 pension-backed loan
43 minutes -
Mid-Year Budget: ‘MoU is not a payslip’ – Oppong Nkrumah questions gov’t jobs, economic claims
60 minutes -
Prof Mills was ethical; some appointees exploited his weakness as his health declined – Prof Frimpong-Boateng
1 hour -
Halt prosecution of NDC organiser over comments made against me – Bawumia urges Police, AG
1 hour -
Prof Mills dismissed me twice, but I speak well of him because I knew him – Prof Frimpong-Boateng
1 hour -
Government reaffirms commitment to developing Ghana’s shea industry
2 hours -
EOCO rescues 39 victims in Hohoe anti-trafficking operation, investigates suspected travel fraud syndicate
2 hours -
Restaurant impersonation scams cost victims nearly GH¢300,000 in six months – CSA
2 hours -
GTEC directs universities to stop using entrance exams as precondition for admission
2 hours -
Assemblies urged to lead climate action in Upper West as EPA inspects mitigation sites
2 hours -
CSA warns of rising restaurant impersonation scams as cybercrime losses surge
2 hours -
Ultimate Charismatic Centre celebrates 25 years of God’s faithfulness with ‘Ebenezer’ Anniversary
2 hours