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The Apostolic Church, Ghana, will hold not hold church services on December 7, the general election day.
According to Pastor John K. Effah, who is in-charge of the Kasoa East District branch of the church said, as a result, the Lords' Supper would be administered on Sunday, November 30, 2008, a week earlier.
In a circular letter to all the Assemblies in the district, he said, the change was to enable members to exercise their voting rights and they should comply with the new arrangement.
Source: GNA
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