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Members of the Kwamikrom branch of the Ghana Pentecostal Council (GPC) on Saturday spent three hours cleaning over-grown weeds at the compounds of the Kwamikrom Health Centre.
The exercise formed part of the council's national week activities.
The leader of the group Elder Peter Degborvia, Secretary of the branch council, told the GNA that the group would clean up the health centre regularly as part of their social responsibility to the community.
Mr Degborvia said the council would also give food and cash to the poor and needy in the town.
The council comprises the Church of Pentecost, the New Covenant Apostolic Church, the Assemblies of God and the Global Evangelical Church.
Others are, the Full Gospel Church, the Great Commission Church, the Divine Healers Church, the New Birth Church and Deeper Life Church.
Source: GNA
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