From Monday evening, the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) will start telecasting or showing on social media all the various days of Greater Works.
In the morning, the Church will have two sessions as it normally does during Greater Works.
“In the evening too, we will hold the usual service and then we will continue through to Friday,” the General Overseer Mensah Otabil said during Sunday service.
Despite a lift on the ban on religious activities in the country, Pastor Otabil insists members of his congregation must continue worship from home.
He said even though the ban has been lifted, it is prudent for service to continue online in order to save lives during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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