
Audio By Carbonatix
The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) together with its founder, Pastor Mensa Otabil came to you today with another impactful edition of its Sunday virtual service.
Today’s broadcast, the last service in May came off at the ICGC Christ Temple auditorium.
Despite a reduction in Covid-19 cases recorded recently, the leadership of the church continues to adopt the use of the virtual platform to connect with all members.
This is to ensure the spread of the virus is curtailed.
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