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Kaneshie PIWC marks National Youth Week

This year’s celebration, which brought together parents, children and other dignitaries to support the youth ministry for the week-long celebration, was on the theme, “Making Jesus famous everywhere” It was a great moment of joy for members of the youth ministry as they engaged in several activities such as storming the streets to preach God’s word, house-to-house evangelism, Bible teachings on diligence and hard work, as well as panel discussions on love, sex and social media within the week.
Message A Resident Minister of the Abossey Okai Worship Centre, Pastor Fred Stephen Sarfo, in his sermon said making Jesus famous meant making Jesus known by everyone, and His influence should be felt in the world.
Making Jesus famous in the world is making the knowledge and glory of God fill the world,” he said.
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