The Green Pasture: GloryLife Conference

The Mentors International, a ministry called with the mandate to equip Christians to take their place as functional members in the body of Christ, has held its annual outreach dinner and awards’ night to reach out to other ministry-minded Christians.

The vision for the historic event dubbed Communion of Kings 2014, held at the Silicon Hotel at Mangoase, Kumasi, on the eve of the Easter, was to bring together members and other ministry-conscious Christians to celebrate and reflect on the work of the ministry. As such, there was no shortage of good food, drinks and Spirit-filled table discussions.

The President of the ministry, Jeffrey Walter Dadzeasah, congratulated the delegates for promptly responding to the love of God in receiving His callings. He noted that life may be seen as a battle for the hearts. Such that just as the world entices Christians to fall in love with it, God also constantly reveals His superior love to all men to the end that He may win their hearts. Ultimately, those who appreciate this divine love and receive it become lovers of God, of His work, and therefore ministers in the earth.

He, however, charged them to continue chalking exploits in their individual God-given callings by continually focussing on the unbridled love of God without which evangelism becomes a lifeless activity. As the man of God ministered the word of love, God won many hearts that day.

As is fit, outstanding members and committees were also honoured for their dedication to God’s work and awarded for their hardwork in building God’s church.

New Creation Cell picked the award for ‘Cell of the Year 2013/2014,’ as the ‘Committee of the Year’ went to the Camp Meeting Committee. Five members, viz: Clara Efua Mensah (Head of Finance), Theresa Addai-Yeboah, Nii Okai Adjaidoo, Enoch Halm Quayson and Michael Ofori-Kyere, were honoured for their outstanding service to the ministry.

For their outstanding service to their respective cells, the following members were also honoured: John Justice Gyesi and Portia Boadi (for Charis Cell), Theresa Addai–Yeboah, Richmond Addo and Theresa Addai-Yeboah (for Philadelphia Cell), Nana Yaa Boateng and Belinda Osei-Tutu (for New Creation Cell).

The rest were Isaac Owusu and Ebenezer Odoom (for Heroes of Faith Cell), Nene Amoatey and Ato Tabbica (God's Generals Cell), Rebecca Arthur and Ama Sakyiwaa Boateng (for Barakah Cell).