13 Egyptian Christians kidnapped by armed and masked men

Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry, met with senior church officials on Saturday amid efforts to solve the crisis.

Thirteen Egyptian Christians were kidnapped in the Libyan city of Sirte, adding to seven that went missing last week in the war-torn North African country, Egypt's state news agency said on Saturday.

The 13 reported kidnapped on Saturday were Coptic Christians and Egypt's foreign minister, Sameh Shoukry, had met with senior church officials on Saturday amid efforts to solve the crisis, state news agency MENA said.


Magdy Malik, a Christian activist in Egypt, said that gunmen stormed a residence for expatriates in Sirte and abducted the 13 Copts.

Gunmen went room to room and asked for identification papers to separate Muslim workers from Christians, witness Hanna Aziz told The Associated Press.

"They were 15 armed and masked men who came in four vehicles," he said. "They had a list of full names of Christians in the building. While checking IDs, Muslims were left aside while Christians were grabbed. I heard my friends screaming, but they were quickly shushed at gunpoint. After that, we heard nothing. I am still in my room waiting for them to take me. I want to die with them." He said he escaped capture because he didn't open his door.

Libya is split between militias loyal to an internationally recognized government, which Egypt supports, and those allied to a rival government based in Tripoli that includes Islamist groups and politicians.

Egyptian Copts have been targeted in Libya before during the chaos that broke out when militias that fought together to oust dictator Muammar Gaddafi then trained their arms on one another.

Seven Egyptian Christians were found shot execution-style on a beach in eastern Libya last February.

Local reports have said a Coptic doctor and his wife were murdered in their home in early December, with their daughter's body later found.

A formal diplomatic mission to retrieve the Egyptians would be difficult because much of Libya falls outside of the officially recognized government's control, an Egyptian foreign ministry spokesman said on Al-Hayat, a state-owned television station.

Addtional reporting by Reuters

Payer Works; Sierra Leone declares week of prayer and fasting to end Ebola

The President of Sierra Leone has called upon his nation to pray and fast for a week to tackle the Ebola crisis devastating the country.

Some 20,000 people have been infected by the virus, with 2,700 dead in Sierra Leone alone.


President Ernest Bai Koroma declared a week of fasting and prayers to end suffering from the disease starting on Thursday, January 8.

"Today, I ask all to commit our actions to the grace, mercy and protection of God Almighty," he said in his New Year's Day address.

The World Health Organisation has said that while the Ebola outbreak is mostly confined to West Africa, the death toll has risen to 7,905, following 317 fatalities recorded since it last issued figures on December 24.

Sierra Leone accounts for the biggest proportion of Ebola cases - 9,000 - and the number of infections continues to grow, WHO said. Since December 24, new laboratory-confirmed cases in West Africa have reached 476, and 337 of them are in Sierra Leone.

Beyond the week-long fasting and prayers, Koroma announced that schools shut since July in a bid to slow down the spread of the virus will reopen soon.

"The ministry of education is putting in place modalities to reopen schools and colleges in the shortest possible time," Koroma was quoted as saying by Reuters.

Still, he urged people to avoid physical contact with the sick or corpses and abide by quarantine rules.

Christian Aid greeted the new year with a stern warning to the international community not to forget the plight of thousands of people affected by the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone.

The charity is currently training 500 religious leaders in eight districts of the country to deal with psycho-social counselling and stigma reduction in affected communities.

Jeanne Kamara, Christian Aid Country Manager in Sierra Leone, said it was also providing survivors with packages of food, household materials and hygiene items.

"Survivors need food and other support, such as the provision of basic household items, since those who are infected have all their belongings burnt leaving people in a desperate situation," she explained.

She spoke of her hope that a British nurse infected with Ebola, Pauline Cafferkey, would make a full recovery.

"We are very sorry to hear of the British nurse who has fallen victim to this indiscriminate virus," said Kamara. "At a time when the Ebola crisis appears to have fallen from the international news agenda, this sad incident reminds us that this disease does not recognise country boundaries and is continuing to infect more people every day."

All saints prays for Andraé Crouch: As Gospel Legend Hospitalized

Gospel legend Andraé Crouch is in the hospital and is seriously ill, according to the family.

His sister, Sandra Crouch, announced he was taken to the hospital Monday with serious health complications.

"At this time, Andraé is being attended by a wonderful medical team, and we are so grateful for the thousands of people around the world who are praying for Andraé right now," she said in a press statement.

She asked for continued prayer for Andraé's full recovery but did not specify what exactly the singer was battling.

During the making of his album Mighty Wind in 2006, Andraé told CBN he had a cancerous growth on his throat. When doctors cut it out, the discovered seven nodes or polyps surrounding it. Andraé said when the doctors checked it again after cutting the growth, the nodes were gone.

He also told CBN his mother, father, and brother all died of cancer.

Andraé said then he told the devil, "The buck stops here," and that no matter what he will praise God.

The Grammy Award-winner has been making gospel music since he was 14 years old and has been in the music industry for more than four decades.

He's collaborated on projects with Paul Simon, Quincy Jones, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Barbara Madrell, Elton John, Madonna, Vanessa Williams, and many others. He also serves as a co-pastor at New Christ Memorial Church in San Fernando, California.

20 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT DAVID AND FAITH OYEDEPO; A WOMAN THAT FEARETH THE LORD, SHE SHALL BE PRAISED!

1. She met him at a Motor Park.

2. She was a university student-GREAT IFE while he was only a Polytechnic student in Kwarapoly (Remember the discrimination)-she could have Snubbed him-but she responded..


3. His friends complained that he was carrying Christianity too zealously as if he was the only christian-she became zealous.


4. He took her to church in 1976 and made her sign an agreement (SAILING UNDER SEALED ORDERS) to marry and follow him whether he becomes blind, lame or handicapped…she signed.


5. Just before he married her, he told her God had sent him to LIBERATE THE WORLD (while he was still hopping between jobs) and went on to resign his job; his elder brother lambasted him, she stuck to him.


6. He told her God had shown him the key to prosperity-she believed.


7. He told her they would build a 50,000 capacity tent and preach the gospel from private jets-she believed her dreamer lover.


8. He was too ‘buoyant’ to afford a hotel room on his wedding eve, he slept in his rickety Volkswagen beetle-she married him.


9. During a moment of insane faith, he ordered a mad man to be put in his car alone with her while she was pregnant; she remained.


10. She saw she was dripping blood while pregnant and explained to him that she had a miscarriage, he shouted “It CANNOT Happen, Can I have my food please”-she served him food.


11. She just had their first baby and there was no food or money at home. he refused to borrow or ask or take church money and they were drinking/eating “CERELAC Baby food’ for 3 days-she ate with him.


12. She came to church one day and saw him so excited with few members while waiting for service to start; he explained to her that service was actually over-she laughed.


13. People kept praying for her and her husband as they seemed to be crazy and needed deliverance-she kept faith.


14. He announced a new Bible school and she knew there was no facility; she asked him and he replied “Is it your school”? She kept quiet.


IT DOESN'T END THERE!


15. She didn't know they were going to be flying in customized jets round the world.


16. She didn't know he will pastor and she, co-pastor the largest church auditorium in the world.


17. She didn't know he will be a father to millions all over the world.


18. She didn't know he will be hosted by Presidents and Heads of States of nations.


19. She didn't know he will be a Chancellor and Pioneer of one of the best Private-owned Universities in the world…..and six others.


20. She woke up one day on her sickbed in the USA and

unexpectedly saw her hubby who had flown in quietly from Nigeria and had refused to wake her up…..he was kneeling on the floor by her legs and crying ‘Lord, heal her and prove that you sent me”-She got healed miraculously……TWICE!. She didn't know ……


# All she saw was a Man with A BIG GOD inside him.


If a man has vision but doesn't have immediate provision, go ahead and say yes to him…but if he has provision and has no vision, say a resounding NO…

Don't judge people before you truly know them

A 24 year old boy seeing out from the train's window shouted..."Dad, look the trees are going behind!" Dad smiled and a young couple sitting nearby, looked at the 24 year old's childish behavior with pity, suddenly he again exclaimed..."Dad, look the clouds are running with us!" The couple couldn't resist and said to the old man..."Why don't you take your son to a good doctor?" The old man smiled and said..."I did and we are just coming from the hospital, my son was blind from birth, he just got his eyes today.

Every single person on the planet has a unique story. 

Don't judge people before you truly know them. The truth might surprise you.

If this week is going to be marked, what would be your score? Live right and Lead well!

Ghanaian Preachers who have made impact in Ghana.

To my opinion these Ghanaian preachers have made impact in Ghana. On the basics of preaching the gospel and helping the needy.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, known in many parts of the world as the Apostle of Strategic Prayer, is the Presiding Archbishop and General Overseer of Christian Action Faith Ministries (CAFM), head-quartered in Accra, Ghana. He is the founder and father of the Charismatic Movement in Ghana and other parts of West Africa. CAFM, one church in many locations, has over 300 affiliate and branch churches located in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa. Archbishop Duncan-Williams is also the Founder and President of Global Prayer Summit. The Prayer Summits bring the message and power of prayer to many U.S. and international cities focusing on corporate prayer and breaking down spiritual barriers that hinder revival.The story of Duncan-Williams’ birth, conversion and rise to General in the body of Christ has been an inspiration to many. In 1957, he was born to Florence Bruce despite the fact that doctors had earlier told her that her pregnancy was a risk to her health and she, therefore, decided to terminate it. Months later, Mother Florence discovered that Baby Nicolas survived the medical procedure. It was clear to some early on that this baby was destined for greatness. His father, E.K. Duncan-Williams, an Ambassador, politician and chief, became actively involved in Nicolas’s life at the age of 15.

With 43 sisters and brothers, Nicolas primarily raised himself learning the art of survival through difficult circumstances at a very young age. While growing up, on multiple occasions, he nearly lost his life. 1976, on the bed of affliction—after tragically losing three of his fingers, Nicolas Duncan-Williams, gave his life to Christ and made a vow that he would spread the gospel throughout the nations and serve God for the rest of his life. He is known as a coach, mentor and a father of many -- training thousands and building nations and communities for the end time harvest.

Anointed in the ministry of prayer, healing, deliverance and the prophetic, he also serves as an Intercessor and Minister for numerous African government, civic and business leaders. His intense passion for intercession and strategic prayer is born out of his personal experience. Archbishop Duncan-Williams also offers counsel, direction and mentorship to emerging and seasoned Bishops and ministry leaders. God has used him to birth ministries across the world and he is a spiritual father to many ministry leaders. He has been instrumental in Christian revival in many parts of the world. The Archbishop believes that the different revivals that have come across the nations over the years were as a result of prayer. “There is no substitute for prayer; prayer is the lifeline of the believer and the church of Jesus Christ...and there is no distance in prayer.” He also believes that intercession will be the last move that will precede the coming of our Lord.

The Archbishop has a distinct Apostolic calling to Africa. In addition to ministering to Presidents, he has missions that support poorest of the poor. His missions are supporting orphanages and provisions of food, shelter, water, electricity and ministry training in Africa. His Ministry runs Dominion University College in Accra, a Word-based theological and leadership institute of higher learning. He also founded the Dominion Multi-media College in Accra established to bring Christian ethics and training to the media. This Apostolic calling has led the Archbishop to take his strong dynamic ministry of over 20,000 members in Ghana to other nations of the world. His association with established leaders such as Oral and Richard Roberts, Dr. Morris Cerullo, Bishop T.D. Jakes and C. Peter Wagner has helped him to gain respect and accreditation from various church leaders worldwide. He has been featured on global Christian television and radio networks, such as TBN, the Word Channel and Inspiration Network. Archbishop Duncan-Williams, the recipient of many global honors and author of several books, can be seen weekly on his television program "The Voice of Inspiration" which is viewed by millions in Europe and Africa. He was trained by the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa and completed biblical studies at the All Nations for Christ Bible Institute in Benin City, Nigeria. The Archbishop, married to Rosa Whitaker Duncan-Williams, has four children, all in the Ministry, and one grand-child.




Bishop Dr. Charles Agyin Asare.

Bishop Dr. Charles Agyin Asare is the presiding Bishop of almost 100 WMCI churches and oversees a network of over 350 churches around the world.

Ministry Experience:He has preached the gospel in 47 nations of the world and on 4 continents with mighty signs and wonders. All this began after he heard the audible voice of God in 1983 saying: "My boy Charles, I give unto you power over demons and principalities, heal the sick, raise the dead, preach the kingdom".

Family: He is married to a beautiful lady, Rev. Mrs. Sena Asare. They have two sons, Selaise Esar and Francis Nyamekye and a daughter Charlene Sena.

Bishop Charles Agyin Asare, reaches millions through his Radio Ministry, Crusades, Conventions, Seminars, Books, Tapes (video and audio) and TV ministry (England, Nigeria, Netherlands and Ghana).




Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.

Dag Heward-Mills, singularly forged by the fire of the Word of God, has his eyes burning with a vision for the Body of Christ that shall impact the entire world. He is a dynamic apostle, evangelist, pastor, teacher, and prophet. His teachings and books show God's power and truth working in his life and the lives of others.

He has a peculiar ability to motivate people to do the work of the ministry. The purpose of the ministry of Dag Heward-Mills is to fulfill the great commission of Jesus Christ by taking the message of salvation to all peoples of the world.

Dag Heward Mills has traveled extensively and ministers powerfully under the anointing. He also serves on the board of Directors of Church Growth International and the Pentecostal World Fellowship.

After God placed upon him the anointing to teach, he began holding meetings in a classroom on campus that accommodated just a handful of people. As attendance steadily increased, larger and larger halls had to be used, until finally, in 2006, he commissioned the construction of the one of the largest church complexes in Africa! Currently, attendance at his meetings have exceeded the capacity of this huge structure.

With the unquenching fire of the Gospel ardent in his bosom, he began the Healing Jesus Crusades with an initial gathering of just over 600 people. Since then, he has conducted Gospel crusades with hundreds of thousands of people attending a single gathering using towering sound systems that can be heard for miles.

As part of the discipleship-training program, millions of copies of Dag Heward-Mills' literature have been published in several languages including French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian and printed in many countries. Millions of books have been printed and freely 'seeded' in nations around the world.

His books are well known to convert ordinary Christians into fearless ministers of the Gospel.

Dag Heward-Mills is the founder of the Anagkazo Bible Schools, a full-time Bible school with several thousand students worldwide, aimed at inspiring others to ministry.

Other soul-winning projects that he has founded includes the Leadership International (an unrelenting outreach into second-cycle institutions), that is aimed at inspiring the next generation to reach the unreached, to further the Kingdom, and to see the Gospel message proclaimed throughout the world. His multi-faceted ministry has outreaches to prisons, orphans and the sick.

Dag Heward-Mills is also recognized for holding Work of the Ministry Conferences' in many different countries of the world. These events are aimed at equipping church leaders and workers with the anointing of the Holy Spirit, the culture of Loyalty and practical guides to ministry.

The purpose of the ministry of Evangelist Dag Heward-Mills is to fulfill the great commission of Jesus Christ by taking the message of salvation to all peoples of the world.

His programs are seen and heard domestically and internationally on the radio and television in several countries. The ministry continues to produce CDs, DVDs, pamphlets, books and other Christian resource material. Although Dag Heward-Mills is primarily known for his Healing Jesus Crusades in Africa and other third-world countries, the ministry also seeks to actively inspire and equip the body of Christ through the internet, videos, worldwide television and radio.

With a home base in Accra, Ghana Dag Heward-Mills is happily married to Adelaide Heward-Mills and they have been blessed with four children- David, Joshua, Daniella and Paula.




Rev. Sam Nii Korankye Ankrah.

The Most Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah - Apostle, Prophet, Pacifist, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur, Educationist, Author and Motivational Speaker was born on Tuesday, February 23, 1960 to the late Mr. J. O. Ankrah and Madam Victoria Ziddah. Out of his polygamous father’s 24 children, he is the 22nd but the fifth of his mother’s seven children. The first key person who had a profound impact on his spiritual life was his God-fearing mother whom he affectionately calls Mmaah (a Ga word which means ‘my mother’).

As a devoted Christian who dearly loved the Lord, Madam Victoria encouraged Sam to accompany her to church every Sunday. His active participation and intelligent contributions during Bible discussions at church earned him the admiration of some of the elders, who encouraged Victoria to take a keen interest in his education. Victoria did so believing that her son would grow up to become a great prophet of God like the biblical Samuel. Thus when she baptized him at the age of eleven, she christened him “Samuel”.

In 1974, young Sam gained admission to Saint John’s Grammar Secondary School (St. Johns) in Accra. There, he became an active member of the Scripture Union (SU) even though he was not ‘Born Again’. This, he explains, was due to the fact that he had never quite clearly understood the salvation message. In his first year at St. Johns, however, he encountered the Lord in a special way and accepted Jesus Christ as his Personal Saviour.

By the time he entered University of Ghana, Legon, in 1984, Rev. Sam had started Showers of Blessing Incorporated - an evangelistic ministry made up of students from some second cycle institutions in Accra. This was the group which metamorphosed into Royalhouse Chapel eight (8) years later.





Prophet Ebenezer Adarkwa Opambour Yiadom.

Prophet Ebenezer Adarkwa Opambour Yiadom is the leader of the Ebenezer Miracle Worship Center in Kumasi. He is on record to have the largest church building and largest congregation in the Ashanti Region, Ghana’s most populated region.

His church auditorium takes a capacity of 18,000 and gets filled on Sundays, with people standing outside. The church also has branches in Sunyani, Accra, Tema, Takoradi and other parts of the country.

Opambour is the owner of Radio Mercury, a Kumasi-based private radio station and he would launch his private television station by the end of this year. He has also built a hundred-building estate which he has christened Island City.





Dr. Mensa Otabil

Dr. Mensa Otabil is a Pastor, Lecturer, Author, Consultant and a motivational speaker. He is the Founder and General-Overseer of the International Central Gospel churches, which has a network of local assemblies in Ghana, Europe, the United States, Canada and other parts of Africa. He serves as Senior Pastor of ‘Christ Temple’, ICGC’s mother–church, in Accra, and also is the Chancellor of Ghana’s premier private University: The Central University College (CUC).

The International Central Gospel Church (aka ICGC) is an Evangelical, Charismatic Christian Church, officially inaugurated on the 26th of February, 1984, in Accra, Ghana. The first meeting was held in a small classroom with a total of twenty people. Currently, membership runs in the tens of thousands, with over 450 branches planted in various parts of the world.

Dr. Otabil presents a radio and television program called “Living Word” where he addresses life-issues, such as religion, education, economic development, family life, and politics. He has authored numerous books; his simple, but yet profound rendition and teaching of scripture, make him a highly sought-after speaker at major conferences and many mega-churches around the continents of the world.

Dr. Otabil resides in Accra, the capital city of Ghana. He is a devoted husband to his wife, Joy, and father to their four children, Sompa, Nhyira, Yoofi and Baaba Aseda.

 Rev. Eastwood Anaba

Pastor Eastwood is the President of the Eastwood Anaba Ministries (EAM) headquartered at Bolgatanga, Upper East Region of Ghana with Mission Centres in London and the United States of America. EAM seeks to reposition God’s people through revival for the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. He is also the Founder of Fountain Gate Chapel a church with over one hundred branches around the world.

He is a graduate pharmacist from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana. Pastor Eastwood left the pharmacy profession to go into full time ministry of the Lord in 1988.

One of the end-time Ministry Gifts to the Body of Christ, he is a strong and forthright preacher of the Word, a mentor and father to those God has placed under his ministry. His message centres on the Holy Ghost, righteousness, discipline and order in the Body of Christ. He has a strong desire for the manifestation of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and the power of God in the body of Christ. Currently he is on a campaign for the Love Revolution, a spiritual effort which seeks to release an outbreak of the Love of God in the Church and the world at large.

An author and anointed preacher and speaker, Pastor Eastwood is dedicated to making sure his gifting and wealth of experience are reaping for the Body of Christ a harvest that will impact future generations. He is the author of over forty books including his best sellers: God’s End Time Militia, the Quest for Supremacy and The Love Revolution.

He and his wife Rosemond live with their children in Bolgatanga where he pastors the DESERT PASTURES, a member church of the Fountain Gate Chapel with a congregation of over three thousand members. As a revivalist, the itinerant ministry of Pastor Eastwood features a busy schedule that has taken him to several nations of the world.

CRITICIZING GOD'S ANOINTED; GHANA BE CAREFUL!!!

Everybody is entitled to his or her opinion but please lets watch what we say about men of God because God's opinion about them is what counts.

Miriam only rebuked Moses of adultery which was true according to the law but in God's opinion Miriam rather became leprous for the so-called correction.

None of us employed any man of God so let the One who did so measure their productivity. You have the choice not to listen to any God's anointed but be careful how you treat what you've chosen to hear. Kingdom business isn't like the corporate world. "He who has never sinned should cast the first stone." If you think any of God's anointed has swayed off, you are commanded to restore such with all meekness and supplication to the One who is able to save, considering your own self lest be tempted in the same way.

Prayer is the solution; not criticism. Can you repeat those same words you just did when brought before such a man? Do you have the power to change him? Lets fear God!!

INTERNATIONAL GATHERING OF THE CLOUDS

This is a yearly Prophetic program Organized by the Empowerment Worship Center (EWC). It is taking place at the Salem Temple near Achimota new bus terminal, behind the Shell filling Station.

See you there!!!

DOXA ESCATOS: The power of sin's promises is broken by the power...

DOXA ESCATOS: The power of sin's promises is broken by the power...: Sin's power is rooted in its promise of satisfaction. You're compelled to a one night stand because it promises quick joy without th...

The power of sin's promises is broken by the power of God's promise.

Sin's power is rooted in its promise of satisfaction. You're compelled to a one night stand because it promises quick joy without the hard work of a committed relationship. You're drawn to gossip about your ex-spouse because it promises the instant gratification of revenge. You're tempted to be greedy and not give to the poor because it affords you the comfort of buying more for yourself. We sin not out of duty but out of hope for happiness. (We wouldn't sin if we didn't think we stood to gain something by sinning.)

In other words, sin's power is in its promise of happiness. Sin, which leads to death (Romans 6:16 ), will continue to enslave us as long as we believe that sin provides greater joy than righteousness, which leads to life. The breakthrough over sin comes when we realize who God promises to make us if we trust in him.

In contrast to sin, God promises us much greater joy and satisfaction in him than in sin. When we receive Christ and are born again, our eyes are opened and our desires transformed. God makes immense promises to those who are born again.

Specifically, in Christ we are made righteous (Romans 5:19 ), dead to sin (Romans
6:11 ), given eternal life (Romans 6:23 and John 3:15 ), not condemned (Romans 8:1 ), sanctified (1 Corinthians 1:2 ), made alive (1 Corinthians 15:22 ), made a new creation ( 2 Corinthians 5:17 ), reconciled to God ( 2 Corinthians 5:19 ), clothed with Christ ( Galatians 3:27 ), immeasurably blessed (Ephesians 1:3 ), forgiven (Ephesians 1:7 ), and made the very righteousness of God (2 Corinthians
5:21 ). What an awesome set of promises given by God! All that God promises to be for us in Jesus stands against what sin promises to be for us without him.

WHEN WE TRAVAIL by JOSEPH PRINCE

Isaiah 66:8.

When Zion travails the impossible is birthed. God has the power to transport your travail into what has not been seen or heard among the nations. The reason why we have not experienced miracles, blessings and breakthroughs which draw the attention of nations, communities and individuals is because we lack the power of travail. God wants us to spend time to travail and not waste energy wailing. This is because our travail triggers an immediate response which is the birthing of those things we've conceived. Travailing prayer is not just saying a prayer or making of a declaration and just trust God and leave your closet. You stay there till the baby comes out!!! Like the pregnant woman, you don't leave the labour ward till the baby comes out. One interesting thing about Travailing is that even when you feel tired your breakthrough or expectation won't allow you!! It pushes you like the baby does to the mother. In this season when everybody wants to walk in greatness, we need men and women who can travail to make a distinction and lasting effect. 

Distinguishing between travailing and prevailing, To prevail is to have the energy to withstand and conquer. Travail however is the ability to push till you see the birthing of your prophecy, destiny, miracle. I personally believe Elijah on the Mount Carmel travailed. Those who travail know how to groan. They have learnt to exercise themselves in the gift of tongues. They have learnt to pray like Hannah. You don't know inner strength until you've learnt to travail. In prevailing prayers we speak forth but in travail you bring forth. In prevailing prayers you take a stand but make a stand in Travail. Go forth! Push until you see something happen!

An interesting thing to know about Travailing prayer is that your faith is not the assurance that the things you desire will come to pass one day but that they are manifesting there and then. You make ask;Why must I travail? I'm a strong disciple of the Lord. I say even Zion which is the dwelling place of God had her coming forth left in the hands of travailing prayers. You might also ask- where must I travail? I suggest every place is possible but just as the pregnant woman needs a particular place conditioned for her delivery so do we. We need a quiet and lonely place to travail. In this place, you don't need to recite many scriptures but to hold on to that one scripture which is the key to unlock that promise from God. How do I know I must travail? Someone might ask. You know you are in your season of travail when your chest is heavy with a desire that you want God to grant. You are heavy in your heart and mind to see God do what He's promised. Your whole heart and mind is burning passionately for God to bring a touch that will make your church, nation, community, family and self different. When your mind is so consumed with a thought, a beneficial idea and a plan that will enhance the work of the Kingdom. The sad thing about the church of today is that it is burning in thoughts rather than travail. It is more of a thinking church but less of a Travailing church. It is a fast track church. The church resorts less to Travailing not because it is an outmoded way of prayer but doesn't want to give up all she has in order to lay hold of what God has promised. If don't understand commitment you can't travail. If you don't know how to engage inner energy, you can't travail. My prayer for today's church is that she will comprehend and lay hold of the mystery of Travailing before the king.


There's so much in Travailing. When we carefully consider this scripture we realize that Zion didn't bring forth her child but children. She didn't bring one breakthrough but any many miracles. The promise is not in accessing a blessing but many. Get up and travail because abundance awaits you. We can't see the realm of abundance and greatness because we've not accessed the mystery of travail.

Finally, I want us to understand that great ideas, plans and expectations are not birthed on tables but in the place of prayer. Be different! walk in the destiny God has designed for you. Don't let nothing hold you from travailing. Just as the face of Moses shone on his return from the mountain top, you will shine like never after. Just as there are two ways of birthing a baby, we must know the same applies to us. It's either you travail or you're cut to bring forth what heaven has deposited in you. Start today! Push until you bring forth! Groan till you break forth! Travail until you manifest! Blessings!

Thanksgiving—A Time of Gratitude and Hope by Kenneth W. Hagin

What does Thanksgiving mean to you? No matter what the past year held for you, Thanksgiving can be a time of gratitude and renewed hope!

When I think of the Thanksgiving holiday, my thoughts instinctively turn to spending time with family, enjoying home-cooked food lovingly prepared in celebration of the season, and participating in special times of thanksgiving and prayer with those I hold dear. However, as this holiday season approaches, I also can’t help but reflect on the past year. Despite the difficult times many in this country have experienced during the past year, there is still so much that we have to be grateful for.

Most of us know a little about the history of the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. But I think it’s important that we understand that our first Thanksgivings were celebrated under very different circumstances than we celebrate them today. The first English settlers gathered to give special thanks to God for safe arrival in a new land. Just a couple of years later, a New England Thanksgiving was commemorated in the summertime after approximately half the settlers had succumbed during the harsh winter months. It was a time of thanksgiving, all right, but it was also a time of prayer and of hope for better days ahead.

The United States has seen many “better days” since that time, and the Thanksgiving holiday has become an integral part of our heritage as American citizens. For those of us who are Christians, how much more should thanksgiving—the giving of thanks and gratitude—be a vital part of our spiritual heritage. There’s so much said in the Word of God about thanksgiving. In fact, in a sense of the word, thanksgiving is a dominant theme that runs from Genesis to Revelation. When you read the Psalms, for example, you can’t read very many verses at a time without reading something about thanksgiving. Those psalms were Israel’s prayer- and song-book. And they were full of admonishments to give thanks to the Lord.

But thanksgiving should be more than just words. Not only should we speak words of thanks to God; we should cultivate a heart-attitude or feeling of thanksgiving to Him. When we truly realize what God has done for us, we can’t help but voice from the depths of our hearts our gratitude and praise.

Even if right now you’re not enjoying all the blessings He has provided, you can offer to God a heart of praise. No matter what country you’re a citizen of, if you are in Christ, yours is a heritage of thanksgiving. So purpose to make this special season one of gratitude, of prayer, and of bright hope for your future!

THANKSGIVING CAN RAISE THE DEAD! by Joseph Prince

JOHN 11:41–42 …And Jesus lifted up His eyes and said, “Father, I thank You that You have heard Me. And I know that You always hear Me…

After Jesus had said these words, He cried with a loud voice, “Lazarus, come forth!” And the man who had been dead for four days came out of his tomb!

This is one of the greatest miracles that Jesus performed. Lazarus had been dead for four days when Jesus raised him to life. Wouldn’t you agree that death is indeed an extreme problem? Having no money in the bank, being sick and losing your job, bad as they are, are not as bad as being dead!

But what I want you to see is this: If Jesus, in the most extreme of problems, shows us that the solution is still, “Father, I thank You,” then how much more should we thank God in the midst of the less serious problems we face. If thanksgiving can raise the dead, then let us give thanks in spite of the negative circumstances and we will see victory.

Unfortunately, we tend to do the opposite—murmur and complain. But murmuring and complaining only magnify the problem. Thanksgiving, on the other hand, is the language of faith which pleases God. I am not saying that we give thanks for the problems we have. No, we thank God that He is our answer and that He has already given every blessing to us. (Ephesians 1:3)

“But Pastor Prince, what I have is so little.”

My friend, thank God for the little you have and it will multiply. Jesus thanked His Father for the five barley loaves and two small fish, a little boy’s lunch, and they were multiplied to feed more than 5,000 people with 12 baskets full of leftovers! (John 6:8–13) And notice that when the Holy Spirit talked about this event again, He specifically mentioned the Lord giving thanks—“the place where they ate bread after the Lord had given thanks”. (John 6:23) The Holy Spirit seemed to be more pleased with the act of giving thanks than the miracle of multiplication or the 12 baskets full of leftovers.

Beloved, the more you thank God, the more you please Him. What little you have will be multiplied and whatever is dead in your life will be raised to life!

Action Chapel Presents IMPACT 2013

Impact 2013, the 35th annual convention of the Action Chapel Intentional is here again. From the days of Association International school through to students hostel and then to the diplomatic shop at the Archbishop’s father’s house; on to Teachers Hall in Accra and the Trade Fair, ACI then went back to the International Worship Center (IWC) at the Diplomatic Shop and right back to Trade Fair in quick succession before finally the Action Ark of the our lord rested on its home grounds called the Prayer Cathedral on the Spintex road. Since then and till now, God has never relented in His pursuit to make ACI church members prevail in warfare and preserve in faith under the tutelage of their very own “Pastor Nick”, “Bishop Nick” and His Eminence, Most Rev. Dr. Nicholas Duncan-Williams the Archbishop of Action Chapel International Worldwide.

This year's theme is Back To The Cross, and will be joined by Ps. Paula White, Dr. Jackie McCullough, and Dr. Jasmin Sculark from the USA, and also our very own Rev. Dr. Robert Ampiah-Kwofie.

Launch Out Into The Deep

         Luke 5:4 When He had stopped speaking, He said to Simon, Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch.

         God wants to bless you big-time! It was for this reason that He said to Simon, Launch out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch. The deep is where you will find a whole lot of fish. You wont find them near the shore in shallow waters. But to launch out into the deep is to move away from the comfort of the shoreline.


         My friend, God wants you to break away from your comfort zone and step out in faith to do what He has put in your heart. It may be something simple, but which you have never done before or only dreamt of, like attending a care group. A church member did just that and found love. Today, she is happily married.


         Now, our Lord Jesus who said, Launch out into the deep also said, let down your nets for a catch. Notice that He used the plural nets and not the singular net. Beloved, God wants to give you more than what you need. His dream for you is bigger than anything you can ever dream of. Dream big and God will exceed your dream because He delights in giving you exceedingly abundantly above all that you ask or think. (Ephesians 3:20)


         Another church member who was formerly working for someone else had wanted to start his own company. When praying with him, I received a word from the Lord for him to launch out on his own. When he did that, he made a handsome profit at the end of the first month alone! Today, he has more than one company and his businesses are flourishing. God is blessing him beyond his wildest dreams!


         Beloved, God wants to bless you beyond your wildest dreams. He did it for Simon who was astonished at the size of the catch of fish. (Luke 5:9) But it was not until Simon launched out into the deep that he ended up with the net-breaking, boat-sinking load of fish. (Luke 5:67) You, too, will be astonished at your catch when you step out of your comfort zone and launch out into the deep with the Lord!

The Holy Spirit and the Church.

 The Spirit constitutes the Church, which is the true Church according to the mind of God. Not what we call the Church, but what God calls the Church. He constitutes that and He constitutes it - as we have seen - a thing in which that testimony is placed in trust. The Church is here left on the earth but having a heavenly Life, in order that that Testimony may be here borne and upheld on the earth, that God has universal rights, these rights are secured in the Person of Jesus Christ, and that the Cross of Calvary was the scene and is the power of the establishment of that Testimony; the message of the Cross, Christ crucified, the power of God, the wisdom of God. The Church is here in trust for that purpose. The Testimony of all that Calvary secures in Christ is deposited in the Church, and in as much as God has not wiped the adversary out of the universe yet, but let him remain and given him so much liberty, is explained along this line that God is going to work out all the content of that Testimony in and through the Church. That explains why immediately there is an entering into the Testimony of Jesus in the power of the Holy Ghost, not in mind, thought, doctrine, teaching, human association, but in the power of the Holy Ghost, the enemy at once begins his terrific onslaughts and goes over the ground again to, by any means, device or scheme, wipe that Testimony out of the earth by wiping the Church out - if he can. Immediately God brings the Church to light other things are brought to light. The dark things are brought to light, the enemy is brought to light, the devices of the enemy are brought to light, and it is in the face of that the Church stands. Oh, beloved, we are here, if we are really members of His Body, not merely to present to men the gospel, that is a part, a great vital part of this whole, but we are here that "Now unto the principalities and powers in the Heavenlies might be made manifest the manifold wisdom of God by the Church," "NOW"! We have heard that many times that the vocation of the Church is not limited to flesh and blood, it reaches far beyond to other spheres. The testimony is universal, not local, even as to the earth, but beyond the earth. Otherwise, how are we to explain things? I think I can safely say that nine-tenths of the terrific spiritual conflicts through which we pass have no direct effect upon men and women. They seem to be without any virtue so far as people are concerned. It seems that men and women are only touched in a manner far short of commensurate with the terrific conflicts that go on. There is something more involved. Surely the nine-tenths are counting somewhere! Yes, 

HE IS THE GOD OF YOUR VALLEYS TOO BY JOSEPH PRINCE

1 KINGS 20:23
Then the servants of the king of Syria said to him, “Their gods are gods of the hills. Therefore they were stronger than we; but if we fight against them in the plain, surely we will be stronger than they.

In 1 Kings 20, we find the Syrians being defeated by the Israelites. Then, some of the Syrian king’s advisers gave the king what they thought was the reason for their defeat. They said that they had fought on the hills and lost because Israel’s God is the God of the hills. So if they were to fight the Israelites on the plains or in the valleys, they would win.


What stupid advice! They thought that the God of Israel only helped His people up in the hills and mountains, and not down in the valleys.


Now, mountains refer to our good times, and valleys, our bad times. Some people have this idea that God is the God of our good times, but He is not there when we are going through bad times. They think that He leaves us helpless in the valleys, especially when the troubles are of our own making.


My friend, I want you to know that our God is the God of the mountains, but He is also the God of the valleys!


God the Son laid aside His crown of glory, His royal majesty and came down for us, stepping into a human body as a baby. He came down to where we were for the sole purpose of dying on the cross for our sins, so that He could bring us up to what God the Father has for us at His right hand. Jesus came down to crown us with glory and honor, to clothe us with robes of righteousness and make us His bride, sharing everything that He has with us. That is the grace of God. He came down to our valley.


So whatever you are going through right now, know that God is right there in your valley with you. He is holding you in His arms and carrying you through the valley. Victory is already yours. Just as the Israelites were also victorious in the valley (1 Kings 20:28–29), so will you be because the God of the valleys is right there with you!

Inside the Veil, Outside the Camp. by C. H. Mackintosh.

Hebrews 10; Hebrews 13: 9-16.

The power of our path — of our walk in this world, is the understanding, through the Holy Ghost, of our identification with Christ in all our ways, and our being set in the world to manifest Him, not merely to know that we have salvation, and the purging of our consciences through His most precious blood. The testimony of a Christian bears this character, he is treading in the footsteps of Christ. "To me, to live is Christ:" again, "I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me." That puts each of us in the place of responsibility as to our ways, our habits, our feelings, and objects. Are we realizing the responsibility of living Christ? That is really what the Church of God is set in the world for — to be the expression of Christ in His absence. A Christian's conscience often satisfies itself with handing to the unconverted man the Bible, so that he may read what Christ was; but this is not the object for which Christ has left us here. — "Ye are the epistles of Christ, known and read of all men." Are we such an epistle as persons can read? It is not a person's coming to me, and saying, What is your creed? What views do you hold? and the like. If I am not an expression of the ways and feelings of Christ, I am a stumbling-block, rather than otherwise. The Christian should be the living, breathing expression of Christ — of the principles, features, graces, of the character of Christ. Alas! the whole of Christianity is often made to consist in a set of opinions: one gets his place and is characterized by what opinions he holds. We are called upon necessarily to live the Christ in whom we believe; we are one with Him, and are called to show forth what He is. But the whole power, by which I am to act and to show that, is the understanding that I am one with Him.

There are two great stages of Christ's path, and of the believer's, as identified with Him, presented to us in the Epistle to the Hebrews. The first ends (Heb. 10) where the soul is set in "the holiest." Up to that the Holy Ghost is conducting us along, step by step; there He sets us down in this blessed place, "having boldness to enter into the holiest, by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way, which He hath consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, His flesh."

The power of intelligent devotedness is the understanding of the perfect purging of our consciences Many do not understand this; they are aiming at getting it, and that is a complete reversing of God's order. I have a purged conscience; I go on, not to obtain it, but because I have it. How do I get it? Not by anything that I have done, by my frames or feelings, as a matter of attainment or experience; the Holy Ghost teaches us that it is by the blood of Jesus

He shows the glory of the person of Christ, as contrasted with angels and with Moses; that of His priesthood as contrasted with Aaron's; that of His sacrifice, as contrasted with the sacrifices under the law. And what is the result? We have a purged conscience. He has set us down within the veil. It is not what one Christian has, and what another is struggling after, but the common platform of all — we all have a purged conscience. Some suppose that the blood of Christ has put away our sins before conversion; and then, as to what becomes of those after, they are met by the priesthood of Christ; but this is not what He says: it is by the blood of Christ; we are within the holiest with a perfectly-purged conscience, with "no more conscience of sins." It is just worthy of the sacrifice of Christ to put me in possession of this, and nothing short of it; all my sins, not some of them, blotted out. There, where the High Priest could go in once every year, and only then, the simplest believer is set down.

When one comes to deal closely with souls, one discovers what doubts, clouds, fears, and anxieties, have possession of and distress them. If the blood of Christ does anything for us, it sets us there without spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing. "Having, therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus . . . . let us draw near," etc. There is no difference here between apostle and others; the apostle Paul and the thief on the cross: in other words, all alike have a common place within the veil.

The priesthood of Christ comes in to maintain me practically where the blood of Christ has set me. As in the expression in the Epistle of John, "If any man sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous [Jesus Christ is at God's right hand on all principles of righteousness], and He is the propitiation [the mercy-seat] for our sins." "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." It is a much easier thing for a child to ask for pardon for some fault than to confess it. We may be asking for pardon for any special sin, and we have no Scripture warrant to know that it is put away; but when we confess it, it is a matter of faith to know that it is put away. I am speaking now of a believer: were it the question of an unconverted person, the blood of Christ meets that. God is "faithful and just (not gracious and merciful merely), to forgive us our sins," etc. The moment I have judged myself about it, I am entitled to know that it is gone.

What a very wondrous place to set the believer in at the very outset of his course of discipleship! — washed from his sins, his conscience purged, set down in the unclouded sense of the light of God's own countenance! But what to do? to rest there? No; that is the foundation on which the superstructure of practical devotedness is based. Legalism and antinomianism are alike met. What does the system of legalism say? You must work yourself up into this place of acceptance. The gospel says, Christ has put me there. I never could get there; the law has proved that. When God gave the law, what was He doing? "You shall do this," "You shall not do that," brought out what man's heart was; it was impossible he could do what God was telling him he ought to do, and impossible he should not be what God was telling him not to be: — "As many as are of the works of the law are under the curse." I can never, by works of law, get into the holiest of all. I am put there as the result of what Christ has accomplished for me on the cross; and this is stated at the very outset of the epistle: "When He had by Himself purged our sins, He sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high " (Heb. 1: 3). Why does it say "sat down"? To evidence the completion of the work. Aaron never sat down; there was no seat prepared for the priest, either in the tabernacle or the temple.

What does antinomianism lead men to say? "I have it, I possess it all in Christ," and there it ends. But no! the gospel puts me there, to run the blessed race that is set before me, in ardent, earnest breathing of the soul to become like Christ.

If the first division sets me down within the holiest, the second places me without the camp. I find Christ, as it regards my conscience, "inside the veil." I find Christ, as it regards my heart, "outside the camp."

It does not become us to take only the comfort which flows from our knowing Christ to be within the veil — the comfort His sacrifice gives us, I must seek practical identification with Him outside the camp. Christ within the veil tranquillizes my conscience. Christ outside the camp quickens, energizes my soul to run more devotedly the race set before me. "The bodies of those beasts, whose blood is brought into the sanctuary by the high priest for sin, are burned without the camp. Wherefore Jesus also, that He might sanctify the people with His own blood, suffered without the gate. Let us go forth, therefore, unto Him without the camp, bearing His reproach" (ver. 11-13). No two points are morally more remote than inside the veil and outside the camp, and yet they are brought together here. Inside the veil was the place where the shekinah of God's glory dwelt; outside the camp the place where the sin-offering was burned — no place gives such an idea of distance from God as that. It is blessed to know that the Holy Ghost presents to me Jesus filling up all that is between these two points. I have nothing to do whatever with the camp. The camp was the place of ostensible profession (in type, the camp of Israel; in antitype, the city of Jerusalem). Why did Christ suffer without the gate? In order to show the setting aside of the mere machinery of Israel's outward profession.

We may be clear as to the work of Christ being done for us (and God forbid there should be a cloud cast across the blessedness of that), knowing the conscience to be made perfect; but is tranquility of conscience all I want? is there no responsibility? is Christ's voice from within the veil all? has He no voice outside the camp? It will be found that, after all, the joy, peace, liberty, flowing from our hearing Christ's voice inside the veil, is very much dependent on our listening to His voice outside the camp. Those who know most of suffering with Him, and bearing His reproach, will know most of the blessedness of His place within the veil. Our conduct, our ways, our path through the earth, must be tested by Christ. — "Would Christ be there? would Christ do this?" The Holy Ghost must be grieved if the saint pursues a course contrary to that which Christ would have pursued; and then the soul must be lean. How can a grieved Spirit testify of Christ — how can He give the soul the comfort and joy and peace of His testimony to Him? How can I be enjoying Christ if I am not walking in company with Him? We know that we cannot enjoy the company of a person unless we are where that person is — where then is Christ? "Outside the camp." — "Let us go forth, therefore, unto Him without the camp, bearing His reproach." This is not to go forth to men, or to opinions, to a church, or to a creed, but to Christ Himself. We are not of the world — why? Because Christ is not of the world; the measure of our separation from the world is the measure of Christ's separation. "For here have we no continuing city;" do our hearts seek one? — some set of circumstances or the like, a something on which to lean? Are we saying, as it were, "Oh do leave me something"? like Lot pleading for Zoar, "Is it not a little one?" do not take it all away, "is it not a little one; and my soul shall live!" Lot's was a heart going out after a little of the world still. When the heart is filled with Christ it can give up the world, there is no difficulty in doing it then. The mere saying, "Give up this," or "give up that," to one loving the world, will be of no avail; what I have to do is to seek to minister to that soul more of Christ.

I am outside the camp, I am seeking a city that is to come, I am waiting for Him who is to come. In this condition, of dislodgement from the world and from its system, I find myself in two positions — one towards God, and the other towards man. The first, "By Him, therefore, let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips, giving thanks to His name" (ver. 15). The second, the lovely development of the spirit of active benevolence of the next verse, "But to do good and to communicate forget not; for with such sacrifices God is well pleased" (ver. 16).

I am within the veil with Christ, — outside the camp in the world, "bearing His reproach;" and, whilst thus delivered from the profession around me, that is not of Him, I am engaged in worship and doing good to all.

In regard to my hope, it is not, as people say, the "holding the doctrine of the second advent," but "waiting for God's Son from heaven." This is not a dead, dry doctrine. If we are really waiting for God's Son from heaven, we shall be sitting loose to the world.

I have Christ for my soul's need, and I am only "waiting for God's Son from heaven," for Christ to come from heaven to take His Church unto Himself, that where He is we may be also, and that may be this night. I am not looking for antichrist, for signs, for movements amongst the nations, but for this one holy, happy thing, I am waiting for God's Son from heaven. Oh do not let us be inconsistent, do not let us contradict that — seeking to grasp Christ with one hand, and hold fast the world with the other. If we know our position "within the veil," we must know our position "outside the camp," reproached, it may be, scorned, hated, suspected, of all who are not outside, but in the joy of fellowship with Him. "When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, we also then shall appear with Him in glory."

The Lutheran Church of Sweden and its first female bishop, Antje Jackelen.

The Church of Sweden — to which 2/3 of the country’s population belongs, making it the world’s largest Lutheran Church — has elected its first female bishop, Antje Jackelen in 15 April 2007.

Jackelen, who is married to a priest and has two children, says the Church has female priests for over 50 years, so her appointment did not come as a shock.

Survey results published by the Public Religion Research Institute show that 71% of Americans agree that women should be eligible for ordination as clergy with no special requirements, while 20% disagree.

Last August, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in American (ELCA)elected Rev. Elizabeth Eaton, its first female presiding bishop.

Most Christian denominations agree that women are allowed to minister, but they differ among themselves and each other as to whether women are allowed to function in certain positions of spiritual authority.

She served as a priest in Tyresö parish in the Diocese of Stockholm 1981-1988, in Gårdstånga parish in the Diocese of Lund 1988-1994 and in the Cathedral parish of Lund 1995-1996. After finishing her doctorate, she worked at Lund University 1999-2001 and was assistant professor of Systematic Theology/Religion and Science at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago 2001-2003. From 2003 she was Associate Professor and Director of the Zygon Center for Religion and Science.

Jackelén was elected bishop of Lund in 2006, and succeeded Christina Odenberg in 2007. Odenberg had been the first female bishop in the Church of Sweden, and Jackelén became the third. Jackelén was the first female bishop to be appointed after a popular vote in the diocese, the two former (Odenberg in 1997, and Caroline Krook, Bishop of Stockholm, in 1998) having both been appointed by the Swedish government before the separation of the Church of Sweden from the state in 2000. Jackelén was ordained bishop of Lund by Archbishop Anders Wejryd in Uppsala Cathedral on 15 April 2007, and was received in her diocese through a service in Lund Cathedral on 21 April.

Prayer Changes Things by William Chavous

When talking and walking with my Lord in daily expressions.
Willing giving of time to the sick and shut in with intercessions.
Meditating on Jesus and His mercy of our sinfull way.
When His spirit overcomes you submit to Him no matter night or day.
Knowing His truth, wisdom, omniscient, omnipresent power.
Bow your head and your pride onto your knees before your final hour.
Ask for mercy,forgiveness,and to have health & prosperity.
The harvest is white and is a soldiers highest priority.
A mother is crying her child is dying "Oh GOD please help me!"
It's no magic when this child's health is restored to thee.
I can recall a time when I was broke "Lord I need a helping hand!"
Elderly couple gave me a check in church that just beat the band.
I still am not rich don't own any big cars,or diamond rings.
However one thing I do know for sure is that PRAYER CHANGES THINGS.

Anytime I hear about Prayer this Man of the great God comes in mind he is Known in many parts of the world as the Apostle of Strategic Prayer, Archbishop Duncan-Williams is also the Founder and President of Prayer Summit International (PSI). The Prayer Summits bring revivals to international cities through the power of corporate, intercessory and prophetic prayer.