Hello!
“There is one who scatters, yet increases more; And there is one who withholds more than is right, But it leads to poverty. The generous soul will be made rich, And he who waters will also be watered himself.”
(Prov. 11:24-25, NKJV)
Shalom!
Allow me to introduce to you, the “Useful Life Ministry” of the Pleasant Pentecostal Church (PPC), Ghana.
Everyday, the number of people who are entering into certain lifestyles due to unfavorable life situations are on the ascendency. Besides, those who are also facing very severe, diverse but obscure challenges are deeply alarming! In most cases, you hardly get to know their plights, partly because, they are classified to be in the minorities of our society. The other part is our over self-centeredness which is denying us of seeing into other people’s burdens.
The Useful Life Ministry is a social initiative of the Pleasant Pentecostal Church with a mission to reach out to proof the love of God to the less privilege of our society, and to help reinstate their self-worth and confidence in life. Our point is that, every life is useful, and we must make people feel useful to their family, nation, and community indeed.
In reaching out to our communities, we have deeply felt the plights of Single mothers, Teenage mothers, Widows/Widowers, Orphans, Domestic violence/abuse survivors, Self-financing students and Unemployed youths. Our Pastor, Rev. TT Daniel the Revivalist, Founder and President of the Pleasant Pentecostal Church is a great Pleasantarian! Every Pleasantarian believes that God has designed for everyone a pleasant life; a holistic life of peace, health and riches. We sincerely desire to undertake capacity building for these categories of people to regain confidence in themselves for a better life. Rev. TT Daniel has also founded and incorporated an NGO called Life Path Center, with which he had personally helped many of the populations captured in the list above. Today, he is bringing his experience to bear on the PPC’s Useful Life Ministry, to cause the Church to think towards these underserved, underprivileged folks of our communities. As Christians, we have learned from scripture to –
“Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” (Gal. 6:2)
May I ask you today, “Whose burden are you bearing?”
Our immediate plan is to impact practical economic skills training to this constituents as soon as possible to alleviate their plights in the short-term, while working on their betterment in the long-run. I have carefully considered and chosen YOU, to generously donate towards this cause. Would you join me provide help to the less privileged? Every amount donated is worth a thousand thanks. Please follow the process below to make your donation now.
FOR MOMO DONATIONS ON ALL NETWORKS (Ghanaians only),
1. Dial: *227*1616#
2. Enter Your Name
3. Enter Amount To Pay
4. Confirm Payment
5. Wait For Prompt & Authenticate To Pay
FOR DEBIT/CREDIT CARD DONATIONS,
Click on DONATE to follow the process. Remember, the currency is set to Ghana Cedis. If you are donating in other denominations other than Ghana Cedis, you may need to do the conversion equivalence in Cedis to know exactly how much you are donating. For instance, for a GHC100, that will be just about a US$15. and US$128 for a GHC1,000.
Once you’re done DONATING, PLEASE NOMINATE someone close to you; a friend, a brother, your boss, etc. and strongly ask him or her to donate too.
Alternatively, you may do direct bank transfers or deposit with the details below:
Bank: Prudential Bank Limited
Branch: Valley View University
Account Name: Pleasant Pentecostal Church
Account Number: 0365001490013
Today it’s someone who needs your help. Tomorrow it may be YOU! Let’s help make a life useful!
You may reach out to us on email: talktojesus@pleasantpentecostal.org or via mobile number +233 249 527 503.
Blessings!
Rev. TT Daniel the Revivalist
Worship with us:
Sunday: Pleasant Word Service – 8:00am
Tuesday: Pleasant Hour Teachings (Online via Facebook) – 6:30pm
Friday: Prophetic and Confrontational Prayer Hour – 6:30pm
Location: Alinco Filling Station, Opposite Good News Theological Seminary, Oyibi – Ghana