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EQUIPPED AND DEPLOYED The PENSA USA’s Campus Ministry Spring Seminars

By

Pastor Dr. George Mike Portuphy,

(National Leader, PENSA USA)

hey are anxious to learn. They love to explore

new things. They absorb so much knowledge

on their various campuses; whether good or

bad. Our College students become the captive

audience of a highly secular and liberal faculty. They

are taught to believe in the norms of a culture where

Jesus is not Lord of all. In this culture, pluralism is

upheld as Jesus is not the only way to God. Truth

has become relative and immorality is considered the

“cool” or the “lit” way to live your life. It is a killer

culture. Christian students are mocked and sidelined

if they do not participate in drinking alcohol, taking

drugs or going to the club. It is not surprising that in

most cases, by the time they complete their post high

school education, all of their spirituality is wiped

clean and replaced by the things of the world. Some

of them come back home with a belief system of: “I

now just believe in different things”. “I like Jesus,

but not the tenets you teach in your church”. “Let me

be”. “I have a right to do whatever I want”. In this

culture, “rights” are emboldened. In this context, the

Lordship of Christ is removed from his/her life.

If this trend is not addressed and curtailed, we

jeopardize the destiny of our young men and women

and thus, the future of the Church. It is the very

reason why PENSA, USA has launched the Campus

Ministry Seminars. These are classroom interactive

lecture style sessions where campus ministry

Presidents and their executives are trained and taught

to develop biblical convictions in their ministry,

growth strategies, portraits of impactful campus

ministry leaders, and programming and how to lead

effective Bible Studies.

The sessions are crowned by fiery and Holy Spirit

oriented empowerment prayer sessions. The goal is

to equip these leaders, encourage, nurture and deploy

them to open new campus ministries and expand

existing campus ministries. In this year’s meeting,

we were very encouraged by leaders who came to the

previous sessions and went back to launch new

campus ministries as a result of being empowered at

the seminars. These leaders can influence their

peers! We have come to believe that the importance

of these strategic

training sessions

cannot be

overstated. The

church of God

does indeed need

to look at the ripe

harvest of the

campuses and

develop a strategy

at carving its

future.

In the Spring 2020 semester, we have successfully

held the campus ministry training sessions for all the

leaders of campus ministries in the Washington

Region, New England, New York and New Jersey

Regions. We look forward to expanding our

resources to the rest of the Regions. If you are a

leader in the Church or are just interested in

supporting our campus ministry efforts, please feel

free to contact the Regional Youth leader/Pastor of

your region or contact the editor of the PENSA

Digest at pensausa@gmail.com and we would

respond to your quest for any support. God bless

you!

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The goal is to equip

these leaders,

encourage, nurture

and deploy them to

open new campus

ministries and

expand existing

campus ministries.

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REFLECTIONS: 2019 CALIFORNIA REGIONAL

YOUTH/PENSA CONVENTION By

Elder Robert K. Johnson

(PIWC Phoenix Central Assembly)

I wanted to be around to help Great Phoenix put on

the best as host. I also wanted to have a taste, first-

hand, of what to expect at a YOUTH/PENSA

Convention. To achieve these, it was obvious that

come and go, come and go was not going to help. So,

I registered and got a room. Unfortunately, certain

circumstances conspired to deny me full

participation in the Convention. Still, I was

privileged to see and experience enough to be able to

share these REFLECTIONS.

Wait a second! I just remembered that the first thing

visitors to Phoenix talk about is the Phoenix heat! So,

let us talk about this Phoenix heat and get it out of

the way. Someone has said, that kind of heat is

actually called HOTNESS. Whether HEAT or

HOTNESS, the subject came up in many

conversations. That is to be expected given that

temperatures in Phoenix on the Convention days,

July 25 to 28, ranged from 108 to 113 degrees! Key

conversations are captured in the following Q&A:

Q: Phoenix people paa, how do you get used to

this heat?

A: Wrong question. Phoenix people don’t get

used to this heat. Nobody does. If you ask how you

survive, I will tell you.

Q: Ok. How do you survive?

A: Come and live in Phoenix for a while and you

will learn the secret.

Q: Me, to come and live in Phoenix? What for?

I won’t come today! I won’t come tomorrow!! You

can take your Phoenix.

A: Brother, chill, chill. I will tell you. Actually,

there are two secrets: physical and spiritual.

Q: Really? Tell me.

A: Yes, really. You see, when the heat runs its

course, we enjoy the best weather since the Garden

of Eden, for about 5-6 months. That expectation gives

us strength to endure.

Q: That makes sense. I assume that’s the

physical, right? What about the spiritual?

A: That one, flesh and blood does not reveal it. It’s the

kind of understanding you will receive only through

prayer and fasting. But here is a clue: Acts chapter

28. See you back in Phoenix soon.

Q: O wait, wait…

I was saying that even though I could not participate

in the Convention fully as I had planned, I had a few

takeaways.

Takeaway One: The clear and present danger on

college campuses known as the Greek life. In my

college days in the land of my birth, many, many

years ago, we had groups and associations. But they

were simply high school alumni, religious, political

or regional/ethnic groups. I am sure there was

nothing like the Greek life sort of thing. Even if there

was, they were probably muted and limited to very

few individuals or, maybe, I was too naïve to notice

anything. Certainly, nothing like the Greek life.

What I know is that most of us were busy helping to

build our alma mater “back home.” I know this

because I was the president of my high school alumni

group on campus. My high school was the best in the

nation, (Chai.. this is going to spark a

debate.) Everything we did was to ensure that we

But GO YE! Establish

campus ministries

and bring men and

women to the saving

knowledge of Christ!

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lived up to our school motto: NIL NISI OPTIMA

(which is why my school is still the best).

So, when I learnt during the Convention about the

things that were happening on our campuses here, I

was affrighted (that’s Shakespeare’s version of

FRIGHTENED). Please, please, our dear YOUTH

and PENSA people, concerning the Greek life on

your campuses, I beseech thee to meditate on these

words/phrases in Genesis chapter 3 and advise

yourselves Crafty: Did God really say the fruit was

pleasing to the eye. If anyone approaches you

concerning that Greek life, please tuck your cloak

into your belt, and be ready to do an Elijah 2.0.

Takeaway Two: Our regional Apostle asked a

question: When the Convention ends, and you return

to your base, what would be your new name? Apostle

has asked a question! May I indulge you to hear my

humble understanding of this question. Everyone

who encounters the Lord is never the same again,

except if you came to the Convention with the sole

aim of not encountering the Lord so much so that

when people were in the auditorium yearning for the

touch of God, you sat outside to take selfies. (Yes, I

saw you, with my own eyes, on the couch in the

corridor). Even that, because the Lord is gracious

and merciful, He can choose to draw you into the

fold, selfie or not. Remember, He is sovereign.

Simply put, it is impossible for you to have attended

this particular Convention and remain the same

person as you came. With the kind of fluid

atmosphere that I experienced, something definitely

happened to people. When you go to heaven, look for

Papa Jacob, a.k.a. Papa Israel. And when you see

him, do not be diplomatic about it; ask him directly,

upfront why he is walking with a limp. I have no

doubt that he will sit you down and let you know that

the night when he encountered the Lord, the limp he

received was nothing compared to the new name the

Lord gave him, etc.

Takeaway Three: Apostle asked another question.

This time, he asked: After you have roared and

roared even more than the lion, WHAT’S NEXT?

Eii, Apostle can ask questions paa. Serious,

insightful questions. The questions that make your

heart burn within you. Think about it!

He told the gathering: You can wait and wait and

pray and pray for one whole year to be put on the

preaching plan to say the opening or closing prayer

in your churches, or you can decide to create your

own platform to actually mount the pulpit week after

week to preach the word of God on your campuses.

The choice is yours!

It was a CALL TO ACTION. Do NOT SIT on the

anointing you have received. But GO YE! Establish

campus ministries and bring men and women to the

saving knowledge of Christ! He told us that the lion

roars, and after the lion has roared, the lion does not

go back inside to sleep but goes out to hunt

and establishes its position of authority, as the king

of beasts.

Takeaway Four: Finally, let it be known and

trumpeted that, Apostle and all the Pastors and

Overseers in the California region were in Phoenix

to attend and participate fully in the Convention. All

of them. That was remarkable. Any challenger? They

put aside all the perceptions about the Phoenix heat

that could easily beset them and came.

God bless you, men of God. We know that your

presence in Phoenix has confirmed the new name for

Phoenix, as in:

“No longer will they call you Deserted,

Or name your land Desolate

But you will be called Hephzibah,

And your land Beulah,

For the Lord will take delight in you, and your land

will be married.

As a young man marries a maiden, so will your sons

marry you;

As a bridegroom rejoices over his bride,

So will your God rejoice over you.” (Isaiah 62:4-5)

Well, you read it. If you want to be married, consider

relocating to Phoenix. A special grace has been

released! Ask Pastor Foday, and he will tell you how

many marriages he has blessed in the first eight

months of this year! Not one, not two, not three, not

even four… GOD BLESS!

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THE MESSAGE OF THE CROSS By

Elder Stephen Amoah

(PIWC Albuquerque, NM, Phoenix District)

His body was broken

The land was bloody

He was rejected

The sky was dark

For man to be forgiven

Demons had an orgy

In hell He is expected

What a terrible mark

But He is now risen

With greater glory

Demons objected

While angels sang hark

Hell is shaken

At the saints’ story

Vile sinners accepted

Now assault the dark

Postscript

May the message of the cross, continue to sustain our

faith.

Good Friday, March 25, 2005.

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A CALL TO POSSESS THE NATIONS By

Deaconess Endurance Agyemang

We are in a war

And this is our answer to the call

Possessing the Nations

We are agents of Transformation

Allow me the platform really quick

Allow me to share my message through this short

spit

As believers we’ve been given a mandate

To go out there and make disciples for the sake of

heaven’s gate

Souls are dying, and souls are perishing

And It is our call to bring about refreshing

Jesus taught this, and named it the Great

Commission

He started with His disciples during their crooked

and precarious generation

He told them to go out there and make disciples,

baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and

Holy Spirit

This same commission remains even as He is also

calling us to GO out there and do IT.

Making disciples and teaching them to obey His

commands

This is our call, our purpose, one of our important

heavenly demands

It is very vital that we always heed to this call

So that salvation and freedom can be brought

amongst all

Like the disciples, we find ourselves in a generation

where souls are dying, and are perishing

And It is our time to constantly stand up and bring

about refreshing

This refreshing can only come through Jesus Christ

The One who saves, forgives, heals and brings about

new life

The One who brings new love, new mercy, new

hope, and new strength

The One who brings new grace with no measure, no

width, and no length

You see, the world is hungry and thirsty for

something new

And the answer resides in the hearts of me, and you

His name is JESUS, the Great Commissioner

And He has called you to be His representative, His

ambassador

So, let’s GO!

My brother, GO!

my sister, GO!

Let’s GO to possess the Nations

For indeed we are Agents of Transformation

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JAMAICA 2019 MISSIONS By

Deaconess Endurance Agyemang

Possessing the Nations! We are Agents of Transformation!

15 Jesus said to his followers, “Go everywhere in the world, and tell the Good News to everyone. 16 Anyone who believes and is baptized will be saved, but anyone who does not believe will be punished. (Mark

16:15-16: NCV)

Wa Gwaan (Jamaican Greeting), and hello! The

following is a report on the missions trip to Jamaica.

An initiative to fulfill the mandate given to us by

Jesus led the Norfolk PIWC district to partner with

COP Jamaica to hold a one week “Tent Crusade” in

the city of Kingston and street evangelism in

Montego Bay, from August 11 through August 1 8,

2019. We want to thank the Lord Almighty for His

goodness, mercies and grace released during this

time! Throughout the week, we had an exceptional

visitation of the Holy Spirit as we engaged in our

crusade, and evangelistic work in Jamaica.

The crusade started on Sunday August 11th, 2019,

with the Jamaica Team that unveiled the outreach

program under the theme, “His Name is JESUS!”

taken from John 1:45. Services were ran under the

tent for the whole week; from Sunday to Sunday!

The USA team joined on Tuesday August 13th and

Wednesday August 14th, to continue with the fire

that had already been lit since Sunday night. The

team started ministering on Wednesday August 14th

with Pastor Jehu Gyimah preaching under the topic

“Come out of the tomb.” Under the delivery of his

great exposition, five souls came to the saving

knowledge of Jesus Christ that evening.

The following morning, Thursday, August 15th the

team met for prayers and prepared to take up the

streets of Kingston for evangelism. During this

engagement, the

team spread the gospel with individuals that they

encountered. Additionally, the team passed out

tracts, daily bread devotionals, pamphlets with

church information, along with water bottles, and

pens. 4 souls were won for Jesus during this street

evangelism. Prayers were also offered for some of

the individuals that received the gospel message.

Later in the evening, we headed back to the crusade

grounds. Pastor Samuel Nana Yeboah gave the

exposition, under the theme, “Only Jesus can Save.”

Four souls were won upon hearing the dynamic

gospel message.

On Friday August 16th, the team met for prayers, as

they energetically cried out to the Lord for more

souls. That morning, the team went to Montego Bay

(two hours from Kingston) for more street

evangelism. This was necessary as the church

planned to establish a new assembly in Montego Bay

in September! Amen! While Team USA headed to

Montego Bay, the Jamaica team continued with the

crusade, and also prepared for the Health Fair that

was to take place the next morning.

During the night crusade on Friday August 16, four

souls were won again to the glory of God! That same

evening, upon their arrival in Montego Bay, team

USA got the chance to visit the site where the new

church was to be built and hit the streets that same

night to embark on one-on-one evangelism.

On Saturday August 17th, the team continued the

street evangelism in Montego Bay. Like was done in

Kingston, the team shared the gospel, passed out

tracts, daily bread devotionals, pamphlets with

church information, along with water bottles, and

pens. Once again, four additional souls were won

during this engagement. Many people were also

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informed that Church of Pentecost Montego Bay was

coming to town soon!

While this was taking place, the team back in

Kingston

facilitated the

Health Fair in

collaboration

with Jamaica’s

Department of

Health.

Attendees

were provided

with free

medical

services

including vital

checks, and

medications.

All together 85

attendees were

serviced. In

addition, the

young men received free haircuts as they prepared to

go back to school. Both events were extremely

successful!

Finally, on Sunday, August 18, 2019, the team

continued with the Tent Crusade and more street

evangelism. Two services were held, one in the

morning and later in the evening. During the morning

service, Pastor Jehu Gyimah gave the exposition

under the topic “Don’t cave in, cave out for Jesus.”

It was a very powerful exposition. After the

exposition, team USA made a presentation on behalf

of Norfolk PIWC to COP Jamaica. Items included a

new keyboard, keyboard stand, a speaker,

backpacks, t-shirts and Bibles. The presentation was

well received by COP Jamaica, and they showed

their utmost appreciation towards the kind gesture.

The morning service went extremely well. After the

service, both team Jamaica and team USA embarked

on more street evangelism. Later in the evening, we

held the last crusade with Pastor Nana Yeboah who

preached and led congregants into a dynamic time of

altar call and prayers. Two souls gave their lives to

Christ. Overall, between the crusade sessions and the

street evangelism, 32 souls were won during this

event, Halleluya!

It is very evident that God indeed visited his people

during this first annual Missions in Jamaica. We

thank God for the spirit of cohesiveness between

Norfolk PIWC and COP Jamaica. We are indeed

grateful to all who contributed in many ways

especially in cash to allow this vision to materialize.

We are truly grateful for everything God did through

everyone who availed themselves to be used by the

Lord for this great enterprise. We trust and believe

this is only the beginning of a new and greater move

as we continue this partnership to populate and

pursue His Kingdom agenda. Amen!

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PENSA AT A GLANCE Exclusive Interview with Elder Patrick Adonoo (PENSA International Coordinator)

By

Deaconess Mary Druwaa Obeng-Adjei (MMD)

MMD: Hello “International Elder” 😁. I hope you

are doing well by God’s grace. Can you briefly tell

us about yourself and your ministry?

Elder Adonoo: I am Patrick Lebene Adonoo, an

elder of the Church of Pentecost and the PENSA

International Coordinator. I hold a PhD in Global

Governance and Political Theories and a researcher

on Diaspora Governance. I am the 5th boy in my

family with 6 brothers and one sister. I love Jesus and

I love PENSA International.

MMD: Can you update us on what PENSA

International is all about; its vision and mission.

Elder Adonoo: PENSA International is the

conglomeration of Pentecost Students and

Associates worldwide for the purposes of missions,

social impact and networking. The vision is a part of

the major strategies the Chairman (Apostle Eric

Kwabena Nyamekye) and his executives seek to

employ for the realization of the “Possessing the

Nations” agenda. At this first phase of the vision,

PENSA International has been mandated to mobilize

the talents, intellect, energy, passion and the

creativity of all the young people in the church to

break new grounds in the nations without COP and

establish PENSA in nations with COP but without

PENSA ministries. The vision is driven at the global

level with a well-represented 19-member Global

Coordinating team from across the globe. It currently

also has regional and national Coordinators. It was

launched on the 7th of May 2019 by the Chairman

and the Executive Council.

MMD: Why is PENSA International not a wing of

the Evangelism Ministry since we have PENSA

Ministries operating in all the churches in the

diaspora, with effectual campus ministries?

Elder Adonoo: That’s a good one. Actually, PENSA

International and the Evangelism Ministry are

complementary to each other even though they have

very different and distinct mandates. To start with,

we don’t have PENSA ministries in all the nations in

the diaspora. Our preliminary survey after assuming

office showed that we have only about 10 nations

with well-established PENSA ministries across the

globe. That means that we have about 93 nations with

COP but without PENSA at a glance; hence, the need

for PENSA International. Second, PENSA

International’s vision is to mobilize young people

and bring on board all their creative, intellectual and

spiritual gifts for missionary activities outside

Ghana. The emphasis is on outside Ghana. This is

work directly under the supervision and

mentorship of the International Missions Director

(IMD). In other words, the fathers of the church are

trusting the young people of the COP with the work

of groundbreaking missions’ activities in strong

collaboration with the Missions office. The

Evangelism Ministry’s vision might be to focus more

on spreading the gospel in the nation(s).

MMD: I know you’ve been to the USA a couple of

times. In your earnest view, what are our (PENSA)

strengths and what do we need to work on the most.

Elder Adonoo: PENSA USA is a very matured

ministry in the PENSA circles worldwide. Per my

observations, the National Head, the National Youth

Leader and his executives have done and are doing a

very great work. Honestly, I think PENSA USA is a

good example and an inspiration to other upcoming

PENSA ministries. I really want to commend

everyone involved in making PENSA USA work.

You guys are just amazing for the records. However,

I am sure you will agree with me that there is much

more to be done in institutionalizing PENSA on the

various university campuses in the USA. In my view,

I think this could be a good area to focus on now. I

believe PENSA ministries in the USA will be

stronger when they finally get strongholds on the

campuses. I have seen the leadership direct their

attention there and I want to commend them on

their efforts and humbly call for more of such

initiatives.

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MMD: Before you go what message do you have for

Youth & PENSA USA.

Elder Adonoo: I want God to bless the leadership

and the membership of the PENSA USA family. You

guys are doing just amazing. I also want to encourage

all stakeholders of PENSA USA to see the global

dimension of PENSA. As the PENSA

ministry becomes a global force, I will want to

encourage everyone involved in PENSA USA to

fully get on board the PENSA International train.

PENSA USA, come on board and let’s do it together.

God bless PENSA-USA and God bless PENSA

International.

MMD: God bless you for your time despite your

busy schedule. May God grant you greater grace for

the task ahead. Amen!

PENSA USA MISSIONS FORCE By

Elder Freddie Awuah-Gyasi

“Go! Therefore, and make disciples of all nations,”

was Jesus’ command to His disciples” (Matthew

28:18-20: ESV).

The overarching theme for The Church of Pentecost

for the next four years is

Possessing The Nations.

Our Chairman Apostle Eric Kwabena Nyamekye has

challenged the Youth/PENSA Ministry of our church

to take on this vision.

Through the leadership of our National Head,

Apostle Michael Agyemang Amoako (COP USA

Inc) and his executives, this challenge has been

accepted and a Missions Force established and

assembled to launch into the World.

The Church of Pentecost USA, Youth and PENSA

Ministry established a trained Missions Force, which

was officially inaugurated at the February 2020

National Council Meeting in Newark, NJ. Elder

Freddie Awuah-Gyasi was appointed as the National

Missions Coordinator for the team. The initial

targeted nations are Trinidad and Tobago and the

Bahamas. Other mission trips will follow the PENSA

International Missions mandate.

Youth/PENSA across the UNITED STATES! All

regions, districts, assemblies and campuses:

• The Time to respond is Now!

• The Team to join is PENSA USA Missions Force!

• The Territories are the Nations, starting from America and the Caribbean!

• The Task is Possessing The Nations! Let's GO!

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HOW USEFUL IS YOUR CHRISTIANITY TODAY? By

Kwabena Ntow Debrah

(New England Region)

There is a very inspiring story in the bible that we as

believers can apply to our lives. This is the story of

the three friends in the Book of Daniel. These friends

stood in the face of death and kept their faith in their

God. Today, many of us believers appear to have

taken our Christianity for granted. It has become

fashionable to be called a Christian. If one is to take

a survey of all those who profess to be Christians

today, one would be shocked to the bone to discover

that not many of us truthfully live the Christian life.

It has become easier to be labelled a Christian than

to live life as a Christian. Is it because most of us

have not taken the pains to learn enough about our

faith and hence not fully aware of how to live for

Christ in our generation?

Too many of us have bowed to the pressures from the

pleasures of this age to such an extent that, now there

is very little difference between the believer and the

unbeliever. The believer now dresses as the

unbeliever does, behaves in every way as the

unbeliever, which raises the question that has been

boggling a lot of minds, who is supposed to be

converting whom?

We don't seem to cherish our faith, hence our

unregenerate behavior even though we are supposed

to be regenerated people who are hoping for the

glorious appearing of our Lord and Savior Jesus. 1

Peter 2:21 says "..., because Christ suffered for us,

leaving us an example to follow in his steps." It is

evident from the Scripture that a certain standard of

life has been set for us to follow if we are to live life

on this earth as Christians. The early believers were

called "Christians" albeit out of mockery, because

they were ardently following the footsteps of Christ

Jesus. The question to ask yourself is, “are we

walking in the footsteps of our Savior?”

During the first and second centuries of Church

history, it was a capital offence to profess Christ. So

many giants of the faith were executed because they

refused to renounce their faith in Jesus Christ. Let’s

ask ourselves today, how many of us would still be

Christians if we had been subjected to like treatment?

History records that there was one man named

POLYCARP. He was the Bishop of Smyrna in the

1st century after Christ's death.

This man was such a godly man that everyone who

met him was struck by his profound faith

in the Lord Jesus Christ. During the time of

persecution, the Emperor of Rome summoned him to

interrogate him because he had heard of the man's

reputation. The Emperor requested to know from

POLYCARP, why he has refused to deny Christ. The

Bishop of Smyrna gave a remarkable and faithful

answer. He said "86 years have I have served Him,

and He has done me no wrong. How can I blaspheme

my King and my Savior?” With this answer, the

Emperor sentenced him to death and he was set

ablaze on a stake after which he was stabbed with a

dagger. This is just an example of the countless

number of people who suffered just so we could later

receive the faith that our generation has so carelessly

handled. Had these people not remained faithful to

Christ, those who came to evangelize our parts of the

world wouldn't have received Christ let alone desire

to let Him be known. Let us therefore decide for

ourselves today whether really our Christianity is

useful. Have we received Christ just because others

are receiving Him, or we have received Him with all

our heart desiring to live our lives for Him? Until we

do that, we cannot lay claim to the promises of God

which are ours.

Finally, Revelations 2:10 says that “we should be

faithful to Him till death and he would give us the

crown of life.” So, let us endeavor to make our

Christianity useful by living as Christ expects us to

do, for pleasing the Author and Finisher of our faith

is the reason why we received him in the first place.

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• Ms. Ella Quaye

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