By Mavis Paintsil, Accra
Pastor Francis Kwame Gyasi, the founder of Believers Transformation Foundation-Ghana , has appealed to the general public for support to help his center better reach out to vulnerable individuals in society.
In an interview with Ghanaianannouncer reporter, Pastor Gyasi lamented that the growing needs of children and destitute individuals far outweigh the available resources.
“As a Pastor, I am always moved to make donations for orphans and widows,” he said.
The Foundation 10th anniversary celebration serves as a reminder of the power of kindness and compassion.
By reaching out to the vulnerable, the organization is not only-begotten providing material support but also emotional and psychological comfort, he added.
He donated 5 kg of rice, and drinks to the people extended support to 110 vulnerable individuals, including orphans and the needy, as part of their 10th anniversary celebrations.
Currently, we don’t have money to buy land and build a home for ourselves,” he said.
The organization decided to spread joy and happiness during the Christmas season by providing 5 Kg rice and drinks to those in need.
Pastor Gyasi shared his personal struggles to build a home for orphans and widows, emphasizing the urgency to rescue the afflicted without delay.
He recalled partnering with Rev Theresa Austin and Nana Yaw Anti Asamoah, Nkosohene of Kasoa CP, to support his foundation.
Profetess Asafo maame Gyasi at the Believers Word Pentecostal Mega also said, by reaching out to the vulnerable, the organization is not only-begotten providing material support but also emotional and psychological comfort.
Rev Theresa Austin at the church of Mogya bi akasa ministry at the Kasoa CP, said it is necessary that those who are favoured come on board to support those who are in desperate need of assistance by providing for their spiritual and material needs”.
The donation underscores the organisation’s commitment to assisting the underprivileged in society, and thanked the donors,she concluded.
donors
Ms Augustina Aborah, Mad Margaret Essan, Rev Theresa Austin at the church of Mogya bi akasa,Nana Yaw Anti Asamoah the Nkosohene Asamphram pharmaceutical, Rev John Adams of church of Grace Sanctuary community (Kasoa), and Rev Ruth Edzo Heavenly Zion Prayer Ministry.
One of the orphans, Maxwell Bentum, a student at KNUST, thanked the foundation and its supporters, appealing to the public to assist the center financially and materially.
The foundation’s project includes building a place of worship and shelter for the vulnerable. He is calling on the public and potential partners to support his efforts to make a difference in the lives of those in need.
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