God’s Grace Royal Tabernacle supports Village of Hope

God’s Grace Royal Tabernacle at Gomoa Akotsi has donated food and non-food items worth GH¢25,000 to inmates of the Village of Hope orphanage home at Gomoa Fetteh in the Central Region.

The donation, which was made on December 26, formed part of the church’s Christmas outreach activities.

The Founder of the church, Apostle David Agyemang Badu, and his wife, Prophetess Emelia Agyemang, together with members of the congregation, visited the orphanage to make the presentation. 

Christian duty

In his remarks, Apostle Badu said caring for orphans and widows was a core Christian duty and should be practised by believers at all times.

He said the church was guided by the biblical principle that true religion was demonstrated through practical care for the vulnerable and a commitment to righteous living.

Apostle Badu said God’s Grace Royal Tabernacle had made it a policy to extend support to the needy during major Christian festive seasons such as Easter and Christmas.

He said the church believed in showing love not only to its members but also to people outside the congregation, especially the less privileged.

Appreciation

The management of the orphanage home expressed appreciation to the church for the support, as it was timely and beneficial to the welfare of the children.

Village of Hope

The Village of Hope currently caters for 245 children with a focus on education as a means of securing their future.

The organisation has more than 150 independent children living outside the home, with 48 enrolled in various universities and 25 attending senior high schools.

The Village of Hope, a caregiving organisation, would mark its 30th anniversary in February this year.