The Wife of the New Tafo Area Head, Mrs. Mary Antwi has opened up that believers must demonstrate love during festive seasons by reaching out to the needy to project the personality of Christ to those who have a different standpoint about the Christian faith.

She counselled that Christianity is not about favoritism but a family of uniqueness and equality in the body of Christ sent to possess the Nation as Agents of Transformation.

“Per the Church of Pentecost’s vision, it is our duty as members to Possess the Nation as Agents of Transformation which requires a demanding comportment in love towards our fellow. This means that whoever is a believer of Jesus is our brother and sister,” she said.

She revealed these words at the Cherubs Children’s Home on Monday, December 23, 2019 when the Church of Pentecost, New Tafo District Women’s Ministry presented items worth GHC 7,242 at Santasi Apire, Kumasi.

Mrs. Mary Asante speaking whiles donating the items to the Home took the honor to wish them a Merry Christmas and explained the role of the Women’s Ministry in the Church of Pentecost; a fellowship that reaches out to the needy and express the beauty of giving in times of necessity. She divulged on the needfulness of having the young orphans in mind and the obligation to involve them during Christmas hence the visitation.

“We have a few days to Christmas and as mothers, we cannot do away with children in this orphanage. That would ill-outline our characteristics as mothers therefore we have brought these provisions to help quench the hunger and thirst of our children in order to feel at home,” she said.

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The items included one and a half bale of second hand clothing, a box of shoes and sandals, five and half pack of toilet roll, three bags of rice, a big size of cooking oil, full basket of provision, five boxes of varieties of soaps, 10 packs of Kalypo, 10 boxes of biscuits, 20 sachets of water, 2 sachets of Omo and a bag of rice.

Elder Nicholas Osei Bonsu on behalf of the management of Cherubs Children’s Home received the items with pleasure and acknowledged the donation of the Church of Pentecost, New Tafo District.

“The gift will serve as a symbol of remembrance to the District and the entire Church. Someday, when any of you find yourselves into anxieties, the Lord will reflect on what you have done here and reward you. The joy of these children will affect your entire generation as Heaven is pleased this moment. We are grateful for what you have done. God richly bless you,” he spoke.