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Sister Vanessa Nketiah
1 Peter 1:3
In a world of uncertainty, the gospel gives us a living hope rooted in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Drawing on 1 Peter 1:3, this sermon encourages believers to trust God through life’s storms and share that hope through personal testimony, everyday evangelism, and lives marked by love, humility and compassion.
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Elder Emmanuel Ansah
John 12:20–23
God has strategically placed every believer to help others encounter Jesus Christ — by being available, recognising those who are searching and leading them to Him for a life of transformation.
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Elder Evans Adeenu
Memory verses: Hebrews 6:10; Galatians 6:9; Ephesians 4:29; 2 Corinthians 4:8–9; Proverbs 24:16; John 21:15–17; James 1:4; Proverbs 3:6; 1 Corinthians 15:58
For every officer and volunteer: service done with love is worship. God sees unseen sacrifices, and our ultimate reward comes from Him.
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Deaconess Nana Agyeiwaa
Zechariah 4:10
Do not despise small beginnings. God is working even when growth is not visible. God can use little things to accomplish great purposes.
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Elder George Nketiah
Hebrews 12:24
Throughout Scripture, blood represents life, covenant, sacrifice, atonement, redemption, forgiveness, and salvation. But Hebrews 12:24 reveals something greater: the blood of Jesus speaks a better word.
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Mrs Esinam Andoh
Colossians 1:4–6
We are the church of today. You don’t need a title to make a difference. Don’t just attend — participate. When Youth Week ends, the call continues.
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Sis Anaiah Andoh
Matthew 22:37; Matthew 22:39; Matthew 5:44; Matthew 6:1–4
Love for God. Love for our neighbours. Love without pride. Sacrificial love.
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Elder Evans Adeenu
Acts 8:4–8; Acts 13:1–3; Colossians 1:4–6
Though the week celebrates children, the message is timeless: God calls every believer, young or old, to be unleashed for His purpose. Spiritual maturity does not mean restraint; it means being released in divine power to transform the world around us.
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Brother Ralph Andoh
Mark 4:35–41
Trusting Jesus in every season: a storm does not mean you are outside God’s plan. Remember His faithfulness, rely on His sustaining grace and put trust into practice.
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Sis Pricilla Adeenu
Judges 4:4–6
Drawing on Deborah’s example, this message explores influence through godly character, purpose and service. It encourages women to speak life, spread love and lead people towards God.
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Elder Emmanuel Ansah
Genesis 16:1–13
Through Hagar’s story, this message reminds us that God sees, hears and cares. In difficult seasons, we are encouraged to seek Him, accept His correction and trust His plan.
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Brother Adepa Tabiri
Malachi 3:13–18
An invitation to know the Lord, love Him and make Him known. This message explores wholehearted service, faith in Jesus and the lasting value of living for Him.
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Sister Esinam Andoh
Psalm 90:12
A call to value the gift of life and use each day wisely. This message encourages us to live with purpose, invest in what truly matters and keep Christ at the centre.
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Brother Adepa Tabiri
Leviticus 17:11
A message on the saving power of Jesus’ blood, reflecting on redemption, freedom, the removal of shame and healing. The poster calls believers to stand in faith in what Christ has done.
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Elder Evans Adeenu
1 Corinthians 13:4–13
Using 1 Corinthians 13 as a mirror, this message explores patient, kind and selfless love. It contrasts spiritual immaturity with humility, forgiveness, self-control and sacrificial love.
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Sister Ama Yorke
John 14:16–18
An encouragement to build friendship with the Holy Spirit through time with God, Scripture, obedience and reflection. The message includes a seven-day challenge to spend intentional time with God each day.
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