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Roll Your Sleeves and Work! – PENSA International visits PIWC Sakumono

Blogs, Church newsFebruary 22, 202016Views 0Likes 1Comment

The PENSA International Team, on 16th February 2020, paid a visit to the Pentecost International Worship Centre, Sakumono to share fellowship with them and also encourage them to GO into the world and possess nations. Elder Dr Patrick Adonoo, the PENSA International Coordinator, spoke about the vision of PENSA International and encouraged the young people to…

Togo Becomes First Francophone Country To Have PENSA Officially Launched

Blogs, Church newsNovember 2, 201915Views 0Likes 0Comments

To the glory of God, PENSA has broken boundaries and has established itself in a francophone country. On Sunday, 27th October, 2019, Togo became the gate way of PENSA in the West African Sub region of Francophone Nations on the continent of Africa. After series of prayers, search and interviews, seven (7) vibrant young students were…

Woman Receives Her Hearing After 26 Years.

Blogs, Church newsNovember 2, 201917Views 0Likes 3Comments

A Togolese woman received instant hearing in her right ear after she was prayed to by missionaries from PENSA International who were in Togo from 24th to 30th October 2019. Madam Janet, as she is mostly called, received her healing after 26 years of not being able to hear properly with her right ear due to…

PENSA International Togo Missions Commences After A Powerful Preparatory Session

Blogs, Church newsOctober 25, 201918Views 0Likes 0Comments

Participants of the PENSA International Togo Missions Trip reported on Sunday 20 October, 2019 at the Pentecost Convention Centre, Gomoah Fetteh to begin preparations for the missions activity in Togo. On the first day of the preparations, Eld. Dr. Patrick Adonoo gave the theme for the whole preparatory process as “the Person, the Process and the…

Possessing The Nations

BlogsOctober 7, 201915Views 0Likes 0Comments

Right from creation, God’s will has been to see the whole earth filled with His knowledge as the waters cover the sea. His desire was not to see just a section of the earth, or just some few nations, or one or two continents, no! But His ultimate desire is to see the whole earth…

…And 2 Died On The Way

Blogs, Other NewsSeptember 15, 201916Views 0Likes 0Comments

Upon reaching Nigeria, the PENSA International Missions team was received at the residence of the National Head of Nigeria, Aps. N. O. Ajayi, at Lagos. The team was treated to their first breakfast on Nigerian land, and after having being refreshed, each cohort (Ilorin and Port Harcourt) set off to their destination. It was raining in…

The Cure

BlogsAugust 9, 201917Views 0Likes 0Comments

What would you call someone who finds the cure to a disease that has been declared incurable however, keeps it to himself? “Selfish” sounds like a complement for that person. What if your neighbor was dying from food poisoning, you had the antidote but kept silent? That is pure undiluted wickedness. We are talking about…

God Has You In Mind

BlogsAugust 9, 201918Views 0Likes 0Comments

When we are truly saved, knowing it is by God’s beautiful grace alone and nothing we can earn, how freeing! Even when we fall, He’s there to pick us up and guide us. We should walk in His steps or alongside of Him. It’s when we run ahead, thinking we know the way, that we get…

A man without hope

BlogsJuly 22, 201919Views 0Likes 0Comments

A man without Hope! That was all Adam was when He was banished from the Garden of Eden and had to till the hard ground before he could get something to eat. His wife Eve also had to suffer 9 months of labour just to hear one of her own cry. Their first son Cain…

Fear of the unknown

BlogsJuly 22, 201918Views 0Likes 0Comments

When I was a kid, I used to be afraid of the dark closet at night, thinking there was a monster behind those doors. I would cry and cry if I was left alone in the room until one day my father told me there was no such monster in there. But he did tell me…