New Developmental Chief of Sokwenya Manya Krobo, Ghana

Archbishop Hilton Brian Hadaway 

Chief Nene Teye Kwabena Ofoe 1

This is an update on the missionary work of St. Francis N.E.S.B.F. Archdiocese of Canada in the Republic of Ghana

I can truly say it is very rewarding and a great experience, as Archbishop Hadaway and other members of the church and community continue to travel to Ghana West Africa as I am more convinced and realized that this was where God wanted me to spread his works and his word through missionary work despite the many challenges that was encountered.

My recent trip to Ghana took place in September 2011, as I continued doing the works of Jesus Christ. I was blessed once again to have with me, a spiritual daughter from Barbados in the West Indies who journeyed with me to be part of the spiritual evolution that is taking place in the Republic of Ghana. As per usual we visited the Cape Coast slave castle having a close up look of the agony and pain that our ancestors had to endure for us to enjoy the freedom that we now have in the world today. I was approach by a respectable Pastor in Ghana who requested affiliation of his church in Ghana and one who wants to be part of the spiritual revolution that was taking place. 

Support Three Orphanages

I felt a great passion to continue with the Ministry of the Lords work in Ghana. I realize that there is a great spiritual need to assist the young people of this country. Therefore, doing the Lords work I am now assisting 3 of the orphanages for young children in Ghana, who has lost their parents through abandonment at birth or by the HIV/AIDS virus.

One of the orphanages is located in Nungua, this home supports and cares for approximately 42 children. Its day to day operation is supervised by Pastor Affotey and his wife. They have also erected a school called, New Life Orphanage Home, so the children of this orphanage would be able to attend. Those children can get a proper and well deserve education, and would not be bullied or seen as different within their society. By God’s divine grace and the encouragement of their sponsors they would become respectable citizens within their communities. These young beautiful children deserve a better future. They’re also being brought up in the fear of the lord and to worship his holy name.

The second home is located in the village of Manya Krobo, which houses 40 orphans and vulnerable children and these homes depend solely on donations from organizations such as St. Francis and other agencies. The third orphanage is located in Tema Newton; it’s a much smaller home which supports and cares for approximately 10 children. The founder of this particular home which is named after St. Francis church has gone home to meet her maker.

As a result, the responsibility has now been shifted to her daughter who has now become the overseer for this home. It has become a great challenge with the day-to-day operation of this home, hence the reason St. Francis has taken up the responsibility of sending monetary donations each month to ensure that the home is able to provide adequate meals and all the necessities each day for the children of this home. I want to emphasize that all 3 homes solely depends on donation like sports equipments, school supplies, clothes, computers and books all of which can be new or used, also monetary gifts which allow them to purchase food supplies and medication for these children.

Development Chief

Also on my recent visit to Ghana in September 2011, I had the opportunity in the wonderful village of Sokwenya, Manya Krobo of becoming a Developmental Chief to assist in the continued growth and development of Odumase Krobo. I deem it a pleasure and an honor since I was approached by Chief Nene Tetteh Osieku III to take on the role and responsibility of becoming a Developmental Chief. First I want to thank God for his saving grace that has bought me thus far as I grow in the strength and power of Jehovah God. I believe that God is about to open up new doors and new horizons in my life as I look forward to working with all my people of Sokwenya for continued growth and development of this awesome village that I have grown to love over the years since I have been visiting the Republic of Ghana.

I must mention that special thanks be given to Queen Mother Manya Esther for her warm welcome and sincere appreciation that she and her family has shown to me on every visit that I have made to this village of Manya Krobo. My commitment to my people as I embark on this now office of Development Chief, is that given the strength and with the power invested in me from God Almighty I would continue to support the orphans and venerable children of Prayer Deliverance Church of Christ and the people of the community that I have grown so accustomed to during the past years. I will also without fail offer my services to strengthen any existing programs and projects that are already underway in Manya Krobo and to further establish new projects in the form of the construction of an Early Childhood Centre for toddlers which will educate the young minds of those who will be our future leaders of tomorrow.

I would also like to establish a Youth Training Facility for young men and women in the field of computer related programs that would get them ready for the changing economy as we move forward in the 21st century. I will continue to work with my dear friend Queen Mother Manya Esther along with all my other affiliated churches and orphanage homes in Ghana namely African Faith Tabernacle Church in Ashanman, The Omnipotence Mission of God Church in Teshie, Prayer Deliverance Church of Christ and Revival Evangelistic Ministry Int both of which are located in Odumasse Krobo, Evangelist Beatrice Love Ashong of The God’s Love Society for the Aged in Kpone, New Life Outreach International Chapel & Orphanage Home of Nungua, St. Francis Orphanage Home in Tema Newtown,  and my brother and friend Chief Nene Tetteh Osieku III to ensure that our goals and objectives are met and function with the highest standard and satisfaction to all concern. 

My thoughts for everyone would be to extend a special thanks to those who have travelled with me to Ghana over the years to bear witness and have supported me with the missionary works we the citizen of Toronto Canada and in particular St. Francis Archdiocese are doing in the Republic of Ghana. A special thanks to Rev. Mother Celene of St. Michael’s church in Montreal, for her continued support. To the members in our community including all of our business partners who have supported our mission by giving of your time and donations generously I say to everyone a Special Thank You.I will like to offer my sincere thanks to the Almighty God who has kept me alive, vibrant and under the Holy Spirit anointing, honor and glory to Jesus Christ whose blood was shed on Calvary and is still being poured out upon me and the St. Francis Church family. I would like to also offer my sincere thanks to all my Ministers in Ghana, all my Elders, family and friends who have now put their trust in me as I embrace this new challenge in the role that has being confer upon me with the Honorable title of Developmental Chief of Sokwenya, Manya Krobo. 

In conclusion, to all my children and members of St. Francis Church, I thank you all for the support and encouragement, which I would not have been able to do alone and there would not have been a mission ( I LOVE YOU ALL THE FLOCK OF ST. FRANCIS ). THANK YOU, THANK YOU, GODS PEACE, AND BLESSING UPON YOU ALL!!!

Request

You’re encouraged to make your financial donation for our mission online through our offering link on our website. Donation of sports equipments, school supplies, clothes, computers and books can also be dropped off at our church all of which can be new or used, and may God Almighty continue to bless you in your going out and in your coming in.

God Bless everyone and may the spirit of the Ancestors continue to guide us all as we work together to build a better and stronger Ghana.