Popular speaker, actress and author Priscilla Shirer encouraged Christians to use the coronavirus pandemic as a time to “stand firm against the schemes of the enemy,” warning that Satan will use every opportunity to “discourage God’s people.” Shirer, the founder of Going Beyond Ministries,
The Presiding Bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide aka Winners’ Chapel, David Oyedepo, says he won’t take COVID-19 vaccine jab, adding that he is not a guinea pig.
Founder, Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has said the testing for COVID-19 is one of the biggest fraud the nation and the world are witnessing.
The persecution of prophets in Ghana is to blame for the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, Prophet Elisha Salifu Amoako, has said.
Coronavirus has Exposed Fake Christians in Ghana – Ceccy Twum: Ghanaian gospel singer and songwriter, Ceccy Twum has said the outbreak of COVID-19 has exposed fake Christians in the country.
Covid-19 is a Satanic Agenda to Stop Christians From Going to Church – Agyinasare: The founder and general overseer of the Perez Chapel International has chastised the total disregard for the coronavirus preventive protocols by some institutions and individuals.
Gospel singer Donnie McClurkin Talks About His Battle with COVID-19: For the last two and a half months, Gospel singer and pastor of Perfecting Faith Church in Freeport, New York, Donnie McClurkin had been suffering from the COVID-19 virus. McClurkin revealed in an interview
Evangelist Dr Lawrence Tetteh has called on government to review its guidelines to churches and mosques as it eases restrictions on religious activities in the country.
COVID-19: Maker’s House will remain closed – Michael Boadi Nyamekye: The Head Pastor and founder of Maker’s House Chapel Dr. Michael Boadi Nyamekye has announced that the church will remain closed despite the relaxation of restrictions on churches by President Akufo-Addo.
We won’t Open our Churches; Virtual Services Continue – ICGC: The leadership of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) has said it will continue to do virtual services and keep all its churches closed to the congregation despite the easing of COVID-19 restrictions by
