By King Amoah
In a profound demonstration of faith, prayers and evangelism, the leadership and congregation of the Faith Outreach Ministry have successfully ended their annual 30 days power packed spiritual upliftment and soul winning program, dubbed “September To Remember.”
The month long spiritual exercise which ran from September 1st to September 30th, 2026 was anchored on a powerful theme: “Hope Thou In God,” choosen from the Book of Psalm 42:11,
Headquartered in Oforikrom Kumasi with other network of branches across Ghana, the Faith Outreach Ministry designed this annual convocation to ensure that its members remain steadfast, resilient and deeply committed to serve God in sincerity and truth.
A Season of Fasting, Prayers and Divine Breakthroughs:
The “September To Remember” initiative is a highly anticipated annual landmark on the church’s calendar.
It is dedicated to intensive prayers, fasting, soul winning and praising God.
This year’s edition focused on steering members towards renewing their faith, seeking divine guidance, securing divine protection, healing and breakthroughs in all areas of their lives.
Spanning the entire month of September, the program attracted hundreds of enthusiastic worshippers from various branches across the country.
The atmosphere was further charged by the ministry of seasoned and renowned men of God included Prophet Ababio Boateng from Effiduase and Rev. Edward Quaye a retired Church of Pentecost clergyman based in Accra.
A Call to Proactive Faith:
Prior to the launch of the event, Head Pastor of the Faith Outreach Ministry Apostle John Kwaku Appiah, charged the congregation to approach the 30 days journey with high expectations and proactive participation.
Apostle Appiah reminded members that their active involvement and prayers would serve as a personal guarantee for spiritual renewal.
He emphasized that the spiritual disciplines of fasting and prayers are designed by God to develop and mature the faith of believer for their own spiritual and physical benefits.
Delivering his sermon during the convention, the Guest Speaker, Rev. (Rtd.) Edward Quaye, drew his message from 1st Samuel 1:11 that focused on the life struggles and ultimate victory of Hannah.
Rev. Quaye encouraged the congregation to renew their trust in God, whom he described as the one who holds the keys to life.
The clergyman recounted how Hannah faced mockery, hopelessness and despair due to her barrenness that caused those around her to lose hope.
However, through unwavering faith, persistent prayers and reliance on God Hannah triumphed and gave birth to Samuel and brought glory to God.
As Christians you must stand firm in prayers and surrender your lives to God, the retired clergyman exhorted.
When you do so, you will experience the unchangeable love of God which is non- negotiable, Rev Quaye concluded
