The Area Head of the Ashaiman (a town in south Ghana) branch of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Patrick Kingsley Ennin, has left many people dumbfounded and in tears as he did the most honourable thing anyone could do which would definitely go down in the annals of the church. According to reports. he donated his entire End of Service Benefits (ESB) back to the Church to support the newly established Chairman’s Education Fund at the Pentecost University College (PUC).
Apostle Ennin made the announcement during his retirement service held at the James McKeown Temple in Ashaiman Estate District. Explaining the reason for his action, Apostle Ennin said it was the church that made him who he is today, and that he felt that it was not proper for him to take any monetary benefits from his service to the church. He revealed that throughout his 33-year ministry, he had never used any transfer proceeds that were paid to him.
T he Area Head of the Ashaiman (a town in south Ghana) branch of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Patrick Kingsley Ennin, has left many people dumbfounded and in tears as he did the most honourable thing anyone could do which would definitely go down in the annals of the church. According to reports. he donated his entire End of Service Benefits (ESB) back to the Church to support the newly established Chairman’s Education Fund at the Pentecost University College (PUC).
Apostle Ennin made the announcement during his retirement service held at the James McKeown Temple in Ashaiman Estate District. Explaining the reason for his action, Apostle Ennin said it was the church that made him who he is today, and that he felt that it was not proper for him to take any monetary benefits from his service to the church. He revealed that throughout his 33-year ministry, he had never used any transfer proceeds that were paid to him.
According to him, he used the funds to construct church buildings and mission houses for the church. Touched by his action, an elder of the church, also donated a Toyota Land Cruiser V8 vehicle to Apostle Ennin to reciprocate his benevolent gesture. The Elder promised to personally service the vehicle and fuel it throughout its lifespan. Meanwhile, a couple in the Ashaiman area of the church has also built a 5-bedroom house with a standby plant for Apostle Ennin. All five rooms have been fully furnished.
The house and the vehicle have since been dedicated by the general secretary. In a related development, controversial preacher, James Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Ministries, has claimed he is rich enough to buy vehicles at will. Ng’ang’a who was preaching to a congregation in his church said he was the best and most blessed preacher in the country with the ability to buy vehicles and change them like pairs of shoes.
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