Special Programs

Under the auspices of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills through the Convener of Lighthouse Chapel International Denomination, Bishop Steve Asare, The Way Cathedral was blessed to receive the Ministry of Bishop Kweku Amponsah for the Thoroughly Furnished Good Works Conference 2021.

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The 2-Day power-packed Conference, which took place on Saturday, 21^st and Sunday 22^nd August, saw the gathering of many Pastors, Shepherds and Church Workers from the Ayawaso and Nsawam Councils of the LCI.

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Bishop Kweku Amponsah started off by reminding all gathered that, the United Denominations and the Body of Christ as a whole, are blessed to have one of God’s living Generals in the person of the Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.

He said it will be a difficult task to find any Christian, yet alone, a Pastor anywhere in the world, who has set up many churches, with buildings, in over 90 countries and counting, who has written several best-selling books published in many languages, who leads the winning of millions of souls through the Healing Jesus Campaign, among many other mighty works. He exhorted that such a man must be appreciated and honored greatly.

Preaching from one of Prophet’s best-selling books, Loyalty and Disloyalty, Bishop Kweku taught on Lessons of Loyalty.

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Defining Loyalty simply as being faithful and constant, Bishop Kweku revealed that, many of the Men of God we see and adore in the Bible, whom God used powerfully, had loyalty and faithfulness as a major cornerstone.

He revealed that Moses had the opportunity to speak directly, face to face, with God because of his faithfulness. In Numbers 12:6-8, concerning Moses, God said, “Listen to my words: When there is a prophet among you, I, the Lord, reveal myself to them in visions, I speak to them in dreams. But this is NOT TRUE of my servant Moses; he is FAITHFUL in all my house. With him I speak face to face, clearly and not in riddles; he sees the form of the Lord. Why then were you not afraid to speak against my servant Moses?”.

He further revealed that Daniel, who was delivered from the lions’ den, was also known to be faithful. ^“Then the presidents and princes sought to find occasion against Daniel concerning the kingdom; but they could find none occasion nor fault; forasmuch as he was FAITHFUL, neither was there any error or fault found in him”. Daniel 6:4

From Hebrews 1:1-2, Bishop Kweku showed that our Savior Jesus Christ is also known to be faithful. “Wherefore, holy brethren, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our profession, Christ Jesus; Who was FAITHFUL to him that appointed him, as also Moses was FAITHFUL in all his house.”

He explained that loyalty demands full persuasion and is based on principles not emotions. He admonished participants to expunge the canker of familiarity that causes many not to honor the Prophet and also makes them sway in their faithfulness.

Day Two- Sunday, 22^nd August.  Many of the congregants arrived with a heightened sense and hunger to receive more anointed teachings at the Conference. Bishop Kweku spoke extensively on Rules of Loyalty from another of Prophet’s books in the Loyalty series, Those Who Are Ignorant.

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He said that no matter what is said or done there will always be disloyal people and therefore, the message of Loyalty and Disloyalty must be preached perpetually.

He buttressed this from Luke 6:12-13, revealing that our Savior, Jesus Christ, after long hours of Prayers and choosing carefully the 12 apostles from a pool of disciples, still had one of them being unfaithful.

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He went on to say that the continuous teaching on Loyalty is a potent immunizer against disloyalty and unfaithfulness.  He added that, most importantly, all the teachings on loyalty must be remembered in the hour of temptation, when one is faced with challenges or feels offended.

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Bishop Steve encouraged all present to rise up and be defenders of the church in their own small way, confidently and correctly!

We have been stabilised, established and indeed, thoroughly furnished for Good Works through this timely Conference.

#GodSaveTheProphet #WeWillFollow

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By kind courtesy of Our Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills and Bishop Steve O. Asare, Convener of the Lighthouse Chapel International Denomination, the King of Kings Cathedral was blessed to have one of the true sons of Our Prophet, Bishop Kweku Amponsah, teach us on the subject of Loyalty and Disloyalty.

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On the first day of the two-day Conference, Bishop Kweku espoused the Reasons why Loyalty is Important. The pivotal scripture was 1 Corinthians 4:2 Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful. He stirred the hearts of listeners to exhibit faithfulness in all facets of their lives, especially in their walk with God and in their commitment to the Church. He exhorted that, “A faithful man shall abound with blessings: ….” Proverbs 28:20

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The preaching was passionate, down-to-earth and strong in delivery. Surely, any “5^th column” tendencies in anyone present would not escape being expunged! Mindsets were changed and warped views about the relevance and importance of faithfulness were corrected.

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Bishop Kweku reminded congregants that it was a dangerous thing to touch God’s anointed. David reverenced Saul because Saul had been anointed by God thus David refrained from slaying him with the sword. Apparently, David’s followers had learnt from his actions therefore, later on, they accorded him the same reverence when he (David) took Bathsheba, Uriah’s wife and orchestrated the killing of Uriah. David reaped the good seeds he had sown. Bishop Kweku Amponsah taught that the end of the Unfaithful and Disloyal person was unequivocally terrible, thus he prayed for all to remain steadfast and firmly grounded.

On the second and final day, The Culture of Allegiance from Bishop Dag Heward-Mills’ bestselling book, Loyalty and Disloyalty, was the icing on the cake.

Bishop Kweku encouraged everyone gathered to speak positively about Our Prophet, Bishops, Pastors and the Church. He drew attention to the fact that God would not finish His work in one’s life without involving a man. In Acts 8:31, the Ethiopian eunuch received understanding of the Holy Scriptures through a Man of God.  He reiterated how Our Prophet had given his life wholeheartedly to soul-winning and doing jaw-dropping, amazing, and stupendously wonderful things for the Kingdom of God. It is time for God’s people to return to defending the Gospel and the Anointed Servants of God.

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We must restore the ‘tightness’ that made it difficult for discontented persons to malign and cause divisions amongst us.

Bishop Kweku Amponsah

This Conference was timeous! A big thank-you to Our Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills and to the Convener, Bishop Steve Asare for always leading and pointing in the right direction.

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The United Denominations Lay World Movement (UD-LWM) put together a Seminar to throw light on Estate Planning and Wealth Preservation and also to clear misconceptions on Writing a Will.

After an opening prayer by Rev. Dr. Francis Banfro, Rev. Panyin Baiden gave the keynote address. He highlighted that in a large and great house (UD), there are many vessels with varied expertise and wealth of knowledge. In this Seminar, their experiences are shared so that none amongst us will lack with regards to this subject matter.

The Panel Speakers were Rev. Kodwo Orleans-Lindsay (Chairman UD Lay World Movement) represented by Rev. Ben Johnson, Rev. Nathaniel Akyeampong, Rev. Kojo Frempong, Dr. Emmanuel Selase Asamoah, Mrs. Dolly Aheto-Tsegah and Lady Pastor Yaa Dankwa Ansu-Damoah (Host).

The event sought to provide a general overview of:

• The importance of drawing up Wills

• The various components of a Valid Will

• The importance of Life Insurance and its benefits

• What is means for a Will to be contested

The Biblical basis for the topic was shared by Rev. Ben Johnson from Isaiah 38:1 In those days was Hezekiah sick unto death. And Isaiah the prophet the son of Amoz came unto him, and said unto him, Thus saith the LORD, SET THINE HOUSE IN ORDER: for thou shalt die, and not live. Scripture makes it clear that we have a duty to “put our house in order” before we reach the end of our lives. Failure to do so can lead to deep confusion which the evil one can use to sow all manner of evil seeds within families and amongst loved ones.

The panelists highlighted the importance of drawing up Wills to ensure that one’s wishes are appropriately met with little ambiguity and room for argument. It was noted that Wills are not instruments reserved for the rich and dying only but should rather be considered by all fit and able adults with any type of property, regardless of its value.

Listeners were also encouraged to consider including the Church in drawing up Wills as Wills offer the flexibility for this. Wills are instruments that can be revised as many times as the Testator wishes prior to his/her death. The key components of a Valid Will including appropriate Execution, Witnessing, Legal Capacity and State of mind of the Testator were discussed in detail. Whilst other requirements may be applicable depending on the laws of the jurisdiction concerned, these key components are common to most jurisdictions.

Life Insurance as a means of ensuring that one’s family has adequate funds to meet funeral expenses, debt payments and other financial needs was also discussed. This is a relatively inexpensive aspect of one’s financial planning which could go a long way in assisting the family one leaves behind.

Lastly, Trusts as an alternative to Wills was also discussed. As Trusts do not fall under probate, they could be a tax efficient way of leaving property to loved ones.

The event ended with an interactive question and answer session. Questions posted by listeners on various media platforms were discussed in detail.

Lawyer Kwame Akyianu gave the closing remarks and thanked the Resource Persons for stirring up interest in the subject thus, generating a lot of questions from listeners all over. Rev. John-Mark Alifo closed in Prayer.

After weeks of heightened anticipation and preparation, the maiden Youth Service at
Ayawaso, The Way Cathedral of The Lighthouse International Denomination, took place on Saturday, 3rd July 2021.

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Many young people are disillusioned and looking for a place where they can be taught as young people in the church to grow in their relationship with the Lord and prepare them to serve Christ in all they do: cue, the Youth Service! The Fresh Fire Service, which is to take place every Saturday from 4pm, will serve as a haven for young people to fellowship, grow spiritually, worship and serve God with unblemished fervor.

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Commissioned as the Fresh Fire Service, Bishop Steve Asare launched the Youth Service
as a service tailor-made for young people and the young at heart, especially Senior High School (SHS), Junior High School (JHS) and Tertiary students.

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Bishop Steve Asare, a Pastor with the heart for young people, preached powerfully
from Our Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills’ book, Many Are Called.
He encouraged the teeming youth that, they all have the Call of God upon their lives, and that, the Call of God simply meant, to serve God and do something for God in the church. He further taught that, for many people, the Call of God is rarely spectacular
but rather ordinary, stemming from a desire in the heart.

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Bishop Steve then prayed for and released mighty prophetic declarations on the young
people present. The pastors and leaders of the Fresh Fire Service were then introduced.
What a mighty blessing the Fresh Fire Service will be in growing the body of Christ by
focusing on the youth!

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The Qodesh Family Church Denomination Ghana Mass Choir, on Tuesday, 29th June 2021, put up a splendid and anointed display of talent and skill at a Salvation Night Concert held at the Qodesh. The Presence of God was mighty. The Lord was present among His People, to Save, to Heal and to Bless.

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The Jesus Cathedral was filled to capacity, as the beautifully dressed Mass Choir, comprising of choirs from all the branches of QFC Ghana, ministered. They charged the atmosphere with Holy Ghost filled Salvation songs written by our Father and Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, as well as songs by Andrae Crouch and other contemporary song writers. The presence of the Lord was palpable, and was truly experienced by all present.

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Bishop Nii Adjeidu Armar preached a powerful message that brought to light man’s obvious and urgent need for Salvation. He stated that many “people in the church covered up their problems with makeup and nice clothes, and looked beautiful but underneath lay major worries, cares and problems which only Jesus Christ could solve”. Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matthew 11:28.

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A skit by the Qodesh Film Stars, as well as a beautiful dance performance by the Qodesh Dancing Stars, with its powerful message, captured the attention of congregants and added to the poignancy of the Salvation message for the beautiful occasion.

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The purpose of the night was Salvation and by the end of the Concert that purpose was fulfilled to the Glory of God. As Jesus was lifted up in song and ministration, scores of souls were drawn to Him, and to the Salvation He brings. There was a powerful impartation of healing. Many testified to a supernatural lightness in their spirits at the end of the service. Burdens, indeed, are lifted at Calvary!

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Apart from souls being saved into the Kingdom of God, the Lord restored the souls of all present: Everybody was renewed and energized!

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To the Glory of God, the Makarios House and Gallery was officially opened yesterday, Wednesday, 30th June 2021 by The Archbishop Kwasi Ampofo of the UD-OLGC (United Denomination Originating from the Lighthouse Group of Churches). Honoring us with his presence was the Chairman of The Makarios Church Denomination, Bishop Eddy Addy and The Commandant of the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College (GAFCSC), Rear Admiral Moses Beick-Baffour among other dignitaries.

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The Makarios House, hosts the headquarters of the Ghana Charismatic Bishops Conference, the headquarters of the Makarios Book Campaign, the Teshie branch of The Makarios Church and The flagship Gallery of the Dag Heward-Mills Ministry.

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The Gallery showcases the Ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills and serves as a one-stop-shop for all his ministry products; ranging from books to videos etc., with an ultra modern viewing and reading area.

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Anytime you are in Accra, make sure to visit Makarios House for the Makarios Experience. God bless you.

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On Sunday the 13th of June 2021, the Encounter Service at the Qodesh was climaxed by a graduation of a whopping 144 New Believers from the Victorious Believers’ School under the auspices of the Understanding Campaign, to the Glory of God.!!!

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It was exciting to see young, energetic graduands with bright eyes for the future and a few older ones, from varied social and educational backgrounds, all determined to forge ahead in the Christian Race. Their weeks of hard work with diligence and consistency finally yielded the desired results – Graduation!!

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Bishop Nii Adjeidu Armar, Bishop of the Qodesh, reminded the graduands of the fact that they were the next generation of pastors, prophets, teachers, evangelists and apostles of the Qodesh. Bishop Pius prophetically prayed for them for eyes to see, ears to hear and a heart to perceive.

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Sharply dressed young people, some of whom had hitherto never been clad in such smart and decent apparel were each presented with a Certificate and a Bible.

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It is our hope that the zeal exuded from this powerful ceremony will be sustained as they continue to walk the straight and narrow path till the very end.

The Understanding Campaign team (headed by Lady Reverend Josephine Austin and about 40 teachers) currently runs 2 main schools:

1. New Believers (Fruitful Believers) School for all persons who have recently received Jesus Christ as their Lord and personal Saviour. The School is run for 8 weeks. The new believers are taught from Bishop Dag’s book ‘Key Facts for New Believers’. Topics studied include – What it means to be born again, Water Baptism, Holy Spirit Baptism, Spiritual Growth by Fellowshipping, Praying, What you must know about the Bible, among others. The New Believers are prayed for to receive the Holy Ghost Baptism with the evidence of speaking in tongues.
2. The Maturity School is open to everyone who graduates from the New Believers School or anybody who wants to grow to become a Strong Christian at the Qodesh. The classes for Maturity School ran for a duration of 10 weeks and students are taught from Bishop Dag’s book ‘How You Can Become a Strong Christian’.

After graduating from Maturity School, students are encouraged and supported to join Basontas and be a part of the Lord’s work in their various Centers.

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The Qodesh Family Church (QFC) Ghana, gave her guests a feel of heaven on Saturday, 5th June 2021 at a lavish breakfast meeting. The meeting dubbed God’s Banquet, saw Business and Chief Executives of major Corporations, members of Corporate Accra gathered in their numbers at the Qodesh for an elaborate breakfast and a refreshing prayer session.

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Decked in purple and white (the Denomination’s colours) with a touch of yellow and a garden ambience, the Jesus Cathedral was transformed into an indescribably beautiful banquet hall.

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Guests were welcomed to a networking corner in the Hall, dedicated for socialization. They were seen excitedly exchanging cards as they nibbled on nuts and sipped on assorted fresh juices and teas.

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Bishop William Aggrey Mensah welcomed guests and prayed to begin.

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Episcopal Sister Adelaide Heward-Mills elegantly walked upstage to convey the purpose of the event. She brought hope and comfort as she assured the guests of the need to gather to pray to a God who is superior to Covid-19 and its many variants.

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Whiles enjoying a sumptuous breakfast, the guests were ministered to by lovely songs, with lyrics written by Bishop Dag Heward-Mills but sung to familiar pop tunes, and beautifully performed by the Singing Stars of the QFC.

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Bishop Nii Adjeidu Armar, Chairman of QFC Ghana and the Resident Bishop of the Qodesh led a 30 minute time of prayer. Guests were led to earnestly implore God for good health, for wisdom to thrive in business, for the leadership of Ghana and for sufficient Grace for these abnormal times in which we live. The relevance of the topics drew spontaneous participation from all and sundry.

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Reverend Benjamin Johnson, an assistant to the Resident Bishop of the Qodesh gave an interesting and life changing testimony which saw the audience listen with rapt attention.

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Bishop Nii Adjeidu preached a short yet powerful message which compelled many to give their lives to Christ. Each New Convert was blessed with a book authored by Bishop Dag Heward-Mills – How to become a Strong Christian.

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Every guest went away with a copy of Bishop Dag’s book – What It Means To Be As Wise As A Serpent.

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The maiden Prayer Banquet was a wonderful Saturday morning spent in the presence of God. Hopefully it’s the first of many to come.

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Happy Birthday Bishop!

Thank-you for selfless leadership you have modelled before my eyes for more than 35 years!

Thank-you for always asking us to focus on the work of the Lord!

Thank-you for always encouraging us to use the money of the church to build for our Missionaries and Fulltime Pastors. You have always called our Missionaries our heroes!

Thank-you for always encouraging us to help our Missionaries to succeed in their life’s work.

Thank-you for the free four-year Bible School training you have provided our Pastors over the decades.

Thank-you for the stipends, food, medical care, free textbooks you toiled so hard to write for your Pastors and church workers.

Thank-you for the great support including money, accommodation, church equipment you provide our Missionaries and Fulltime Pastors to enable them serve God to the best of their ability.

Thank-you for the numerous church buildings you have led us to put up to support the work of our numerous Volunteers/Lay and Fulltime Pastors in Ghana and many nations around the world.

Thank-you for sending us, the Bishops and Senior Pastors to travel around to strengthen, help, support, counsel and provide the needs of our Missionaries and Fulltime Pastors.

Thank-you for thinking, thinking and thinking about our Missionaries.

Thank-you for the many Camp Meetings you have held to continuously teach our Pastors and guide them to build successful churches.

Thank-you for your emphasis to our Missionaries and Fulltime Pastors to work hard to build successful churches that will bring multitudes into the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ, and also ensure their personal prosperity right here on earth.

Thank-you for helping several of our Pastors who couldn’t have children to have free medical care at great cost to have babies. Thank-you for your personal interest and love shown couples in such situations over the years.

Thank-you for not seeking your personal interest and prosperity while building the church in so many countries, nations, islands.

You have refused to enjoy the trappings of an Executive because you have always insisted we build and put the church first in all we do.

We always argue with you that it’s been too long for the church not to provide you with such Executive privileges, but you just fend off our concerns with your usual smile; and you still have stayed your course to put the church first.

Through this great, selfless sacrificial leadership, filled with genuine and amazing love for all the Bishops, Volunteers/Lay Pastors, Fulltime workers, Shepherds, members in more than 90 countries, nations and islands around the world, today the little church the Lord used you to start at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital has become one of the greatest multinational organizations! and all this at a great personal cost!

Since I started working at close quarters with you in helping govern our worldwide churches, I have noticed at first hand many persistent challenges, difficulties, worries and pain you personally endure in your effort to help this huge organization to be led properly into more development and advancement of the Kingdom of God.

You have borne with grace the burden of leading the numerous Volunteers/Lay workers and Fulltime Pastors in this great institution.

You have accommodated the many Volunteers/Lay and Fulltime staff who have simply not complied with our Organization’s standards, directives and administrative guidelines.

The poor work ethics, laziness, useless socializing via endless hours watching movies, engagement on social media platforms, prayerlessness, unfaithfulness, lack of focus on the difficult task of church planting; the list is endless; on the part of some of the Fulltime Pastors and Missionaries, all of which lead to their inability to succeed in church planting, thus wasting the opportunity to achieve personal prosperity.

The sheer disloyalty, pride, arrogance and stubbornness of many who have been given great ministry opportunities…

I have seen the above and more….Your great fatherly and forgiving heart of love that always made you overlook our mistakes and thereby given many Pastors and workers in the church a second, third, fourth and many more chances in Ministry.

Time will not allow me to talk about your very many acts of benevolence to our Volunteers/Lay and Fulltime workers, as well as many in our societies:

• Payment of school fees for the children of our departed brothers and sisters which has made it possible for many to become doctors, lawyers, engineers, and prominent people who are helping to build our societies.
• Hundreds of hours you spend to counsel married couples to stay married, stating a strong stance against divorce in accordance with the word of God, which has ensured that many of us enjoy peaceful and blessed marriages.
• Your personal payment of school fees for many of our needy children to help them acquire education both in Ghana and elsewhere.
• You’ve set up a care system for all the beggars in Accra, through which they’ve all been registered and receive monthly stipend and delicious food all these years.
• You’re currently leading us to complete a modern Specialist Hospital to offer prosthetic limbs to the disabled in our society for free.
• Your Humanitarian efforts have long been extended to those suffering from blindness. You printed all the WASSCE curriculum in special textbooks and gave them for free to the School for the Blind.
• Not to forget your efforts at making a braille machine available freely to all blind students in Ghana.
• Even our prisoners have not been left out. Through your great benevolence, not only have you visited them to preach to them the Gospel of Salvation, but have caused many prisons with very poor living conditions to be renovated both in Ghana and elsewhere, to help even prisoners to serve their terms in dignity.

BUT ABOVE ALL THESE, I HAVE SEEN AT CLOSE RANGE YOUR HUMILITY AND SERVANT LEADERSHIP!

I HAVE SEEN A MAN WHO GREATLY LOVES GOD AND HIS WORK! (eeh… going to church on Sunday early, and leaving sooooo late…… 3am; 5am; 7am and even later!)

A GENUINE SERVANT OF GOD! NOT A HYPOCRITE! This is what most of your Ministry fathers, peers, subordinates and ordinary church members know you to be!

THIS GENUINENESS, COUPLED WITH YOUR GREAT VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE ACHIEVEMENTS ARE WHAT HAS INFORMED NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL, CHRISTIAN, GOVERNMENT, EDUCATIONAL AND CORPORATE LEADERS TO SEEK YOUR COUNSEL, HELP AND INPUT IN THESE AREAS.

You’re not perfect, like all mortals, but you’ve tried, and trying to do your best for God’s Kingdom to come.

Bishop, may the lord Himself bless you and keep you for many years to enable you continue to win the lost in Ghana and around the world for His glory and the expansion of His Kingdom.

We love you dearly!

We appreciate you greatly!

You are a rare example of a good leader!

Happy, happy, happy birthday one more time Bishop Dag Heward-Mills!

May you cross 90 years with ease in Jesus’ name!

Bishop Emmanuel Louis Nterful Convener, UD-OLGC.

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