All set for Kumasi Crusade at Suame Roundabout

All is set for the Christ for All Nations(CFAN)crusade that begins at Suame Roundabout from November 6-9.

The Gospel crusade is being organised by CFAN, in collaboration with the Christian community in Ashanti.

Preaching and ministration will be by American evangelist, Rev Daniel Kolenda, who took over from Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke as CFAN president just before the Accra Independent Square crusade last year.

Rev Darku told journalists in Kumasi that the word of God had the power to change lives, especially the lives of drunkards, drug addicts,drug barons and couriers, prostitutes, corrupt, bribe-taking and bribe-giving officials, as well as pastors and prophets with questionable character.

“We’ve seen this at many of our crusades all over the world. Armed robbers have returned stolen goods after hearing the word of God; government officials have openly confessed to acts of corruption and consequently pledged to forsake their anti-social ways. In some countries, the CFAN team has been invited by presidents and honoured for these positive effects of CFAN crusades,” he said. 

Asked about the immoral conduct of some pastors and prophets, Rev. Darku said he preferred not to be a judge of the conduct of other men of God.

“There are times in the Christian’s life – all of us - when we need a revival in our spirit,” adding that it was for this reason that “CFAN is inviting everybody to come to the crusade.” 

He invited Christians, especially people in ministry and other church workers, to the Fire Conference that accompanies the crusade.

Rev. Dr Douglas Frimpong, Chairman of the crusade planning committee, said work on the Suame Roundabout venue was almost complete. 

Daily Graphic