The General Council of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, has presented vehicles to selected church institutions to strengthen administrative efficiency and enhance the delivery of ministry activities across the country.
The vehicles were donated to the National Home Missions Department and two Regional Administrations—Eastern Region B and Brong Ahafo Region B—to support supervision, evangelism, pastoral care, and overall operational effectiveness within their respective jurisdictions.
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The beneficiary institutions are led by Rev. Maxwell Kwesi Incoom, National Director of Home Missions; Rev. Obed Asiedu, Regional Superintendent for Eastern Region B; and Rev. Moses Nasimong, Regional Superintendent for Brong Ahafo Region B.
The presentations, which took place on separate occasions, form part of the church’s broader Transformation Agenda, being spearheaded by the General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Stephen Yenusom Wengam.
The agenda represents a comprehensive strategic framework aimed at revitalising the church spiritually, administratively, socially, and in its community engagement, while strengthening its capacity to propagate the gospel with excellence.
Presenting the vehicles, Rev. Wengam emphasised the importance of equipping church institutions with the logistical resources required to improve efficiency, supervision, and mission delivery, particularly in advancing the Great Commission.
Receiving the vehicles on behalf of their respective institutions, the leaders expressed gratitude to the General Council for the support and pledged that the vehicles would be used strictly for official ministry purposes.
They assured the church that the resources would contribute significantly to evangelism, church planting, pastoral oversight, and administrative supervision.