The General Council of Assemblies of God, Ghana, has donated a Toyota Prado vehicle to Brong Ahafo Region “B” to enhance administrative efficiency and pastoral oversight in the region.
The presentation was made through the church’s Head Office in Accra as part of the Rebuild component of the Transformation Agenda, a key vision of the Executive Presbytery aimed at strengthening infrastructure and resourcing the church for effective ministry delivery.
Presenting the vehicle, the General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Stephen Wengam, explained that the region had operated for some time without an official vehicle, a challenge that affected administrative work and supervision.
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“This support is to ensure that the work of the church in Brong Ahafo Region ‘B’ is not constrained by logistical limitations,” Rev. Wengam stated, adding that the Transformation Agenda is focused on practical investments that advance the church’s mission.
Receiving the vehicle on behalf of the region, the Regional Superintendent of Brong Ahafo Region “B”, Rev. Moses Nasimong, expressed heartfelt appreciation to the General Council for the timely intervention.
“We are deeply grateful to the General Council for responding swiftly to our distress call for logistical support,” Rev. Nasimong said.
He noted that the vehicle would significantly improve mobility, supervision, and coordination of church activities across the region.