Accra: The Quiet Hour Ministries, an International Christian Organisation, has generously donated four motorcycles and 500 Bibles to the Volta Ghana Mission (VGM) of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, significantly supporting its evangelistic outreach efforts across the region.
According to Ghana News Agency, the presentation ceremony took place at the Ho Central Seventh-day Adventist Church, attracting members and media representatives to celebrate the valuable contribution. Pastor Paul H. Mawutor, President of the Volta Ghana Mission, expressed profound gratitude to Quiet Hour Ministries for their unwavering support in aiding the church's mission to navigate remote and challenging terrains in the Volta Region.
Addressing the gathered church leaders, pastors, members, guests, and media representatives, Pastor Mawutor highlighted the occasion as a moment of gratitude, celebration, and renewed dedication to the mission of God. He underscored that the event was not merely about receiving material support but about celebrating a partnership committed to spreading the Gospel of Jesus.
Further, Pastor Mawutor commended Quiet Hour Ministries for its steadfast dedication to equipping churches and transforming lives through the Word of God. He remarked that the motorbikes are not mere symbols of privilege but vital instruments for evangelism, discipleship, pastoral care, and hope.
Pastor Jacob Binyam Mawandor, Director of Evangelism, Sabbath School, Adventist Muslim Relations and Research, emphasized that the motorbikes would be exclusively used for their intended purposes, aiding in reaching out to souls in need. Quiet Hour Ministries continues to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ through various initiatives, including evangelism, missionary work, leadership training, conferences, and the distribution of Christian literature and spiritual resources worldwide.