Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Ghanaian Times
Published on 2024-04-03 06:57:38
The Revival Outreach Church made a generous donation on Good Friday to the Street Academy, a sports and culture organization located in Accra. The donation included food items valued at GH¢20,000.00, such as bags of rice, cooking oil, tin tomatoes, liquid soap, bags of gari and maize, boxes of soap, washing powder, toilet rolls, and sachet water. In addition to the food items, the church also donated GH¢2,000.00 in cash to support the Academy’s mission.
Professor Abednego Ako Amartey, the Vice Chancellor of the church and Resident Pastor, explained that the donation was a way to bring joy to the underprivileged children at the Street Academy during the Easter season. He emphasized that Easter is a time to show love to those in need, mirroring the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ for humanity.
The church’s decision to support the Street Academy was made after careful consideration and prayer by its members. Pastor Amartey stressed the importance of both the state and the church taking responsibility for supporting less privileged children and encouraged others to prioritize such acts of kindness.
Ataa Lartey, the Director of Street Academy, expressed gratitude to the church for its donation and shed light on the challenges faced by the children at the Academy. He mentioned that the Academy cares for approximately 80 children aged between 10 to 16 years, providing them with three daily meals and preparing them for formal education. Some of the children at the Academy are also supported in pursuing their interest in sports, particularly football or boxing.
Overall, the donation from the Revival Outreach Church served as a beacon of hope for the children at the Street Academy, showcasing the power of compassion and generosity during the Easter season. The church’s commitment to supporting underprivileged children is a testament to its values and dedication to making a positive impact in the community. The Street Academy and its children will surely benefit from the donation, furthering their mission of providing education and opportunities to young individuals in need.
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