A Senior Lecturer at the Trinity Theological Seminary, Legon Very Reverend DrJohnAbeduQuarshie, has admonished Christians not to relent in offering selfless service to society.
In doing so, he said, it would not only contribute to making society a better place for all but also fulfill the Christian obligation of helping others as espoused by Jesus Christ.
He delivered a sermon on the theme “complete sacrifice” during the induction and thanksgiving service for the new executives of the Men’s Fellowship at the Professor Kwesi Dickson Memorial Methodist Church in Adjiringanor, Accra, on Sunday.
The body which would run the affairs of the Fellowship for the next three years is chaired by Mr Elvis Blankson who replaces Prof. Kwame Asamoah.
Very Rev AbeduQuarshie said the actions of Christians especially with respect to supporting one another should be guided by genuine motives else it would be meaningless.
He alluded to the fact that God offered His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, to die for humanity, and for this reason, Christians emulate this example by demonstrating true love to one another.
DrAbeduQuarshie used the occasion to express his appreciation to the Men’s Fellowship for their generous contributions to the church in diverse ways that had contributed to the church’s physical and spiritual development.
MrBlankson, on behalf of the executives, pledged to serve with integrity to enhance the work of God not only in the society but the entire Airport East Circuit of the church.
Present at the service was Very Rev. Seth OpareSakyi, the Resident Minister, Rev. KwabenaOforiAsiamah, Auxiliary Minister of the society, the Circuit Chairman of Airport East, Mr. Isaac Acheampong, former Circuit Chairman, Mr. Kwamina Amoasi-Andoh, and other Circuit officers.
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