‘National Cathedral is like gold that must be refined to realise its true value’ – GPCC President
President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), Rev Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso, says the idea of Ghana’s National Cathedral remains alive despite the renewed controversy surrounding the project. His comments follow fresh debate over the cathedral after the sector minister, during his vetting, indicated that he was not opposed to the project and believed […]
Rev Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso, the President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC), has expressed his optimism about the National Cathedral project despite the controversy that has surrounded it. In an interview on Joy News’ PM Express, he emphasized that the debate surrounding the project should not mark its end. Frimpong-Manso drew a parallel with the resurrection of a buried truth, stating that opposition and criticism could ultimately strengthen the project.
The President of the GPCC was pleased that the conversation about the cathedral had not ended, as he believed that the discussions would help refine the idea. He likened the National Cathedral to gold or a diamond in its raw state, which only shines brighter after going through the refining process. The current administration's support for the project has given the Christian community a reason to remain engaged in the conversation.
Frimpong-Manso expressed his gladness about the current government's leadership backing the project and the ongoing dialogue around the pros and cons of the cathedral.
Frimpong-Manso believes that the ongoing discussions should continue, as they are crucial for extracting the best possible outcome from the situation. He emphasized that the National Cathedral remains alive and that Ghanaians will ultimately see the value of the project once it has undergone the refining process.
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