Central Charismatic Baptist Church marks 30 years, urges review of law restricting preaching on buses
The Central Charismatic Baptist Church (C.C.B.C) at Atonsu-Gyinyase in Kumasi has marked its 30th anniversary with a colourful thanksgiving service at its Open Heavens Cathedral, with a passionate call for a review of the new law banning preaching on public transport.
The Central Charismatic Baptist Church (CCBC) in Kumasi celebrated its 30th anniversary with a thanksgiving service and a call for the review of a law restricting preaching on public transport. The event, themed "Open Doors" based on Revelation 3:8, gathered church members, clergy, traditional leaders, government officials, and well-wishers to reflect on the church's growth and impact over three decades.
The founder and senior pastor, Rev. Dr Steve Owusu Ampomah Paintsil, expressed gratitude for the church's achievements, such as saved lives and restored families, while emphasizing the potential for further growth. Rev Dr Paintsil also appealed for the regulation to be reviewed, advocating for clear guidelines to allow preaching on buses without disturbing passengers.
The church aims to expand its missions, plant more branches, and increase investments in youth development, education, and community projects in the next 30 years.
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