CCC to honour teachers as part of its October Commission, offers free medical screening to hundreds

The Calvary Charismatic Centre (CCC) in the Ashanti region has announced plans to honour teachers in recognition of their significant contributions to education and national development. This gesture is part of the church's annual October Commission, which takes place in November. On November 1, a Teachers Honouring Sunday will be held to acknowledge the vital role teachers play in shaping future generations.

Reverend Joshua Obeng, Resident Pastor of CCC at Ayigya, emphasized the importance of recognizing teachers' contributions and encouraged them to continue providing quality education. He stated that everyone is trained by a teacher, and honoring them will help them feel their importance and motivate them to teach students effectively.

The event is a part of the church's broader commitment to community engagement through its October Commission, an annual initiative to spread the gospel and show love of God through practical support. Additionally, as part of this year's activities, the church organized a free medical and dental outreach on October 17 at CCC Agape City in Ejisu-Krapa, Ashanti Region.

The outreach provided residents with free medical screenings, blood pressure and sugar checks, and dental screenings and consultations, further demonstrating the church's commitment to addressing health needs and promoting preventive healthcare in the community.