Harvest Chapel marks 68th Independence with worship

Harvest Chapel International commemorated Ghana's 68th Independence Day with a special worship service, emphasizing unity and gratitude among attendees. The event, held at the church's headquarters in Accra, featured vibrant performances and heartfelt prayers that reflected on the nation’s journey since gaining independence. Church leaders underscored the importance of faith in fostering national development and called on citizens to uphold values of integrity and service.

The congregation engaged in spirited singing and dancing, celebrating not only the historical significance of March 6 but also the resilience of Ghanaians through challenges. A prominent theme throughout the service was the call for collective responsibility among citizens to contribute positively to society.

Pastor Ofori-Atta urged worshippers to embrace their roles as change agents within their communities, encouraging them to support local initiatives and work towards a better future for all Ghanaian people. The event concluded with a message of hope, reinforcing the belief that through unity and faith, Ghanaians can overcome obstacles and build a prosperous nation together.