THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST IRELAND
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The Soverign Lord has established 10 branches of The Church of
Pentecost in Ireland.
These assemblies include the Headquaters - Dublin (James Mckeown), Letterkenny, Cork, Waterford, Longford, Ennis, PIWC Belfast, Galway, PIWC Drogheda, and Limerick
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THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST IRELAND
Assemblies accross the Nation of Ireland
The Soverign Lord has established 10 branches of The Church of
Pentecost in Ireland.
These assemblies include the Headquaters - Dublin (James Mckeown), Letterkenny, Cork, Waterford, Longford, Ennis, PIWC Belfast, Galway, PIWC Drogheda, and Limerick
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Church History
Tenets of The Church
Core Values
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ABOUT US
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland is an integral part of the Church of Pentecost
worldwide currently located in over 80 countries. We a Christian community
committed to serving Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour, reaching the world
with the love of God in Jesus Christ through the preaching of the good news,
teaching, helping and caring for one another and the needy. We preach and
teach that Jesus Christ died for everybody and the whole person (body, soul
and spirit). He forgives, saves, baptises, heals and is the soon coming King.
We welcome you to experience this Jesus Christ through the demonstration of
the work and power of the Holy Spirit as we worship and serve Him together as
a family.
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland currently has Assemblies (branches) in
Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Ennis, Letterkenny, Limerick, Longford, and Waterford. We
would love to have you in any of our assemblies to experience the all
transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ
Our worship services are conducted in a caring and loving family atmosphere
where Jesus Christ alone is Lord and the Bible is the only authority for what is
preached and done. So whether you are talking about finding a home church,
an occasional visit or a ministry in a growing church, we welcome you to join
this family of the Church of Pentecost. You will find a true community of people
just like you experiencing the love of God and meaningful relationships in a
Christian atmosphere.
Please browse other pages of this website to learn more about us and our
commitment to the course of Christ and dedication to serve Him by reaching
out to mankind through the preaching of the gospel. You will also find articles,
music, videos, sermons and teachings for daily living.
We would love to hear from you so do not hesitate to contact us or post a
prayer request via our contact link. We will love to pray with you but more so to
worship with you.
ADDRESS
The Church Of Pentecost Ireland
91 Castle Drive
Lucan
County Dublin
K78 TK26
IRELAND
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ABOUT US
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland is an integral part of the Church of Pentecost
worldwide currently located in over 80 countries. We a Christian community
committed to serving Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour, reaching the world
with the love of God in Jesus Christ through the preaching of the good news,
teaching, helping and caring for one another and the needy. We preach and
teach that Jesus Christ died for everybody and the whole person (body, soul
and spirit). He forgives, saves, baptises, heals and is the soon coming King.
We welcome you to experience this Jesus Christ through the demonstration of
the work and power of the Holy Spirit as we worship and serve Him together as
a family.
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland currently has Assemblies (branches) in
Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Ennis, Letterkenny, Limerick, Longford, and Waterford. We
would love to have you in any of our assemblies to experience the all
transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ
Our worship services are conducted in a caring and loving family atmosphere
where Jesus Christ alone is Lord and the Bible is the only authority for what is
preached and done. So whether you are talking about finding a home church,
an occasional visit or a ministry in a growing church, we welcome you to join
this family of the Church of Pentecost. You will find a true community of people
just like you experiencing the love of God and meaningful relationships in a
Christian atmosphere.
Please browse other pages of this website to learn more about us and our
commitment to the course of Christ and dedication to serve Him by reaching
out to mankind through the preaching of the gospel. You will also find articles,
music, videos, sermons and teachings for daily living.
We would love to hear from you so do not hesitate to contact us or post a
prayer request via our contact link. We will love to pray with you but more so to
worship with you.
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Church History
With its headquarters in Accra, Ghana, the Church of Pentecost traces its roots
far back to June 1931, when God made a covenant with a group of worshipers
through a prophecy that He would raise a nation out of Africa that would be a
spearhead and light to the world, heralding the 2nd Coming of Christ; and that
the Gold Coast (now Ghana) had been chosen to fulfil this eternal Will and
purpose of God. The prophecy continued that He (God) would accomplish this
through a White Missionary from Europe who would come to lead the group in
future, and the group which through many trials, tribulations, temptations and
persecutions would be nurtured, protected and grow spiritually and
numerically, would become a great International Pentecostal church which
would send missionaries from the country, the then Gold Coast to all parts of
Africa and the world as a whole. Six years after the above prophecy (1937),
Pastor James McKeown was sent to Ghana, by the Apostolic Church, Bradford,
UK at the request of the Apostolic faith Church. With time, a series of doctrinal
differences among the people resulted into a denominational split where the
Asamankese leaders broke away from Pastor McKeown to form the Christ
Apostolic Church.
Pastor McKeown and his group, which later in 1961 adopted the name “The
Church of Pentecost”, embarked on massive evangelism through conventions
and rallies, which resulted in an explosion of Pentecostalism in Ghana. In its
effort to spread throughout the entire nation of Ghana, the church, under the
chairmanship of Pastor McKeown, held its first convention at Winneba in
December 1939, with over two hundred members in attendance. In April of
1940, during the Easter session, the church held its first General convention
also at Winneba, with over four hundred attendees. The strong men behind
Rev. McKeown were: Revs. J. S. Gyimah, S. R. Asomaning, S.W. Dufour, S. H.
Ankamah, J. A. Bimpong, and R. O. Hayford (the first Evangelist of the Apostolic
Church). Through this effort, the church opened branches all over the country
(Ghana), beside its external branches.
Here in the Republic of Ireland, the church started with a handful of people in
Letterkenny and Dublin. We now have branches two districts and 9 assemblies,
and it continues to grow through vigorous evangelistic outreach. The Church of
Pentecost comprises various movements operating in different ministries,
which accommodate people of all ages.
Our Mission
Our ultimate mission is to win the world to Christ through propagation of the
gospel to the utmost part of the earth. As such, the Church launches
evangelistic campaigns of various categories to reach out to the lost.
Our Beliefs
Our beliefs “Tenets” are solely based on Biblical standards, teaching our
members to live pure and holy lives at all times eschewing sin to allow the holy
spirit to reign in the church, thus bringing liberty and deliverance to all who flee
into it. Prayer and teachings of sound doctrine are the vital aspects of our
service, accompanied with praises and worship.
Our Principles
Based upon God’s covenant with the church, the Church does not solicit
financial assistance from any external source. Through the members’ faithful
Tithing and offering, God is able to meet our financial needs in season to prove
his divine presence, blessing and glory with the church. Thus, the church
operates on total dependence on God.
As a loving father, the church rebukes, disciplines, and restores its erring
members in the spirit of love, compassion and patience, to prepare its
members as brides without blemish for God on the last day.
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Church History
With its headquarters in Accra, Ghana, the Church of Pentecost traces its roots
far back to June 1931, when God made a covenant with a group of worshipers
through a prophecy that He would raise a nation out of Africa that would be a
spearhead and light to the world, heralding the 2nd Coming of Christ; and that
the Gold Coast (now Ghana) had been chosen to fulfil this eternal Will and
purpose of God. The prophecy continued that He (God) would accomplish this
through a White Missionary from Europe who would come to lead the group in
future, and the group which through many trials, tribulations, temptations and
persecutions would be nurtured, protected and grow spiritually and
numerically, would become a great International Pentecostal church which
would send missionaries from the country, the then Gold Coast to all parts of
Africa and the world as a whole. Six years after the above prophecy (1937),
Pastor James McKeown was sent to Ghana, by the Apostolic Church, Bradford,
UK at the request of the Apostolic faith Church. With time, a series of doctrinal
differences among the people resulted into a denominational split where the
Asamankese leaders broke away from Pastor McKeown to form the Christ
Apostolic Church.
Pastor McKeown and his group, which later in 1961 adopted the name “The
Church of Pentecost”, embarked on massive evangelism through conventions
and rallies, which resulted in an explosion of Pentecostalism in Ghana. In its
effort to spread throughout the entire nation of Ghana, the church, under the
chairmanship of Pastor McKeown, held its first convention at Winneba in
December 1939, with over two hundred members in attendance. In April of
1940, during the Easter session, the church held its first General convention
also at Winneba, with over four hundred attendees. The strong men behind
Rev. McKeown were: Revs. J. S. Gyimah, S. R. Asomaning, S.W. Dufour, S. H.
Ankamah, J. A. Bimpong, and R. O. Hayford (the first Evangelist of the Apostolic
Church). Through this effort, the church opened branches all over the country
(Ghana), beside its external branches.
Here in the Republic of Ireland, the church started with a handful of people in
Letterkenny and Dublin. We now have branches two districts and 9 assemblies,
and it continues to grow through vigorous evangelistic outreach. The Church of
Pentecost comprises various movements operating in different ministries,
which accommodate people of all ages.
Our Mission
Our ultimate mission is to win the world to Christ through propagation of the
gospel to the utmost part of the earth. As such, the Church launches
evangelistic campaigns of various categories to reach out to the lost.
Our Beliefs
Our beliefs “Tenets” are solely based on Biblical standards, teaching our
members to live pure and holy lives at all times eschewing sin to allow the holy
spirit to reign in the church, thus bringing liberty and deliverance to all who flee
into it. Prayer and teachings of sound doctrine are the vital aspects of our
service, accompanied with praises and worship.
Our Principles
Based upon God’s covenant with the church, the Church does not solicit
financial assistance from any external source. Through the members’ faithful
Tithing and offering, God is able to meet our financial needs in season to prove
his divine presence, blessing and glory with the church. Thus, the church
operates on total dependence on God.
As a loving father, the church rebukes, disciplines, and restores its erring
members in the spirit of love, compassion and patience, to prepare its
members as brides without blemish for God on the last day.
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The Bible
We believe in the divine inspiration and authority of the Holy Scriptures. That
the Bible is infallible in its declaration, final in its authority, comprehensive
and all-sufficient in its provisions (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:20, 21).
The One True God
We believe in the existence of the One True God, Elohim, maker of the whole
universe; undefinable, but revealed as Triune God- the Father, Son, and the
Holy Spirit (Genesis 1:1; Matthew 3:16-17; 28:19, 2 Corinthians 13:14;
Genesis 1:26, one in nature, essence, and attributes – omnipotent
(Deuteronomy 6:4; Job 42:2; Revelations 19:6; Isaiah 46:9,10); omnipresent
(Psalm 139:7-12; 147:5); omniscient (Isaiah 46:9-10; Job 42:2; Acts 5:4, 5).
Man’s Depraved Nature
We believe that all men have sinned and come short of the glory of God
(Romans 3:23; Genesis 3:1-19; Isaiah 53:6), and are subject to eternal
punishment (Romans 6:23; Matthew 13:41, 42), and need repentance (Acts
2:38; 17:30; Matthew 4:17; Acts 20:21) and regeneration (John 3:3, 5; Titus
3:5).
The Saviour
We believe man’s need of a Saviour has been met in the person of Jesus Christ
(Matthew 1:21; John 4:42; Ephesians 5:23; Philippians 2:6-11), because of
His Deity (Acts 2:36; John 1:1; 20:28; Romans 9:5; Titus 2:13, 14; Isaiah 9:6),
Virgin Birth (Isaiah 7;14; Matthew 1:18; Luke 1:25-26, Sinless life (John 8:46;
Hebrews 4:15; 2 Corinthians 5;21), Atoning Death (Romans 3:25; Hebrews
9:22; 1 John 2;2), Resurrection (Acts 2:36; 10:39-40; Matthew 28:5-7; Acts
2:24; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4) and Ascension (Acts 1:9-11; 2:33-36); His abiding
intercession (Hebrews 7:25; Romans 8:34) and His Second coming to judge the living and the dead (Revelations 22:12,
20; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18; 2 Timothy 4:1; Acts 1:11; 10:42)
Repentance, Justification, Sanctification
We believe all men have to repent and confess their sins before God (Acts
2:38, 3:19, 17, 30; Luke 15:7), and believe in the vicarious death of Jesus
Christ before they can be justified before God (Romans 4:25; 5:1). We believe
in the sanctification of the believer through the working of the Holy Spirit (1
Corinthians 1:30; 6:11) and God’s gift of eternal life to the believer (Romans
6:23b; John 17:2, 3; 10:27, 28; 1 John 5:11-13).
The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper or Communion
We believe in the sacrament of Baptism by immersion as a testimony of a
convert who has attained a responsible age of 13 years (Matthew 3:16; Mark
1:9, 10; 16:16; Matthew 28:19; Acts 2:38). Infants and children are not
baptized, but are dedicated to the Lord (Luke 2:22-24, 34; Mark 10:13-16).
We believe in the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion which
should be partaken by all members who are in full fellowship (Luke 22:19-20;
Matthew 26:21-29; Acts 20:7; 1 Corinthians 11:23-33).
Baptism, Gifts and Fruit of the Holy Spirit
We believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit for believers with the initial
evidence of speaking in tongues (Joel 2:28, 29; Acts 2:3, 4, 38-39; 10:44-46;
19:1-6); and in the operation of the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit (1
Corinthians 12: 8-11; 28-30; Romans 12:6-8 and Galatians 5:22, 23).
Next Life
We believe in the Second-Coming of Christ and the Resurrection of the dead,
both the saved and the unsaved. They that are saved to the resurrection of life
and the unsaved to the resurrection of damnation (Acts 1:11; 10:42; Mark
13:26; John 5:28-29; Daniel 12:2; Romans 2:7-11; 6:23).
Tithes and Offerings
We believe in tithing and in the giving of freewill offerings towards the cause
of carrying forward the Kingdom of God. We believe that God blesses a
cheerful giver (Genesis 14:18-20; Malachi 3:6-10; Hebrews 7:1-4; Matthew
23:23; Acts 20:35; 1 Corinthians 16:1, 2).
Divine Healing
We believe that the healing of sickness and disease is provided for God’s
people in the atonement (Isaiah 53:4-5; Matthew 8:7-13; 16, 17; James 5:14-
16; Luke 13:10-16; Acts 10:38; Mark 16:17, 18). However, the Church is not
opposed to medication by qualified medical practitioners.
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Marriage and Family Life
We
believe
in
the
institution
of
marriage
as
a
union
established
and
ordained
by
God
for
the
lifelong,
intimate
relationship
between
a
man
as
husband
and
a
woman
as
wife
as
biologically
defined
at
birth.
We
believe
that
God
instituted
marriage
primarily
for
mutual
help,
fellowship
and
comfort
that
one
ought
to
have
for
the
other
and
for
the
honourable
procreation
of
children,
and
their
training
in
love,
obedience
to
the
Lord
and
responsible
citizenship.
(Genesis
2:18,
Genesis
21-25;
Matthew
19:4-6;
1
Corinthains 7:1-2)
The Bible
We believe in the divine inspiration and authority of the Holy Scriptures. That the Bible is infallible in its
declaration, final in its authority, comprehensive and all-sufficient in its provisions (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter
1:20, 21).
The One True God
We believe in the existence of the One True God, Elohim, maker of the whole universe; undefinable, but
revealed as Triune God- the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit (Genesis 1:1; Matthew 3:16-17; 28:19, 2
Corinthians 13:14; Genesis 1:26, one in nature, essence, and attributes – omnipotent (Deuteronomy 6:4; Job
42:2; Revelations 19:6; Isaiah 46:9,10); omnipresent (Psalm 139:7-12; 147:5); omniscient (Isaiah 46:9-10;
Job 42:2; Acts 5:4, 5).
Man’s Depraved Nature
We believe that all men have sinned and come short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23; Genesis 3:1-19;
Isaiah 53:6), and are subject to eternal punishment (Romans 6:23; Matthew 13:41, 42), and need repentance
(Acts 2:38; 17:30; Matthew 4:17; Acts 20:21) and regeneration (John 3:3, 5; Titus 3:5).
The Saviour
We believe man’s need of a Saviour has been met in the person of Jesus Christ (Matthew 1:21; John 4:42;
Ephesians 5:23; Philippians 2:6-11), because of His Deity (Acts 2:36; John 1:1; 20:28; Romans 9:5; Titus
2:13, 14; Isaiah 9:6), Virgin Birth (Isaiah 7;14; Matthew 1:18; Luke 1:25-26, Sinless life (John 8:46; Hebrews
4:15; 2 Corinthians 5;21), Atoning Death (Romans 3:25; Hebrews 9:22; 1 John 2;2), Resurrection (Acts 2:36;
10:39-40; Matthew 28:5-7; Acts 2:24; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4) and Ascension (Acts 1:9-11; 2:33-36); His
abiding intercession (Hebrews 7:25; Romans 8:34) and His Second coming to judge the living and the dead
(Revelations 22:12, 20; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18; 2 Timothy 4:1; Acts 1:11; 10:42)
Repentance, Justification, Sanctification
We believe all men have to repent and confess their sins before God (Acts 2:38, 3:19, 17, 30; Luke 15:7), and
believe in the vicarious death of Jesus Christ before they can be justified before God (Romans 4:25; 5:1). We
believe in the sanctification of the believer through the working of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 1:30; 6:11)
and God’s gift of eternal life to the believer (Romans 6:23b; John 17:2, 3; 10:27, 28; 1 John 5:11-13).
The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper or Communion
We believe in the sacrament of Baptism by immersion as a testimony of a convert who has attained a
responsible age of 13 years (Matthew 3:16; Mark 1:9, 10; 16:16; Matthew 28:19; Acts 2:38). Infants and
children are not baptized, but are dedicated to the Lord (Luke 2:22-24, 34; Mark 10:13-16). We believe in the
Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion which should be partaken by all members who are in full
fellowship (Luke 22:19-20; Matthew 26:21-29; Acts 20:7; 1 Corinthians 11:23-33).
Baptism, Gifts and Fruit of the Holy Spirit
We believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit for believers with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues
(Joel 2:28, 29; Acts 2:3, 4, 38-39; 10:44-46; 19:1-6); and in the operation of the gifts and fruit of the Holy
Spirit (1 Corinthians 12: 8-11; 28-30; Romans 12:6-8 and Galatians 5:22, 23).
Next Life
We believe in the Second-Coming of Christ and the Resurrection of the dead, both the saved and the
unsaved. They that are saved to the resurrection of life and the unsaved to the resurrection of damnation
(Acts 1:11; 10:42; Mark 13:26; John 5:28-29; Daniel 12:2; Romans 2:7-11; 6:23).
Tithes and Offerings
We believe in tithing and in the giving of freewill offerings towards the cause of carrying forward the
Kingdom of God. We believe that God blesses a cheerful giver (Genesis 14:18-20; Malachi 3:6-10; Hebrews
7:1-4; Matthew 23:23; Acts 20:35; 1 Corinthians 16:1, 2).
Divine Healing
We believe that the healing of sickness and disease is provided for God’s people in the atonement (Isaiah
53:4-5; Matthew 8:7-13; 16, 17; James 5:14-16; Luke 13:10-16; Acts 10:38; Mark 16:17, 18). However, the
Church is not opposed to medication by qualified medical practitioners.
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Marriage and Family Life
We
believe
in
the
institution
of
marriage
as
a
union
established
and
ordained
by
God
for
the
lifelong,
intimate
relationship
between
a
man
as
husband
and
a
woman
as
wife
as
biologically
defined
at
birth.
We
believe
that
God
instituted
marriage
primarily
for
mutual
help,
fellowship
and
comfort
that
one
ought
to
have
for
the
other
and
for
the
honourable
procreation
of
children,
and
their
training
in
love,
obedience
to
the
Lord
and
responsible
citizenship.
(Genesis
2:18,
Genesis 21-25; Matthew 19:4-6; 1 Corinthains 7:1-2)
Evangelism
It is the presentation of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy
Spirit with the view that people will trust Jesus as Saviour and
Lord and serve him in the fellowship of the Church. Evangelism
is the responsibility of every Church member and Minister. It is
the prime duty of every believer to share his/her faith after
conversion.
Through cross-cultural, mission-oriented evangelism, Church members who travel to other
countries preach Christ, plant Churches and call for Ministers to pastor same. Besides, as was the
practice of the founder, Pastor James McKeown, we respond to calls to missions as led by the Holy
Spirit.
Discipleship
Discipleship is teaching and training believers to be like Christ
in character and to make responsible choices. The emphasis is
on holiness, righteousness, faithfulness, honesty, sincerity,
humility, prayerfulness and the leading of disciplined and
responsible lives.
This is done at the level of individuals, where mature members take up the responsibility to disciple
new converts. The Church plays a leading role by providing systematic teaching and practical
training.
Such teaching emphasises the four-square gospel, which is Christ-centred: i.e. Jesus the Saviour,
Healer, Baptiser and Soon-Coming King; the Tenets of the Church; Bible reading/study and scripture
memorisation and application of the word to life situations.
Ministry Excellence
We seek to honour God who gave His best (Christ Jesus as the
Saviour) by maintaining a high standard of excellence in all our
ministries and activities (Col. 3:23-24).
Prayer
Some of the normal practices are regular prayer for the Holy
Spirit baptism with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues.
Emphasis is placed on the fruit and gifts of the Spirit in the life
of the believer.
Prayers are said for healing and deliverance of the afflicted as
part of the initial exercises for salvation.
Services are marked as truly Pentecostal with praise and worship, teaching, exercise of gifts, prayer,
testimonies, etc.
Ministry of The Holy Spirit
We believe in the presence of the person of the Holy Spirit and
that the Christian life can be led only by His enablement. The
new birth is the work of the Holy Spirit, and then the baptism of
the Holy Spirit for power to serve and the gifts of the Spirit for
building the body of Christ.
The Holy Spirit helps the individual to develop a Christ-like character, manifested through bearing
the fruit of the Spirit.
The leading of the Holy Spirit in all spheres of activity in the Church is paramount. Administrative
structures and all other Church distinctiveness have been largely influenced by the leading of the
Holy Spirit.
The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper or
Communion
We believe in the sacrament of Baptism by immersion as a
testimony of a convert who has attained a responsible age of 13
years (Matthew 3:16; Mark 1:9, 10; 16:16; Matthew 28:19; Acts
2:38). Infants and children are not baptized, but are dedicated
to the Lord (Luke 2:22-24, 34; Mark 10:13-16). We believe in
the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion which should be partaken by all members
who are in full fellowship (Luke 22:19-20; Matthew 26:21-29; Acts 20:7; 1 Corinthians 11:23-33).
Leadership
Leadership development is based on the apostolic foundation.
Appointments and callings into leadership positions are based
on character, charisma, and the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Leadership development is from the grassroot level with
members maturing to lead sub-groups, Ministries, Assemblies,
Districts and Areas. Team spirit with talent development shapes
team work. Ministry is by both clergy and laity.
Church Culture
The following distinctive attributes help identify The Church of
Pentecost:
Self-supporting attitude
Faithfulness and integrity
Distinctiveness in prayer
Church discipline without fear or favour irrespective of position, race or colour
Congregational worship is based on spirit and truth and not necessarily on location or structure
Fellowship and generosity
Respect for authority
Mutual respect and sense of belonging for all members without discrimination based on colour,
gender, tribe, race or nationality
Sacrificial service to the Church without expecting pecuniary reward
Neighbourhood Churches: small/medium-sized community-based Church policy promotes Church
planting
Home cell system of fellowship fosters the creation of avenues for effective discipleship and
promotes both numerical and spiritual growth
Monogamous marriage is upheld as well as chastity before marriage
Perverse sexual practices are not permitted in the Church
The Church upholds paternal inheritance
Female visitors who attend Church services without a head-covering should be accepted as they are,
without being either turned back or offered a “head covering”
Women should fashion their hairstyles in a decent, modest and appropriate manner to the glory of
God
The wearing of seductive or sexually-provocative dresses should be discouraged in the Church
Women are to avoid the practice of cleavage exposure (the partial exposure of breasts and other
sensitive parts of the body) as that does not glorify the Lord
Church Anniversaries can be celebrated only at the 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th etc, milestones
Tithes and Offering
Faithfulness in giving offerings and paying tithes to enhance the
ministry of the Church is emphasised. Periodic teaching on this
subject is regarded as very important.The Church and members
depend solely on God as the source of financial supply.
Borrowing by the Church is not encouraged. Lending with
interest among members is also discouraged
Social Activities
The Church believes in communal living with members
supporting one another, and participating in communal work.
The Church may also help the wider community by providing
social needs such as health services, education, as well as
donating to the needy in society.
Holiness of members and officers
The Church upholds holiness of members unto the Lord in all
their endeavours (Rom. 12:1; Heb. 12:14).
Consistent Bible Teaching – (Acts 2:42a)
The Church upholds the teaching of sound biblical doctrine and
does not tolerate the propagation of wrong/false doctrine. All
types of prayer such as thanksgiving; worship (adoration);
supplication; intercession (Eph. 6:18-19; 1 Tim. 2:1-2). Church
Discipline – (2Tim. 3:16-17; Heb. 12:7-11)
Respect for and obedience to authority
Submission to corrective measures and policies of the Church
Regular fellowship of the saints – (Acts 2:42-47; Heb. 10:25)
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Respect for and obedience to authority.
Submission to corrective measures and policies of the Church.
Regular fellowship of the saints – (Acts 2:42-47; Hebrews
10:25)
Evangelism
It is the presentation of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit with the view that people will
trust Jesus as Saviour and Lord and serve him in the fellowship of the Church. Evangelism is the
responsibility of every Church member and Minister. It is the prime duty of every believer to share
his/her faith after conversion.
Through cross-cultural, mission-oriented evangelism, Church members who travel to other countries
preach Christ, plant Churches and call for Ministers to pastor same. Besides, as was the practice of
the founder, Pastor James McKeown, we respond to calls to missions as led by the Holy Spirit.
Discipleship
Discipleship is teaching and training believers to be like Christ in character and to make responsible
choices. The emphasis is on holiness, righteousness, faithfulness, honesty, sincerity, humility,
prayerfulness and the leading of disciplined and responsible lives.
This is done at the level of individuals, where mature members take up the responsibility to disciple
new converts. The Church plays a leading role by providing systematic teaching and practical
training.
Such teaching emphasises the four-square gospel, which is Christ-centred: i.e. Jesus the Saviour,
Healer, Baptiser and Soon-Coming King; the Tenets of the Church; Bible reading/study and scripture
memorisation and application of the word to life situations.
Ministry Excellence
We seek to honour God who gave His best (Christ Jesus as the Saviour) by maintaining a high
standard of excellence in all our ministries and activities (Col. 3:23-24).
Prayer
Some of the normal practices are regular prayer for the Holy Spirit baptism with the initial evidence
of speaking in tongues. Emphasis is placed on the fruit and gifts of the Spirit in the life of the
believer.
Prayers are said for healing and deliverance of the afflicted as part of the initial exercises for
salvation.
Services are marked as truly Pentecostal with praise and worship, teaching, exercise of gifts, prayer,
testimonies, etc.
Ministry of The Holy Spirit
We believe in the presence of the person of the Holy Spirit and that the Christian life can be led only
by His enablement. The new birth is the work of the Holy Spirit, and then the baptism of the Holy
Spirit for power to serve and the gifts of the Spirit for building the body of Christ.
The Holy Spirit helps the individual to develop a Christ-like character, manifested through bearing
the fruit of the Spirit.
The leading of the Holy Spirit in all spheres of activity in the Church is paramount. Administrative
structures and all other Church distinctiveness have been largely influenced by the leading of the
Holy Spirit.
The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper or Communion
We believe in the sacrament of Baptism by immersion as a testimony of a convert who has attained a
responsible age of 13 years (Matthew 3:16; Mark 1:9, 10; 16:16; Matthew 28:19; Acts 2:38). Infants
and children are not baptized, but are dedicated to the Lord (Luke 2:22-24, 34; Mark 10:13-16). We
believe in the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion which should be partaken by all
members who are in full fellowship (Luke 22:19-20; Matthew 26:21-29; Acts 20:7; 1 Corinthians
11:23-33).
Leadership
Leadership development is based on the apostolic foundation. Appointments and callings into
leadership positions are based on character, charisma, and the leading of the Holy Spirit. Leadership
development is from the grassroot level with members maturing to lead sub-groups, Ministries,
Assemblies, Districts and Areas. Team spirit with talent development shapes team work. Ministry is by
both clergy and laity.
Church Culture
The following distinctive attributes help identify The Church of Pentecost:
Self-supporting attitude
Faithfulness and integrity
Distinctiveness in prayer
Church discipline without fear or favour irrespective of position, race or colour
Congregational worship is based on spirit and truth and not necessarily on location or structure
Fellowship and generosity
Respect for authority
Mutual respect and sense of belonging for all members without discrimination based on colour,
gender, tribe, race or nationality
Sacrificial service to the Church without expecting pecuniary reward
Neighbourhood Churches: small/medium-sized community-based Church policy promotes Church planting
Home cell system of fellowship fosters the creation of avenues for effective discipleship and promotes both numerical and spiritual growth
Monogamous marriage is upheld as well as chastity before marriage
Perverse sexual practices are not permitted in the Church
The Church upholds paternal inheritance
Female visitors who attend Church services without a head-covering should be accepted as they are, without being either turned back or offered a “head
covering”
Women should fashion their hairstyles in a decent, modest and appropriate manner to the glory of God
The wearing of seductive or sexually-provocative dresses should be discouraged in the Church
Women are to avoid the practice of cleavage exposure (the partial exposure of breasts and other sensitive parts of the body) as that does not glorify the
Lord
Church Anniversaries can be celebrated only at the 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th etc, milestones
Tithes and Offering
Faithfulness in giving offerings and paying tithes to enhance the ministry of the Church is
emphasised. Periodic teaching on this subject is regarded as very important.The Church and
members depend solely on God as the source of financial supply. Borrowing by the Church is not
encouraged. Lending with interest among members is also discouraged
Social Activities
The Church believes in communal living with members supporting one another, and participating in
communal work. The Church may also help the wider community by providing social needs such as
health services, education, as well as donating to the needy in society.
Holiness of members and officers
The Church upholds holiness of members unto the Lord in all their endeavours (Rom. 12:1; Heb.
12:14).
Consistent Bible Teaching – (Acts 2:42a)
The Church upholds the teaching of sound biblical doctrine and does not tolerate the propagation of
wrong/false doctrine. All types of prayer such as thanksgiving; worship (adoration); supplication;
intercession (Eph. 6:18-19; 1 Tim. 2:1-2). Church Discipline – (2Tim. 3:16-17; Heb. 12:7-11)
Respect for and obedience to authority
Submission to corrective measures and policies of the Church
Regular fellowship of the saints – (Acts 2:42-47; Heb. 10:25)
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Respect for and obedience to authority.
Submission to corrective measures and policies of the Church.
Regular fellowship of the saints – (Acts 2:42-47; Hebrews
10:25)
LEADERSHIP
OF THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST IRELAND
NATIONAL HEADQUATERS
National Secretary
Aps. Isaac Lartey Abankwah
+353 86 6042449
nationalhead@copireland.org
www.copireland.org
National Head
Elder Bibly Mosa
+353 87 1449869
nationaldeacon@copireland.org
www.copireland.org
National Deacon
NATIONAL EXECUTIVES
Reverend I. L.
Abankwah
NATIONAL HEAD
National Executive Council
Elder Bernard
Boateng
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Asenso
Boaeteng
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Bibly
Mosa
NATIONAL DEACON
National Executive Council
Elder Patrick
Osei Gyebi
NATIONAL SECRETARY
National Executive Council
P. Ovr. Andy Otabil
Addo
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Albert
Fordjour
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
NATIONAL MINISTRY LEADERS
WITNESS &
EVANGELISTIC
MINISTRY
Elder Bernard Boateng
MOBILE: +353 83 351 5855
evangelism@copireland.org
YOUTH
MINISTRY
Elder Johnny Abosi
Mobile: +44 7825 711545
youth@copireland.org
CHILDREN’S
MINISTRY
Deaconess Gloria Anokye
Sarpong
MOBILE: +353 85 740 8033
children@copireland.org
MEN’S MINISTRY
(PEMEM)
Elder Asenso Boateng
MOBILE: +353 85 100 6653
men@copireland.org
WOMEN’S
MINISTRY
Deaconess Mercy N. AYESUA
Mobile: +353 87 611 5611
women@copireland.org
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LEADERSHIP
OF THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST IRELAND
NATIONAL HEADQUATERS
National Secretary
Elder Bibly Mosa
+353 87 1449869
nationaldeacon@copireland.org
www.copireland.org
National Deacon
NATIONAL EXECUTIVES
NATIONAL MINISTRY LEADERS
WITNESS &
EVANGELISTIC
MINISTRY
Elder Bernard Boateng
MOBILE: +353 83 351 5855
evangelism@copireland.org
YOUTH
MINISTRY
Elder Johnny Abosi
Mobile: +44 7825 711545
youth@copireland.org
CHILDREN’S
MINISTRY
Deaconess Gloria Anokye
Sarpong
MOBILE: +353 85 740 8033
children@copireland.org
MEN’S MINISTRY
(PEMEM)
Elder Asenso Boateng
MOBILE: +353 85 100 6653
men@copireland.org
WOMEN’S
MINISTRY
Deaconess Mercy N. AYESUA
Mobile: +353 87 611 5611
women@copireland.org
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Reverend I. L.
Abankwah
NATIONAL HEAD
National Executive Council
Elder Bernard
Boateng
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Asenso
Boaeteng
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Bibly
Mosa
NATIONAL DEACON
National Executive Council
Elder Patrick
Osei Gyebi
NATIONAL SECRETARY
National Executive Council
P. Ovr. Andy Otabil
Addo
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Elder Albert
Fordjour
EXECUTIVE MEMBER
National Executive Council
Aps. Isaac Lartey Abankwah
+353 86 6042449
nationalhead@copireland.org
www.copireland.org
National Head
THEME 2024
SLOGAN: ‘I AM AN AGENT OF TRANSFORMATION’ | ‘TRANSFORMING MYWORLD’
THEME 2024
‘A PEOPLE OF GOD UNLEASHED TO TRANSFORM THEIR WORLD’
1 PETER 2:9 | ACTS 1:8
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“But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may
declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.”
Acts 1:8
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my
witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
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SLOGAN: ‘I AM AN AGENT OF TRANSFORMATION’
THEME 2024
‘A PEOPLE OF GOD UNLEASHED TO TRANSFORM THEIR WORLD’
1 PETER 2:9 | ACTS 1:8
Acts 1:8
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes
on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea
and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
1 Peter 2:9
But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation,
God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him
who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.
Events
Current events for The Church of Pentecost - Ireland
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DATES
TUES 5TH - SUN 10TH MARCH 24
VENUE
National Zoom
ID 611 885 8937
Events
Current events for The Church of Pentecost - Ireland
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MINISTRIES
The Ministries in The Church of Pentecost Ireland
Men’s Ministry (PENEM)
To become an effective and
significant ministry to passionately
reach Men for Christ in partnership
with the church.
Women’s Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry..
Witness and Evangelistic Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry.
Children’s Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry.
Youth Ministry
A holistically empowered youth living
for Christ Jesus everywhere, who
shall become responsible Christian
adults committed to Church and
Nation Building.
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MINISTRIES
The Ministries in The Church of Pentecost Ireland
Men’s Ministry (PENEM)
To become an effective and
significant ministry to passionately
reach Men for Christ in partnership
with the church.
Women’s Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry..
Witness and Evangelistic Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry.
Children’s Ministry
To become a global Pentecostal
church that is culturally relevant in
vibrant evangelism, church planting,
discipleship and holistic ministry.
Youth Ministry
A holistically empowered youth living
for Christ Jesus everywhere, who
shall become responsible Christian
adults committed to Church and
Nation Building.
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Man … The Image and the Glory of God! “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17
OUR MISSION
A total Christian Man who is committed, spirit-filled and strong in Christ character to positively impact the family, the church and the community.OUR VISION
To become an effective and significant ministry to passionately reach Men for Christ in partnership with the churchABOUT MEN’S MINISTRY
This is mainly for the men in the Church. Over the years, only the women were taught on their roles and responsibilities in the home and in the Church. This enabled the women to do very well in their roles while most men neglected theirs, if not ignorant at all, their duties as husbands, fathers and Church leaders. PEMEM (Pentecost Mens’ Ministry) was therefore formed to cater for the interest of all men in the Church. To recognize the distinct position a man holds in creation regarding their roles in our marriage, family, and work and in the church; to enable men recognize their roles in the family according to the Biblical principles. Among the topics treated at Mens’ Ministry meetings are: The Christians finances, The Christians home, Character studies of some notable men in the Bible, good grooming, the Christian and fashion, etc. Do you ever wonder if there is a secret behind a successful marriage? Do you want to win the hearts of your spouse and children? Then join this mission. Every man is welcomed. The vision and mission of the Mens’ Ministry include; For the men to fulfill their destiny as image and glory of God For the men to undertake their responsibilities as fathers and head of the family For the men to carry the Gospel to the unsaved until all come to know the Lord Jesus Christ To train and equip the men spiritually to take leadership role in the Church For the men to influence their environment with their godly character To train and equip the men to affect their environment For the men to be prosperous and successful in both their spiritual and physical lives
NATIONAL MEN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Asenso Boateng
MOBILE: +353 85 100 6653
men@copireland.org
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Man … The Image and the Glory of God! “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17
OUR MISSION
A total Christian Man who is committed, spirit-filled and strong in Christ character to positively impact the family, the church and the community.OUR VISION
To become an effective and significant ministry to passionately reach Men for Christ in partnership with the churchABOUT MEN’S MINISTRY
This is mainly for the men in the Church. Over the years, only the women were taught on their roles and responsibilities in the home and in the Church. This enabled the women to do very well in their roles while most men neglected theirs, if not ignorant at all, their duties as husbands, fathers and Church leaders. PEMEM (Pentecost Mens’ Ministry) was therefore formed to cater for the interest of all men in the Church. To recognize the distinct position a man holds in creation regarding their roles in our marriage, family, and work and in the church; to enable men recognize their roles in the family according to the Biblical principles. Among the topics treated at Mens’ Ministry meetings are: The Christians finances, The Christians home, Character studies of some notable men in the Bible, good grooming, the Christian and fashion, etc. Do you ever wonder if there is a secret behind a successful marriage? Do you want to win the hearts of your spouse and children? Then join this mission. Every man is welcomed. The vision and mission of the Mens’ Ministry include; For the men to fulfill their destiny as image and glory of God For the men to undertake their responsibilities as fathers and head of the family For the men to carry the Gospel to the unsaved until all come to know the Lord Jesus Christ To train and equip the men spiritually to take leadership role in the Church For the men to influence their environment with their godly character To train and equip the men to affect their environment For the men to be prosperous and successful in both their spiritual and physical lives
NATIONAL MEN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Asenso Boateng
MOBILE: +353 85 100 6653
men@copireland.org
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WOMEN’S MINISTRY
“Holiness, Unto the Lord”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT WOMEN’S MINISTRY
The Women’s Ministry is for women in the Church. Their main goals are to encourage women to build a strong prayer life so that the woman’s role of praying for the church and its leaders could be achieved. To help the women build a strong spiritual family life, to be able to function as good wives and mothers and be shining examples as Christian mothers in the society. The women meet to pray for the growth of the church, and intercede for the church leaders. They also study the characters of notable women whose characters are worthy of emulation to enrich their Christian lives. Other lessons treated at women’s classes are: the roles of women in the church and at home, good housekeeping, personal hygiene, raising kids, cooking, nutrition, good grooming and other domestic issues in their classes. If you’re interested in being a good woman in your community, you are encouraged to join this ministry. All females over fifteen years of age are counted as members of this ministry. The vision and the mission of the Women’s Ministry include; For the women to be holy in all their living For the women to know the scriptures and carry the good news to the unsaved To influence their family and home with the good news The women are trained and taught to love their husband The women are given the necessary teachings concerning their household chops The women are nurtured along the character of most faithful and holy women in the Bible The women are trained to take responsibilities in the Church and the environment The women render benevolent services to the needy
NATIONAL WOMEN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Deaconess Mercy n. aYESUA
Mobile: +353 87 611 5611
women@copireland.org
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“Holiness, Unto the Lord”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT WOMEN’S MINISTRY
The Women’s Ministry is for women in the Church. Their main goals are to encourage women to build a strong prayer life so that the woman’s role of praying for the church and its leaders could be achieved. To help the women build a strong spiritual family life, to be able to function as good wives and mothers and be shining examples as Christian mothers in the society. The women meet to pray for the growth of the church, and intercede for the church leaders. They also study the characters of notable women whose characters are worthy of emulation to enrich their Christian lives. Other lessons treated at women’s classes are: the roles of women in the church and at home, good housekeeping, personal hygiene, raising kids, cooking, nutrition, good grooming and other domestic issues in their classes. If you’re interested in being a good woman in your community, you are encouraged to join this ministry. All females over fifteen years of age are counted as members of this ministry. The vision and the mission of the Women’s Ministry include; For the women to be holy in all their living For the women to know the scriptures and carry the good news to the unsaved To influence their family and home with the good news The women are trained and taught to love their husband The women are given the necessary teachings concerning their household chops The women are nurtured along the character of most faithful and holy women in the Bible The women are trained to take responsibilities in the Church and the environment The women render benevolent services to the needy
NATIONAL WOMEN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Deaconess Mercy n. aYESUA
Mobile: +353 87 611 5611
women@copireland.org
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WITNESS & EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY
“Son of God….March forward!”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT THE WITNESS & EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY
The Evangelism Ministry is the evangelistic wing of the Church, whose main objective is soul winning through effective evangelism. Strategies of Effective Evangelism are therefore the main lessons taught at witness classes. Besides, the Principles, Constitutions and Tenets of the Church, as well as in-depth study of the Bible and exploration of other Biblical mysteries are all discussed at their meetings to produce well-informed members of the church who would not be swayed by any false external teaching outside of the Biblical principles. Visitation, follow-up, counselling and nurturing of new converts and backsliders are other spots where the Witness Movement operates. Other lessons on how to perform the various activities in the church, such as chorus leading, conducting services, worship leading, etc., are also treated to produce dynamic members in the local assemblies. They pray for the growth of the church and intercede for the afflicted, sick, lost, etc. They also train the youth and the singles to live pure lives and to effectively serve the Lord while single. On the other hand, the mission organizes interesting programs such as marriage seminars, debates, quizzes, drama, symposia, etc. This Mission is open to all groups of people, regardless of age, gender, position, etc. Known also as the ‘backbone’ of the church, members met to pray and study the word of God. This was followed by the emergence of an evangelistic group called “The Bombing Group”, the name of which was derived from the World War II, when the allied forces bombed their enemies’ territories. It was this same evangelistic fervour which moved men like the late Apostle J. Egyir Paintsil, Evangelist L. A. Nyarko, Elders Johnny Mallet, Amissah Andoh, and many others from the bombing group; thus bombing the kingdom of the devil to set men and women free from the bondage of sin into the Kingdom of God. This group, having emerged at the beginning of the church, gave themselves to prayer, fasting, bible study, and all-night service to be well equipped for his ministry. Through the directions of the Holy Spirit, the group went out to preach and establish churches in different places. This really promoted the establishment of the kingdom of God in the once occupied territories of Satan. Around 1950, the name Witness Movement was adopted for the group and was unanimously accepted by all. The age limit was therefore removed after the introduction of the broad-spectrum name and the door was opened to all members of the church (men and women both old and young) to the work of witnessing. Since the group was constantly waging war against Satan, their battle cry was “Victory, through the blood of Jesus”. In time, other slogans like “Sons of God, March forward”, ”Arise and Shine”, etc. followed. The vision and mission of the Evangelism Ministry include; It is the oxygen pipe of the church which spearheads all outreach programs To get the word of God to the un-reached To offer training to the local assembles To nurture new converts with the fundamental doctrines In collaboration with other Ministries they organize joint revival, retreats and evangelical programs They are rightly involved in church planting programs
NATIONAL EVANGELISM MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Dr. Bernard Boateng
MOBILE: +353 83 351 5855
evangelism@copireland.org
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“Son of God….March forward!”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT THE WITNESS & EVANGELISTIC MINISTRY
The Evangelism Ministry is the evangelistic wing of the Church, whose main objective is soul winning through effective evangelism. Strategies of Effective Evangelism are therefore the main lessons taught at witness classes. Besides, the Principles, Constitutions and Tenets of the Church, as well as in-depth study of the Bible and exploration of other Biblical mysteries are all discussed at their meetings to produce well-informed members of the church who would not be swayed by any false external teaching outside of the Biblical principles. Visitation, follow-up, counselling and nurturing of new converts and backsliders are other spots where the Witness Movement operates. Other lessons on how to perform the various activities in the church, such as chorus leading, conducting services, worship leading, etc., are also treated to produce dynamic members in the local assemblies. They pray for the growth of the church and intercede for the afflicted, sick, lost, etc. They also train the youth and the singles to live pure lives and to effectively serve the Lord while single. On the other hand, the mission organizes interesting programs such as marriage seminars, debates, quizzes, drama, symposia, etc. This Mission is open to all groups of people, regardless of age, gender, position, etc. Known also as the ‘backbone’ of the church, members met to pray and study the word of God. This was followed by the emergence of an evangelistic group called “The Bombing Group”, the name of which was derived from the World War II, when the allied forces bombed their enemies’ territories. It was this same evangelistic fervour which moved men like the late Apostle J. Egyir Paintsil, Evangelist L. A. Nyarko, Elders Johnny Mallet, Amissah Andoh, and many others from the bombing group; thus bombing the kingdom of the devil to set men and women free from the bondage of sin into the Kingdom of God. This group, having emerged at the beginning of the church, gave themselves to prayer, fasting, bible study, and all-night service to be well equipped for his ministry. Through the directions of the Holy Spirit, the group went out to preach and establish churches in different places. This really promoted the establishment of the kingdom of God in the once occupied territories of Satan. Around 1950, the name Witness Movement was adopted for the group and was unanimously accepted by all. The age limit was therefore removed after the introduction of the broad-spectrum name and the door was opened to all members of the church (men and women both old and young) to the work of witnessing. Since the group was constantly waging war against Satan, their battle cry was “Victory, through the blood of Jesus”. In time, other slogans like “Sons of God, March forward”, ”Arise and Shine”, etc. followed. The vision and mission of the Evangelism Ministry include; It is the oxygen pipe of the church which spearheads all outreach programs To get the word of God to the un-reached To offer training to the local assembles To nurture new converts with the fundamental doctrines In collaboration with other Ministries they organize joint revival, retreats and evangelical programs They are rightly involved in church planting programs
NATIONAL EVANGELISM MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Bernard Boateng
MOBILE: +353 83 351 5855
evangelism@copireland.org
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CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
“Jesus, friend of little children”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
The Children’s Ministry is also the Kids’ Ministry. Our main goal is to train our children in the fear and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. At Children’s Sunday School Classes and Meetings, we learn the bible text and character study of exemplary Biblical characters who through the fear of God became highly regarded and noble people in their time. Among the lessons taught in a typical Children’s Sunday School class are Christian virtues; Chastity, Temperance, Charity, Diligence, Patience, Kindness, Humility; Bible quotations and recitations; drama and songs. The vision and mission of the Children’s Ministry include; To bring all children to the church to be blessed To nurture the children along the brilliant mentors in the Bible To train the children to be proactive members in the church and local society To offer training to parents and guardians on children up-bring To prepare graduate from the Children’s Ministry and usher them into the Youth Ministry.
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Deaconess Gloria Anokye Sarpong
MOBILE: +353 85 740 8033
children@copireland.org
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CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
“Jesus, friend of little children”
OUR MISSION
We exist to establish responsible and self-sustaining churches filled with committed, Spirit-filled Christians of character, who will impact their communitiesOUR VISION
To become a global Pentecostal church that is culturally relevant in vibrant evangelism, church planting, discipleship and holistic ministry.ABOUT CHILDREN’S MINISTRY
The Children’s Ministry is also the Kids’ Ministry. Our main goal is to train our children in the fear and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. At Children’s Sunday School Classes and Meetings, we learn the bible text and character study of exemplary Biblical characters who through the fear of God became highly regarded and noble people in their time. Among the lessons taught in a typical Children’s Sunday School class are Christian virtues; Chastity, Temperance, Charity, Diligence, Patience, Kindness, Humility; Bible quotations and recitations; drama and songs. The vision and mission of the Children’s Ministry include; To bring all children to the church to be blessed To nurture the children along the brilliant mentors in the Bible To train the children to be proactive members in the church and local society To offer training to parents and guardians on children up-bring To prepare graduate from the Children’s Ministry and usher them into the Youth Ministry.
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MINISTRY LEADER
Deaconess Gloria Anokye Sarpong
MOBILE: +353 85 740 8033
children@copireland.org
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YOUTH’S MINISTRY
Youth! … Arise and Shine!! Youth! … Remember your Creator now!!
OUR MISSION
The Youth Ministry exists to mobilize and equip the youth through strategic programs and seasoned tools for them to live for Christ everywhere, make Him known to the world by employing a maze of evangelistic strategies, and positively impact Church and Society.OUR VISION
A holistically empowered youth living for Christ Jesus everywhere, who shall become responsible Christian adults committed to Church and Nation Building.ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRY
This ministry consists of all the youth in the church. Sandwiched between the children and adult, this group was formed to enable the youth to meet and learn topics pertaining to their stage. Most topics treated in a typical youth class are mainly to encourage the youth to live pure lives and flee from youthful lusts. Lessons on the life of Joseph, Daniel, Timothy, Samuel, etc. are prevalent in the youth syllabus. The youth is also exposed to the works and gifts of the Holy Spirit, the various ministries in the church, and the need to develop a strong relationship with God. Briefly speaking, this ministry prepares the youth for their future responsibilities in their service to God and the community. The Youth Ministry of the Church of Pentecost comprises all members between the age of 12 and 19. The church strives to live up to our divine responsibility of bringing them up in the fear of God. The Church of Pentecost recognizes that in these end times our youth are faced with tremendous challenges in their spiritual, social, emotional, moral, and educational lives, on a daily basis. Consequently, the Church engages our youth in diverse programs aimed at providing opportunities that help to equip these young ones for meeting the challenges of the times. Activities around the nation include Bible studies and quizzes, cultural expressions, revival meetings, musical festivals, talent explosions, trips, youth camps, and evangelism. The Church of Pentecost envisions the expansion of our educational programs to include tutoring, technological seminars, counselling, and library facilities to help prepare our youth towards taking up their place as our responsible successors. The vision and mission of the Youth Ministry include; To mobilise the youth in and outside the church and offer all kinds of training To equip the youth with the gospel of truth To attract other youth into the house of God by organizing youth inter-related program like carrier and counselling To offer periodic training to the parents and guardians on how to live with the youth of today Annual camp meetings are organized to offer teachings and training selected from all sectors of great importance
NATIONAL YOUTH MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Johnny Abosi
Mobile: +44 7825 711545
youth@copireland.org
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YOUTH’S MINISTRY
Youth! … Arise and Shine!! Youth! … Remember your Creator now!!
OUR MISSION
The Youth Ministry exists to mobilize and equip the youth through strategic programs and seasoned tools for them to live for Christ everywhere, make Him known to the world by employing a maze of evangelistic strategies, and positively impact Church and Society.OUR VISION
A holistically empowered youth living for Christ Jesus everywhere, who shall become responsible Christian adults committed to Church and Nation Building.ABOUT YOUTH MINISTRY
This ministry consists of all the youth in the church. Sandwiched between the children and adult, this group was formed to enable the youth to meet and learn topics pertaining to their stage. Most topics treated in a typical youth class are mainly to encourage the youth to live pure lives and flee from youthful lusts. Lessons on the life of Joseph, Daniel, Timothy, Samuel, etc. are prevalent in the youth syllabus. The youth is also exposed to the works and gifts of the Holy Spirit, the various ministries in the church, and the need to develop a strong relationship with God. Briefly speaking, this ministry prepares the youth for their future responsibilities in their service to God and the community. The Youth Ministry of the Church of Pentecost comprises all members between the age of 12 and 19. The church strives to live up to our divine responsibility of bringing them up in the fear of God. The Church of Pentecost recognizes that in these end times our youth are faced with tremendous challenges in their spiritual, social, emotional, moral, and educational lives, on a daily basis. Consequently, the Church engages our youth in diverse programs aimed at providing opportunities that help to equip these young ones for meeting the challenges of the times. Activities around the nation include Bible studies and quizzes, cultural expressions, revival meetings, musical festivals, talent explosions, trips, youth camps, and evangelism. The Church of Pentecost envisions the expansion of our educational programs to include tutoring, technological seminars, counselling, and library facilities to help prepare our youth towards taking up their place as our responsible successors. The vision and mission of the Youth Ministry include; To mobilise the youth in and outside the church and offer all kinds of training To equip the youth with the gospel of truth To attract other youth into the house of God by organizing youth inter-related program like carrier and counselling To offer periodic training to the parents and guardians on how to live with the youth of today Annual camp meetings are organized to offer teachings and training selected from all sectors of great importance
NATIONAL YOUTH MINISTRY LEADER
Elder Johnny Abosi
Mobile: +44 7825 711545
youth@copireland.org
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You are welcome to the Letterkenny Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 12:00 to 14:30 (Sundays) Prayer Clinic: 11:00 to 13:00 (Wednesdays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 21:00 (Fridays) Address: Cll An Oir, Killylastin, Glencar, Letterkenny Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
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CLL AN OIR, Killylastin,
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Donegal
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You are welcome to the Letterkenny Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 12:00 to 14:30 (Sundays) Prayer Clinic: 11:00 to 13:00 (Wednesdays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 21:00 (Fridays) Address: Cll An Oir, Killylastin, Glencar, Letterkenny Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
LETTERKENNY ASSEMBLY
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The Church of Pentecost
CLL AN OIR, Killylastin,
Glencar, Letterkenny
Donegal
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DUBLIN (JAMES MKEOWN) ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the James McKeown (Dublin – PIWC) Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 18:30 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Summerplace, Mt. Joy Square, D01 TR63, Dublin 1 Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
DUBLIN ASSEMBLY
Elder Isaac Effah Asampong
26 - 29 Summer Place
Mt. Joy Square, Dublin 1
D01 TR63
+ 353 89 4078304
dublin@copireland.org
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DUBLIN (JAMES MKEOWN) ASSEMBLY
WELCOME
You are welcome to the James McKeown (Dublin – PIWC) Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 18:30 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Summerplace, Mt. Joy Square, Dublin 1 D01 TR63 Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
DUBLIN ASSEMBLY
Elder Isaac Effah Asampong
26 - 29 Summer Place
Mt. Joy Square, Dublin 1
D01 TR63
+ 353 89 4078304
dublin@copireland.org
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WATERFORD ASSEMBLY
WELCOME
You are welcome to the Waterford Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: St. Olaff Hall, Olaff Street, Waterford Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Waterford Assembly
Elder Bibly Mosa
St. Olaff Hall
Olaf Street, Waterford
+353 87 144 9869
waterford@copireland.org
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WATERFORD ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Waterford Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: St. Olaff Hall, Olaff Street, Waterford Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Waterford Assembly
Elder Bibly Mosa
St. Olaff Hall
Olaf Street, Waterford
+353 87 144 9869
waterford@copireland.org
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ENNIS ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Ennis Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Fahy Hall, Millbank, Roslevan, Tulla Road, Ennis Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Ennis Assembly
Elder Asenso Boateng
Fahy Hall, Roslevan
Tulla Road, Ennis
+353 85 100 6653
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You are welcome to the Ennis Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Fahy Hall, Millbank, Roslevan, Tulla Road, Ennis Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Ennis Assembly
Elder Asenso Boateng
Fahy Hall, Roslevan
Tulla Road, Ennis
+353 85 100 6653
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CORK ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Cork Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:30 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Brocklesby Street, Blackpool, Cork Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Cork Assembly
Elder Patrick Gyebi
Brocklesby Street
Blackpool, Cork
+353 89 478 3499
cork@copireland.org
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CORK ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Cork Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:30 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Brocklesby Street, Blackpool, Cork Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Cork Assembly
Elder Patrick Gyebi
Brocklesby Street
Blackpool, Cork
+353 89 478 3499
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PIWC BELFAST ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Belfast Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 12:00 to 14:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: 77-87 Donegall Pass, Belfast, BT7 1DR Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
PIWC Belfast Assembly
Elder Johnny Abosi
77-87 Donegall Pass
Belfast, BT7 1DR
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You are welcome to the Belfast Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 14:00 to 16:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 20:00 to 21:00 (Fridays) Address: 77-87 Donegall Pass, Belfast, BT7 1DR Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
PIWC Belfast Assembly
Elder Johnny Abosi
77-87 Donegall Pass
Belfast, BT7 1DR
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LIMERICK ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Limerick Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 14:00 to 15:30 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 21:00 to 22:00 (Thursday) Address: 97 O’Connell Street, Limerick Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Limerick Assembly
Elder Emmanuel Tetteh Nartey
97 O’Connel Street
Limerick
+353 89 272 4108
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LIMERICK ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Limerick Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 14:00 to 15:30 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meetings: 21:00 to 22:00 (Thursdays) Address: 97 O’Connell Street, Limerick Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Limerick Assembly
Elder Emmanuel Tetteh Nartey
97 O’Connel Street
Limerick
+353 89 272 4108
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GALWAY ASSEMBLY
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You are welcome to the Galway Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Address Street, Galway City Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Galway Assembly
Elder Bernard Boateng
(Address)
+353 83 351 5855
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You are welcome to the Galway Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:00 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 18:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Address Street, Galway City Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Galway Assembly
Elder Dr. Bernard Boateng
(Address)
+353 83 351 5855
galway@copireland.org
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LONGFORD ASSEMBLY
WELCOME
You are welcome to the Longford Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 11:00 to 13:00 (Sundays) Prayer Clinic: 11:00 to 13:00 (Wednesdays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Athlone Road, Longford (Next to Longford Tiles) Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Longford Assembly
Elder CLEMENT OSEI BONSU
Unit 2, Townpark Ind. Estate
Athlone Road, Longford
+353 86 248 1112
longford@copireland.org
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LONGFORD ASSEMBLY
WELCOME
You are welcome to the Longford Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 11:00 to 13:00 (Sundays) Prayer Clinic: 11:00 to 13:00 (Wednesdays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 20:00 (Fridays) Address: Athlone Road, Longford (Next to Longford Tiles) Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you richly.
Longford Assembly
Elder CLEMENT OSEI BONSU
Unit 2, Townpark Ind. Estate
Athlone Road, Longford
+353 86 248 1112
longford@copireland.org
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PIWC DROGHEDA ASSEMBLY
WELCOME
You are welcome to the Drogheda Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:30 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 20:00 (Wednesdays Bible Studies) Friday Prayers: 19:00 to 20:00 Address: Boyne Business Park, Unit 67, Drogheda, COunty Louth - A92 HKX3Y Follow Us on Soicla Media
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Deacon Manish Pabreja
Boyne Business Park
Unit 67, Drogheda
Drogheda, County Louth
A92 HKX3Y
+353 86 364 9074
piwcdrogheda@copireland.org
Sunday School
Sunday School starts from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. Children will be led upstairs to the
Sunday School room by two dedicated Team members who will stay with the children
and teach a lesson, a song, do some coloring and more. We currently have 10 bright
and bubbly children in our Sunday School, learning and having fun in the Lord. Snacks
are provided.
NOTE: YOU MUST INFORM SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ABOUT ANY ALLERGIES
THE CHILD MAY HAVE OR ANY OTHER VITAL INFORMATION THEY SHOULD KNOW.
PIWC Drogheda Bible Studies
ON ZOOM - Wednesdays - 19:00 PM to 20:00 PMPIWC Drogheda Sunday Service
CURRENTLY ON ZOOM - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PMPIWC Drogheda Sunday Service
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You are welcome to the Drogheda Assembly of the Church of Pentecost – Ireland. We would love to have you to join us and experience the all transforming love and power of God’s grace in the person of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Below is information on our service times, meeting address and directions Worship Service: 10:00 to 12:30 (Sundays) Mid-Week Meeting: 19:00 to 20:00 (Wednesdays Bible Studies) Friday Prayers: 19:00 to 20:00 Address: Boyne Business Park, Unit 67, Drogheda, COunty Louth - A92 HKX3Y Follow Us on Soicla Media
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Deacon Manish Pabreja
Boyne Business Park, Unit 67,
Drogheda, COunty Louth
A92 HKX3Y
Drogheda, County Louth
+353 86 364 9074
piwcdrogheda@copireland.org
Sunday School
Sunday School starts from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. Children will be led upstairs to the
Sunday School room by two dedicated Team members who will stay with the children
and teach a lesson, a song, do some coloring and more. We currently have 10 bright
and bubbly children in our Sunday School, learning and having fun in the Lord. Snacks
are provided.
NOTE: YOU MUST INFORM SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ABOUT ANY ALLERGIES
THE CHILD MAY HAVE OR ANY OTHER VITAL INFORMATION THEY SHOULD KNOW.
PIWC Drogheda Bible Studies
ON ZOOM - Wednesdays - 19:00 PM to 20:00 PMPIWC Drogheda Sunday Service
CURRENTLY ON ZOOM - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PMPIWC Drogheda Sunday Service
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Aps. Isaac Lartey Abankwah
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland
91 Castleriada Drive, Lucan,
Co. Dublin, Ireland
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Home: +353-1-610 8928
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Aps. Isaac Lartey Abankwah
The Church of Pentecost – Ireland
91 Castleriada Drive, Lucan,
Co. Dublin, Ireland
Mobile: +353-86-604 2449 / 312 9279
Home: +353-1-610 8928
Office: +353-1-855 8489
Email: nationalhead@copireland.org
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