The Toflokpo community in Accra witnessed a heartwarming gesture of kindness and support as Prayer House marked its annual calling outreach program with a significant donation to residents.

Held at The Supreme Power of God Deliverance Church on Boxing Day, the event saw the presentation of school bags, foodstuffs, water, and cash to support families and reinforce the organization’s commitment to the community.

In addition to the donation, the program was filled with joyful moments as children from the community performed beautifully coordinated choreography, delighting the congregation with their talent and enthusiasm.

Attendees were also treated to a hearty meal, ensuring that both spiritual and physical needs were met during the celebration.

During the presentation, Barkers Woode Betty, president of Prayer House, shared an inspiring message of faith and forgiveness. “Jesus says He died for all of us, and that means we are all the same in His eyes,” she said.

She encouraged the community to embrace forgiveness, let go of negative habits, and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. “We have come not just to bring you these goods, but to share the message of Jesus, who is the way, the truth, and the light,” she added.

Residents expressed profound gratitude for the thoughtful gesture, noting that the donation and accompanying activities had brought hope and joy to the community.

The outreach program, made possible by contributions from members of Prayer House, ended with prayers and blessings, leaving a lasting impact on all who participated.