On Saturday, 27 October, House of Consecration Ministry in Madina marked its 15th anniversary with a four‑day celebration themed “Revealing Jesus.” The event drew prominent gospel ministers, including Dr. Mensa Otabil, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan‑Williams and Bishop Frank Ofosu‑Appiah, alongside the ministry’s founders, Rev. Kingsley Adjei Agyemang and Lady Ivy Adjei Agyemang.
The ministry, founded in February 2011, began as a small gathering at Social Welfare in Madina before moving to its own premises in December that year and hosting its first prophetic crossover service. Over the past decade and a half, it has grown into a significant spiritual hub for believers in the region.
Day one featured a sermon by Dr. Mensa Otabil followed by a dedication ceremony where the founders unveiled a plaque and cut a ribbon to mark the church’s new premises. Bishop Frank Ofosu‑Appiah spoke on day two, urging spiritual maturity and a deeper application of God’s Word. Archbishop Nicholas Duncan‑Williams led an intensive prayer session on day three, emphasizing intercession and spiritual authority for both church and national leaders.
Musical ministrations by Min. Becky Bonney, Min. Paolo, Efe Grace and Uncle Ato punctuated the sessions of praise and worship throughout the event. The program closed with a Thanksgiving Service where the congregation expressed gratitude for the ministry’s journey and looked forward to future growth.
Rev. Kingsley Adjei Agyemang reflected on the milestone, thanking God, his wife, the congregation, guest ministers, music ministers, volunteers and all who contributed to the celebration. “Looking back at where we started in February 2011 and seeing what God has done over these 15 years fills our hearts with gratitude,” he said. He added that the ministry will continue to teach the Word of God, build believers in spiritual maturity and reveal Jesus in the community and beyond.
As the ministry enters its next chapter, its leadership remains focused on strengthening believers through biblical teaching, prayer and service, building on the foundations laid over the past 15 years.
