Bishop Agyin Asare adds his voice to Ofori Amponsah’s u-turn

Founder of the Perez Chapel International, Charles Agyin Asare, has questioned the decision by highlife musician turned Pastor Ofori Amponsah, to immediately take up the task of being a spiritual leader when he had barely been prepared.

The Ghanaian Pastor, who took his turn on the Starr Chat programme Wednesday said the musician should have been mentored and prepared adequately before taking up the mantle.

“I don’t know all the facts.

“I don’t know what voice Ofori Amponsah heard.

“My problem is that I think that when artistes gets saved because they are already made immediately pastors put them on a platform and it destroys them.

Agyin Asare’s Perez Chapel International has a Pentecostal and Charismatic orientation and believes in the totality of the Bible.

Formerly known as the Word Miracle Church International, it started in Tamale on March 29, 1987.

The Ministry has its International Headquarters located at the Perez Dome, Dzorwulu Junction, Accra, Ghana. The Perez Dome is also the seat of the Presiding Bishop, Most Rev. Dr. Charles Agyin Asare

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