The weekend ministry completed Dr. Sos’s itinerary in Africa. Liberty Center Assembly of God, pastored by Rev. Sam Ato Bentil, is a well run and organized congregation, with many outreach ministries serving their community and mission around the country. Two Sunday services are filled with excellent worship and preaching ministry. Dr. Sos ministered in both of these services. Great response by the congregation was the confirmation that these believers came to experience God.

Last year, Dr. Sos and Barbara were invited to a meeting with the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Dr. Paul Frimpong Manso.

General Superintendent of AoG, Ghana

During their conversation certain needs were brought up. After visiting their publishing house, Dr. Sos has seen the need for more printing presses and other equipment to help them to put out greater number of books and Christian materials. It was a great joy for Dr. Sos to see the equipment safely delivered and installed in the printing shop.

We would like to express our thanks to Mr. Peter Ng, who has donated presses, perforating machine, folder, camera, plate making machine, colour separation machine and photo copier.

From Elmina, Dr Sos traveled to see the village where the container goods have been sent at the end of last year.  Rev. Robert Arhin, senior pastor of Hope Assembly of God church in Mamprobi has planted a church in this village and started this school. When Barbara and I visited it for the first time, Barbara’s heart connected with these children. She was the major force behind the shipment of clothing, shoes, school supplies, rice, school equipment and other such items that she was able to send for children.

When Dr. Sos arrived to see the distributed goods, the children were looking for mom Barbara.We thank all Canadian families who gave the donations. New class rooms are being constructed, and the library expanded.

Revival meetings are being held in conjunction with Prayer Rallies in all of the Districts of Ghana. Dr. Sos was speaking at one of those meetings. Rev. Noah Aduntweh, pastor of Maranatha  Assembly of God Church, Cape Coast, expected great things of the Lord this evening. The Lord moved in a special way. The presence of the Holy Spirit  revived, touched and changed many. PTL for the work of His Spirit.

Southern Ghana Bible College has been around for many years. Students from many parts of the country have studied at this institution, being prepared for the ministry in the Kingdom of God. Several years ago, Dr. Sos lectured  in a special session of the student body. Efforts were made to help the College to elevate their program to accredited status. This time Dr. Sos was back for further talks with the Principal Dr. Frederic Kyereko, who’s interest is to bring best possible programs to Ghana. Dr. Sos believes that this College has a great potential to become significant educational institution in the future.

Pastors and leaders from Central Ghana District, joined Dr. Sos for a seminar on “A Royal Priesthood.” The district led by Rev. Emmanuel Wiredu Nkrumah  is expanding ministries all across the central region. The effort of the leadership is to prepare workers who will be planting new churches and expanding the ministry to the needy. The seminar’s topic was very timely, according to the leadership. Plans were discussed for possible ministry next year.

Another great opportunity and ministry for Dr. Sos, in Kumasi, Central Ghana. Rev Dr. Paul Frimpong Manso, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God ,Ghana invited Dr. Sos for a special meeting with the Executive Committee. It was the first time that Dr. Sos met all the committee  members, sharing on “Vision, Key to Achievement.” Dr. Sos was also at the Bible College, where the future Christian University will commence. It was very productive meeting setting out future agenda for extended involvement in Ghana.

After arriving in Ghana, the ministry of Dr. Sos continues. First point of ministry, a seminar for pastors and leaders of two different districts. Dr. Sos spoke on “Anointing, the ministry of the Spirit in the Church.” It was great to see the General Superintendent, Rev. Dr. Paul Frimpong Manso opening the seminar and encouraging pastors to receive whatever the  Lord has prepared for them. The response was great.

Dr. Sos arrived in Freetown with great expectation, believing that this years National Conference will make a difference for the pastors of the AoG, Sierra Leone. Preparations were in full gear as the pastors even from the  remotest parts of the country were arriving. Some of them traveled many hours to reach the city. Rev. Raymond England, Superintendent of AoG, Sierra Leone,  and the national committee set aside three days of seminars for the pastors. Dr. Sos was blessed to have the opportunity to teach a seminar on “Weapons Mighty in God.” Addressing contemporary issues of Spiritual Warfare, and personal struggles in ministry, was according to the leadership,  a very timely topic.

Revival Meetings were scheduled for 4 nights. Form the first service on the Lord was releasing the anointing of His Holy Spirit  on pastors and leaders. Each night Dr. Sos spoke on a subject of increasing effectiveness of ministry. The prayer at the altar resulted in changed lives and empowered ministry. We believe that these experiences will have a lasting affect on the work of God in Sierra Leone.

Pastors from the interior of the country  were sponsored by the generosity of Canadian believers for their travel expenses. For some this was the first time to be part of such conference. Dr. Sos also brought clothing and other goods which were distributed among most needed pastors. It was a real joy to see how appreciative these pastors and their wife’s were. Sierra Leone is a needy country in many ways and we are committed to help them as much as we can.

Dr. Sos concluded his Sierra Leone ministry preaching at First Assembly of God Church. Rev. Marlai Buya-Kamara, senior pastor of this fine assembly is a very busy man.The church is striving to get ahead and expand its boarders to reach their area for Jesus. It was a blessing for Dr. Sos to be able to minister there and then board the airplane  for Ghana.

After being at home and ministering at Southside Assembly, Dr. Sos started his trip to Africa, with the stop over in Paris, Ontario,  ministering at Cedarview Evangelistic Centre, where Rev. Gerry Tonn is the senior pastor. Since his coming to Paris, the church expanded with several adjacent facilities for services to the community and advancement of their own programs. Dr. Sos ministered in the Sunday morning service and then continued his journey to Africa.