Assemblies of God Church visits Gambaga Local Prison, donates food and toiletries to inmates
The Assemblies of God Church, Gambaga District, visited the Gambaga Local Prison on Saturday, July 18, 2026, to fellowship with officers and inmates, offering spiritual encouragement and donating essential items. The outreach was led by District Pastor Rev. Isaac Achiri and included a worship service and a sermon centered on hope. The church also offered prayers for the Director-General of the Ghana Prisons Service, the Service's management, prison officers, and the inmates.
As part of the visit, the church donated food items and toiletries to the inmates. DSP Adam Abass, the Acting Officer-in-Charge of the Gambaga Local Prison, received the items and expressed gratitude, stating that the Ghana Prisons Service and the church share a common goal of transforming lives and rehabilitating inmates. DSP Abass appealed for sustained support from the church and other faith-based organizations. The visit concluded with a fellowship session that organizers said provided spiritual encouragement to both officers and inmates.
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