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Gertrude Okyere••591 words · 3 min read A church leader begins a new term with bold plans - but what will the Transformation Agenda mean for millions of members?
Rev. Dr Stephen Wengam is inducted for a second term as Assemblies of God Ghana General Superintendent in Accra, with President Mahama and global…
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