The Church of Pentecost
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The Church of Pentecost, like most great institutions, started in a small way. The Church’s beginnings are linked to the ministry of Pastor James McKeown (1900-1989); an Irish missionary sent by the Apostolic Church, Bradford, United Kingdom (UK), to the then Gold Coast (now Ghana) in 1937 to help a group of believers of the Apostolic Faith led by Rev. Peter Newman who later became the founder of Christ Apostolic Church in a town called Asamankese.
The Church of Pentecost's Company Logos
The Church of Pentecost's Brand Colors
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#E04B47
Punch
224, 75, 71
2, 71, 58
0, 67, 68, 12
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Cobalt
10, 70, 187
220, 90, 39
95, 63, 0, 27
#EAE032
Golden Dream
234, 224, 50
57, 81, 56
0, 4, 79, 8
About The Church of Pentecost
The Church of Pentecost, founded through the ministry of Irish missionary Pastor James McKeown in 1937, has grown from humble beginnings in Ghana to become a major Christian denomination. This thriving church is dedicated to spreading the teachings of the Gospel and has developed a diverse array of ministries, including the Children’s Ministry, Youth Ministry, and Women’s Ministry. Their mission also encompasses evangelism and international outreach, promoting both spiritual growth and community service.
Central to their operations is the Vision 2028 initiative, which outlines their strategic goals for growth and impact. The Church is also committed to education and IT enhancements, ensuring effective management and outreach through modern means. With a range of resources, including the Pentecost Fire Magazine and Pent TV, the Church keeps its members informed and engaged. With its focus on community and leadership development, The Church of Pentecost continues to play a vital role in the spiritual lives of its members and the wider society.
