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September 11, 2026|18:29

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“Don’t use the priesthood to defraud the public” — Apostle Ameyaw warns Clergy

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The integrity of the Christian ministry is under fire as the commercialisation of spiritual services continues to permeate the religious landscape. For this reason, Apostle Isiah Ameyaw-Amankwah, founder and leader of the Universal Faith Church in Kumasi, has issued a stern warning against the rising trend of ldquo;spiritual extortion rdquo; disguised as direction-giving (Akwankyire).

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