Apostle Quaye Advises Clergy to Help One Another to Succeed in Ministry.

Apostle Emmanuel A. Quaye, the Spain National Head of The Church of Pentecost, advised ministers of the Gospel to assist one another in carrying out their responsibilities effectively.

Gomoa Fetteh delivered a sermon entitled "Who is Holding Your Hands & Whose Hand Are You Holding?" on Tuesday morning at the Heads' consultative session preceding the 46th General Council Meetings currently underway at the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC). To support his message, the Apostle Quaye cited 2 Chronicles 26:5-15, Luke 5, and Psalm 44:3.

He stated that the act of supporting one another, which he refers to as "holding hands," leads to victory and generational continuity because it enables people to be trained and assist others in achieving professional success.

To emphasize his argument, he referenced the biblical story of Moses, who defeated the Amalekites when the Israelites held up his hand.

"Moses did not accomplish this feat on his own, as Aaron and Hur held his hand steady when he grew tired," he stated.

Apostle Quaye exhorted ministers to emulate Aaron and Moses by collaborating to excel in ministry.

According to him, delegating responsibilities to subordinates is one method for ministers to collaborate.

"In order to be successful, you must teach others to work for you in your absence," he advised.

However, he emphasized that God should always be consulted first in times of difficulty.