E.T Mensah And Others Bags Doctorate In Ministry

Three Christian leaders received Doctors of Ministry (DMin) degrees from Vision International University after completing four years of training in courses such as Bible theology, Christian counseling, and education and leadership.

They are E.T. Mensah, Chief Executive Officer of West African Terminals Limited, Apostle Peter Owusu Aboagye, and Very Reverend Solomon Aryetey Patterson, Superintendent Minister of the South Accra Circuit of the Methodist Church.

The university, which is a global network for distance learning, trains church leaders, educators, and other professionals in various disciplines of Christian service, providing online learning programmes from Certificate to Master's degree level.

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Dr. Stanley DeKoven, founder and president of Vision International University, urged the awadees to educate, preach, and apply what they had been taught during a brief ceremony to present them with their awards at the Bethel Methodist Church in Accra on Sunday.

In addition, he urged them to prioritize their health so they could carry out God's task.

He encouraged Christian leaders to strengthen their abilities, emphasizing that education was an investment for them, God's kingdom, and the Church.

"We believe every Christian should be prepared for ministry, and we believe in individual callings.

We are dedicated to assisting our students in achieving their ministry objectives," he said.

Dr. DeKoven stated that Christian leaders must align their emotions with the truth of God's word in order to fulfill God's will for their lives.

Integrity "Walk with integrity and honesty, be upright before God and one another, and allow the Holy Spirit to guide and direct your daily existence.

You will then encounter the journey's prosperity," he said.

"We believe that each of you will be an ambassador who teaches and proclaims the Word of God wherever and whenever God calls you," he continued.

The National Director of Vision International University, Ghana, Very Rev. Dr. Mathew Kwesi Forson, urged Christians to strengthen their discernment abilities within the ministry.

He added that it was essential for Christians to be well-versed in the Bible in order to make significant contributions to the prosperity of their families, congregations, and country.

Mr. Mensah, speaking on behalf of the recipients, pledged to train other Christian leaders to lead and preach God's word.

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He acknowledged that they had been equipped to provide qualitative development in their respective fields, and he added that their expertise was needed more than ever before.

He urged his coworkers to utilize their knowledge and abilities for the benefit of humanity.

"As we move forward from this point, we must bear in mind that the most valuable lesson we have learned is the ability to continue to learn.

"The pursuit of knowledge is a lifelong journey, and I have no doubt that we will continue to grow and develop in our respective fields of study," he stated.