CACI Bantama Central donates GH¢200,000 worth of relief items to vulnerable groups

The Bantama Central Assembly of Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI) has donated relief items worth about GH¢200,000 to four charitable institutions in Kumasi and its missionary field in the Upper East Region.

The donation formed part of activities marking the climax of the church's annual 40 Days Fasting and Prayer programme, held under the theme, "Gifted for Greater Exploits," taken from Daniel 11:32b.

The items included maize, gari, beans, rice, cooking oil, biscuits, soft drinks, sardines, mackerel, bottled and sachet water, salt, tomato paste, noodles, toiletries, footwear, and assorted clothing.

The beneficiary institutions were the Kumasi Children's Home, Edwenase Rehabilitation Centre, Rhema Rehabilitation Centre, and the Ashanti Bekwai Destitute Infirmary.

The church also donated footwear and 50 bales of assorted clothing to its missionary area at Garu-Tempane in the Upper East Region to support missionary work and deprived communities.

Presenting the items, the Ashanti Central Territorial Apostle, Apostle George Awuku Morklar, said the donation reflected the church's commitment to demonstrating the Christian faith through acts of compassion and service.

"The Church is called not only to preach the Gospel but also to meet the needs of society. We believe that the gifts God has given us should be used to transform lives and bring hope to the needy," he said.

He noted that the church remains committed to supporting vulnerable people while advancing its evangelistic mission.

The presentation was attended by the Bantama Area Apostle, Apostle Christopher Kwabena Narh; retired Apostle S. C. K. Akomeah; former General Elder Stephen Oduro Kwarteng; and the Presiding Elder of Bantama Central Assembly, Elder Michael Asare.

Receiving the items on behalf of the beneficiary institutions, a representative of the Bekwai Destitute Infirmary expressed appreciation to the church for the gesture.

"We are deeply grateful to the leadership and members of Bantama Central Assembly for remembering the vulnerable in society. These items will sustain many of our inmates and bring hope to people who depend on the support of benevolent organisations for their daily needs," he said.

The donation forms part of CACI Bantama Central Assembly's annual outreach programme, which supports vulnerable groups and strengthens missionary work in deprived communities.