Archbishop Adonteng Boateng Honors Rev. Obaapa Christy with a Grand Gesture on Onua Showtime
In a heartwarming and unexpected moment on Onua Showtime with Her Excellency Nana Ama McBrown, His Excellency Archbishop Adonteng Boateng, founder and leader of Divine Word International Ministries and Divine Privileged Home, surprised renowned gospel artist Rev. Obaapa Christy with an extraordinary token of appreciation.
The Archbishop, visibly moved, presented her with a substantial sum of money—an amount he described as enough to "even build a house"—along with a beautifully crafted portrait. This generous gesture was his way of acknowledging the profound impact her music has had on his life.
Reflecting on his journey, Archbishop Boateng shared a deeply personal testimony. He recalled a time of great hardship when he found solace in Obaapa Christy's song, Mema Mani So AkyerÉ› Bi Po. According to him, this song was more than just a melody; it became his anthem of hope. "I fasted and prayed with this song, and by God's grace, my prayers were answered," he recounted.
Wanting to express his gratitude in a meaningful way, he decided to give back to the woman whose music had uplifted him in his darkest moments. "This is my way of saying thank you," he said. "I want her to always remember that her music is a ministry in itself, touching lives in ways she may never even know."
Beyond his generous gift, Archbishop Boateng used the moment to inspire and encourage gospel musicians. He urged them to remain steadfast in their calling, emphasizing that their music has the power to transform lives. "You never know whose life you're impacting. Keep doing God's work."
This remarkable act of appreciation serves as a reminder of the unseen influence gospel music holds and the lives it continues to change.
Stay tuned for more uplifting gospel updates—GXGH
