“Grafting the Word”, a phrase whispered on the wind. That’s how the Exalted Word Chapel got its name. The very air here seems charged with a unique energy. You’re standing before a testament to faith, a beacon of hope in Kumasi. The Exalted Word Chapel was born from the humblest of beginnings – a prayer meeting of just two friends in 2010. These friends found inspiration in Reverend Clifford De-graft Ade, a man who, through a fascinating journey of faith, found his calling and graduated from Agape Bible College. Their small prayer group blossomed into a bustling Sunday service, radiating outward to become the Exalted Word Chapel you see today. But the story doesn’t end there. The name “Engrafted Word” reflects a profound concept. It speaks to the idea of being “degrafted” from a world of sin and “engrafted” into the embrace of Christ through the word of God. This powerful imagery lies at the heart of the Exalted Word Chapel’s mission – to bring people to Jesus and nurture them into true New Testament Christians. So, as you step inside, remember, you are walking into more than just a chapel. You’re stepping into a living testament to the power of faith and the enduring message of the engrafted word.
The Church of Pentecost, Central
Stepping through the bustling streets of Kumasi, let’s pause at The Church of Pentecost, Central. This isn’t just any church.