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The celebration of marriages : The Legal and Anglican Church Perspective

The celebration of marriages : The Legal and Anglican Church Perspective

Within the Anglican tradition, marriage is regarded as both a divine institution and a holy covenant established by God. The Book of Common Prayer describes Holy Matrimony as “an honourable estate, instituted of God in the time of man’s innocency.” Accordingly, marriage is not merely a civil contract or social arrangement but a sacred union entered into before God, witnessed …

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LET MONEY FLOW! A Pentecostal Theology of Prosperity, National Heritage and Economic Transformation: Reflections on Ghana’s Cedi Heritage Series.

By Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Nii Tsei Tagoe, Parish Priest of St. Anthony of Padua Anglican Church,  Abelenkpe – Accra. Money is never merely money. A nation’s currency tells a story about its economic sovereignty, political identity, historical journey and collective aspirations. It represents not only the means through which goods and services are exchanged but also the confidence a people …

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Farmers Call for Youth Inclusion, Practical Delivery and Farmer-Led Policy Ahead of 2027 Budget

Farmers Call for Youth Inclusion, Practical Delivery and Farmer-Led Policy Ahead of 2027 Budget

Association of Farmers and Fishermen says agriculture’s share of the “New Economy” must translate into irrigation, roads, market access and ownership by farmers Ahead of the presentation of the 2027 Budget, the General Secretary of the Ghana National Association of Farmers and Fishermen, Abutu Kapori, speaking on ADOA TV A.M Ghana Show has urged the government to ensure that the …

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