House of Consecration Ministry celebrates 15 years with four-day anniversary event

House of Consecration Ministry has marked its 15th anniversary with a four-day celebration under the theme “Revealing Jesus,” featuring prominent ministers of the Gospel, including Dr. Mensa Otabil, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams and Bishop Frank Ofosu-Appiah.

The celebration brought together Christian leaders, members of the congregation and worshippers for preaching, prayer, praise and thanksgiving, reflecting on the ministry’s journey and its vision for the future.

Founded in February 2011 by Rev. Kingsley Adjei Agyemang and his wife, Lady Ivy Adjei Agyemang, the ministry began as a small gathering at Social Welfare in Madina. By December that year, it had moved to its own premises and held its first prophetic crossover service.

Fifteen years later, the anniversary celebration provided an opportunity to reflect on the ministry’s growth and reaffirm its commitment to teaching God’s Word and building believers in spiritual maturity.

On the first day, Dr. Mensa Otabil after his sermon joined Rev. Kingsley and Lady Ivy for the dedication of the church premises, marked by the unveiling of a dedication plaque and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

For day two, Bishop Frank Ofosu-Appiah delivered a message emphasising spiritual maturity, vision and the importance of understanding and applying the Word of God. Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams led an intense prayer session on day three, highlighting the importance of intercession, spiritual authority and praying for church and national leaders.

The celebration also featured musical ministrations by Min. Becky Bonney, Min. Paolo, Efe Grace and Uncle Ato, whose performances enriched the sessions of praise and worship throughout the four-day event.

The programme concluded with a Thanksgiving Service, during which the congregation expressed gratitude for the ministry’s 15-year journey and looked ahead to the years to come.

Reflecting on the milestone, Rev. Kingsley Adjei Agyemang expressed gratitude to God for sustaining the ministry since its establishment and thanked his wife, Lady Ivy, the congregation, guest ministers, music ministers, volunteers and all who contributed to the success of the celebration.

“Looking back at where we started in February 2011 and seeing what God has done over these 15 years fills our hearts with gratitude. What began as a small gathering in Madina has become a testimony of God’s faithfulness, and we do not take His grace for granted,” he said.

He added that the support and commitment of those who participated in the celebration had made the occasion memorable.

“As we celebrate this milestone, we recognise that there is more work to be done. Our commitment is to continue teaching the Word of God, building believers in spiritual maturity and revealing Jesus in our community and beyond,” he said.

As House of Consecration Ministry enters its next chapter, its leadership remains focused on strengthening believers through biblical teaching, prayer and service, while building on the foundations established over the past 15 years.

The anniversary marked not only a celebration of the ministry’s journey but also a renewed commitment to its mission, with its leadership expressing faith and expectation for the years ahead.