Sep 13, 2024 | News
As part of their partnered activities for 2024, the Alumni Movement for Christ (AMC) and Project Ghana (PG) successfully organised a health expo at the Mephibosheth Training Center in Gomoa Apam, Ghana.
The event, held on September 12, brought together a team of dedicated healthcare professionals, including doctors, optometrists, nurses, and other health workers. They provided comprehensive health screenings to 98 registered individuals including staff and children at the Training Centre, addressing various health concerns and offering valuable health education.
In addition to the medical services, the Team also donated essential items to the school, including food, learning materials, footwear, clothing, toiletries, playing materials, and cash. These generous donations aimed to support the well-being and education of the students.
Furthermore, some members of Project Ghana, on seeing the physical challenges of the children at the centre promised linking the administration of Mephibosheth to some training organisations outside the country to enhance the skills and competence of the staff towards ensuring wholistic care and support for the children.
“This outreach strengthens our partnership with Mephibosheth Training Center, building upon our initial visit and reaffirming our commitment to the wellbeing and development of the children here”, said Dr. Emmanuel Boakye, President of AMC.
The event was well-received by the school, with many expressing gratitude for the medical care and donations. It was the first of its kind since the centre was established 20 years ago.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to AMC and Project Ghana for their support and care. Since their first visit, AMC has consistently demonstrated a steadfast commitment to our institution. On behalf of the children, parents, and entire staff, we express our deepest appreciation for your generosity and dedication”, said Rev. Jehu Appiah, Founder and Director of Mephibosheth Training Center.
This health expo marks the beginning of a fruitful partnership between AMC and Project Ghana, united in a shared vision of serving the community and sharing the love of Jesus through compassionate outreach and service.
Mephibosheth Training Center is an institution devoted to the educational and economic development of children with special needs. It was established in March 2005 with 8 children by Rev. Joseph Jehu-Appiah and his wife Andrea C. Linder Jehu-Appiah (late). Today, the school has about 70 children with a staff strength of about 30 workers. They empower children with cerebral palsy, physical, and learning disabilities. It is located in the central region of Ghana, close to Gomoa Apam.
Mar 14, 2024 | News
On Global Youth Day, 2024, the Alumni Movement for Christ (AMC) and the Ghana National Association of Adventist Students (GNAAS) joined forces to organize a Literature Evangelism program, aimed at spreading the message of hope and promoting community outreach. The program saw GNAAS fellowships from KNUST, KsTU, and UEW (Winneba Campus) come together to distribute literature and conduct health screenings in various communities.
The program saw significant success, with 1200 copies of Adventist literature distributed; 600 books distributed at KNUST, 300 at UEW, and 300 at KsTU. The literature evangelism efforts extended beyond the campuses, reaching not only students but also the broader university community. The fellowships expressed gratitude to AMC for their support and look forward to future collaborations.
The program’s success demonstrates the impact of collaborative efforts in spreading the message of hope and promoting community outreach. AMC and GNAAS look forward to continued partnerships, empowering young people to make a positive difference in their communities.
Sep 25, 2021 | News
The Alumni Movement for Christ (AMC) leadership engaged with the University of Cape Coast GNAAS fellowship, focusing on final-year students and soon-to-be professionals. The theme “Mobilizing for Connectivity, Impact and Posterity” resonated with the audience, sparking enthusiasm and enquiries.
AMC inspire UCC
This outreach was part of AMC’s Membership Drive, aimed at gathering established and prospective professionals under its umbrella. The event successfully connected with young minds, who will soon become leaders and professionals, shaping the future.
AMC’s vision is to mentor and induct these young professionals into full membership, empowering them to impact their lives, families, church, country, and beyond. The movement seeks to mobilize, plan, and implement initiatives that drive positive change.
As AMC continues its mission, we request prayers and invite professionals to join our ranks, resolving to make a meaningful impact.
May 2, 2021 | News
In a historic moment, the Alumni Movement for Christ (AMC), a Seventh-Day Adventist professionals’ movement, was launched on May 2, 2021, at the Garrison SDA church, Burma Camp with its maiden LEAD Summit. This event marked a significant turning point, as professionals from various fields gathered to pledge their commitment to effect positive change in the church, community, and beyond.
After two years of virtual planning, the AMC emerged with a clear vision, guided by strategic documents and a newly inducted leadership team. Pastor Godswill T.K. Mensah’s inspiring message set the tone for the event, which also saw the swearing-in of the first National Administration Council.
This movement is open to all Ghanaian Adventist professionals, both home and abroad, seeking spiritual and intellectual growth, desiring to be part of a network of change-makers. With a determination to make a radical impact, the AMC is poised to grow in ideas, numbers, resources, and relevance. Join the movement and support our journey with daily prayers.
Maranatha!
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