ACTION CHAPEL INTERNATIONAL DELIVERS FOOD TO OVER 400 MEMBERS

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In the light of Ghana’s fight against the COVID-19, Action Chapel International led by it’s Founder, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, reached out to over four hundred (400 ) of its members who needed food for the lockdown period. and subsequently donated some food items to them.

The gesture was undertaken by a team of dedicated Cell leaders who visited members at their homes. The items donated included bags of rice, bottles of oil, tomato paste, sardines, water, and many others.

Benefeciaries of the food items expressed their utmost joy and appreciation to the church for being thoughtful and taking the initiative in these trying times.

Other non-ACI members, who are kin to the ACI members, could not hold back their joy as they too benefited from this kind gesture.

The ongoing donations of the Action Chapel International has lasted a little over a week, and has reached a large number of members as at 30th March 2020. Action Chapel International continues to support many more of its members during this critical time, and encourages any of it’s members who are in critical need at this time to contact their cell leaders or the church administration through admin@actionchapel.net.

The partial lock down took effect on Monday, 30th March, 2020 and is expected to last for a 2-week period subject to review by the President of Ghana.

Naa Ode

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