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Sad News Hits The Church Of Pentecost

The former Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Professor Opoku Onyinah, has expressed his sorrow over the passing of Elder E. K. Mireku.

In a heartfelt post on his Facebook page on Friday, 21st February, 2025, he paid tribute to the late Elder Mireku, revealing his dedication to the work of God and his positive impact on many lives.

Apostle Onyinah shared his first encounter with Elder Mireku, recalling that it happened when he was appointed as the Regional Head for Eastern A Region. He noted that within a month of his arrival, a close friend of Elder Mireku passed away. Shortly after, Elder Mireku also fell seriously ill. When he visited him, he found him praying, asking God to be with him and, if it was His will, to call him home to heaven. However, Apostle Onyinah pleaded with God to spare his life so he could continue his ministry. By God’s grace, Elder Mireku miraculously recovered and continued serving in his calling.

During his tenure, Elder Mireku worked closely with Apostle Onyinah and Elder E. O. Kissi, who was then the Regional Deacon for Eastern A. When the Suhum Area was created, Elder Mireku was appointed as the new Regional Deacon. Apostle Onyinah described him as a humble and respectful man who treated both the young and old with dignity. His commitment to his responsibilities as a Presiding Elder and a Regional Deacon was remarkable, and he always prioritized the needs of others before his own.

Even after his retirement, Elder Mireku remained dedicated to God’s work. Apostle Onyinah recalled times when he had to convince him to accept support from the prayer meetings he led, as he was reluctant to take any personal benefits. This, he said, reflected Elder Mireku’s deep sense of integrity and selflessness.

One of Elder Mireku’s significant contributions was his dedication to prayer. He organized a Friday prayer meeting that became a great blessing to the Koforidua municipality. Many pastors and church leaders benefited from his mentorship and intercessory prayers. His passion for prayer and music has left a lasting legacy, which is evident in his son, Elder E. K. Mireku Jnr., who continues in the same spiritual path.

Apostle Onyinah concluded his tribute by thanking God for the impactful life of Elder Mireku. He emphasized that his unwavering devotion to God and the Church of Pentecost has left a lasting mark on many. He prayed for God’s comfort for Elder Mireku’s family and loved ones, knowing that he is now at peace in eternal glory.

The passing of Elder E. K. Mireku is a great loss to the church and the Christian community. However, his legacy of faith, service, and prayer will continue to inspire generations to come.

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