Pentecost Social Services Builds Smock-Weaving Centre At Zebilla In The Upper East Region Of Ghana

• Pentecost Social Services, an arm of The Church of Pentecost, has built a smock-weaving centre at Zebilla in the Upper East Region of Ghana
• The centre was created as a part of the church's agenda to bring economic empowerment to its members, with the youth being the primary target
• @thecophq, the official handle of The Pentecost Church on Twitter, shared some beautiful photos of the newly built facility

The Church of Pentecost has done a lot of charity work in the past year, and they don't look like slowing down.

An arm of the church, The Pentecost Social Services, has built a smock-weaving centre at Zebilla in the Upper East Region of Ghana.

The church says the project was to help empower members of the church, especially the youth. The official Twitter page of the institution, @thecophq, shared some beautiful images of the facility. In the tweet, the church said:

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The project falls under the Economic Empowerment Programme (EPP) of PENTSOS, which seeks to economically empower members of the Church, especially the youth, by providing them with skills training so as to gain sustainable employment.

Mission Of The Pentecost Social Services

To carry out the Church of Pentecost's social/charitable mission, the General Council established the Pentecost Social Services (PENTSOS) Directorate.

Its main goals include initiating, promoting, growing, and managing Church-sponsored social services and projects.

Pentecost social Services has been in existence for 39 years and has done numerous works of charity across Ghana.

Arise Ghana Demonstration: 29 Protesters Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Police Unable To Make Bail

In other news, Lawyers working on the release of some 29 protesters arrested for allegedly attacking police and civilians during the Arise Ghana demo say they are having a hard time.

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Abraham Amaliba, who is leading the team of lawyers, said police seem to be making the process of releasing the protesters daunting.

He disclosed that police would not even point to where the protesters were being kept, and they obtained that information from an inside source.

Some 29 persons arrested on Tuesday for allegedly attacking police during Arise Ghana's demonstration have still not been released.

Source: YEN.com.gh