About
I was born and raised in Ghana, West Africa and had my secondary and university education in my home country. I later pursued a masters and a doctorate degree in the United States. I grew up as the fifth child in a rather large family of eleven children. One sibling passed away as child, so ten of us grew up together - five boys and five girls.
Growing up was rather interesting because I spent most of my years in a boarding school and later, the campus at the University of Ghana, Legon. Most of my vacation time was spent with an uncle in another city so my time with my siblings was rather limited, but I cherished our times together.
After college, I spent some time in London where I met a very intelligent lady who was in college at the time. Angela and I were drawn to each other and became friends. She invited me to church, and in time, I became a Christian. Five years later, we met again in the United States and got married.
Several years later, we were blessed with two adorable twins by adoption. Our twins are intelligent and simply adorable. Growing up until now, I constantly tell them that they are too gifted and too blessed not to be the best, so they should always go for the gold.
I tremendously enjoy my calling as a pastor because it gives me the opportunity to serve people and come alongside them to help them reach their potential. That is certainly one of the greatest joys of my life. Growing up my aspirations were to be in politics because I always yearned to make a difference in people's lives, and I thought politics was the route. But God had other plans for my life.
I am so glad I responded to His call to be a pastor. The work of a pastor is challenging but fulfilling because of the difference you make in the lives of people.
