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    Prophet Onyameba donates over GH¢60,000 to widows, widowers, and children in Gyamase

    Philip NeeWhangBy Philip NeeWhangMay 14, 2026Updated:May 14, 202637 Views
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    There were emotional scenes of joy, gratitude, and heartfelt prayers in the Ashanti Region community of Gyamase on Sunday when Prophet Onyameba, founder and leader of The Hour of God’s Intervention, embarked on a major humanitarian outreach worth more than GH¢60,000.

    The outreach programme, which targeted widows, widowers, and children in the community, saw the respected man of God donate a wide range of essential items including food supplies, clothing, toiletries, drinks, and other daily necessities to vulnerable residents.

    Beyond the physical items distributed, Prophet Onyameba also shared cash donations with several widows and widowers to help ease their financial burdens and support their everyday needs.

    Children in the community were equally included in the exercise, receiving clothing, food packages, gifts, and other items during the memorable event. The atmosphere turned deeply emotional as some elderly beneficiaries and parents struggled to hold back tears while offering prayers and blessings for the prophet and his ministry.

    Speaking during the donation exercise, Prophet Onyameba disclosed that the entire humanitarian gesture was inspired by what he described as a divine instruction from God received during prayer last Saturday.

    According to him, immediately after receiving the spiritual direction, he acted without hesitation and went into town early the following morning to purchase all the items needed for the outreach.

    “When God speaks, obedience must be immediate. This was not something planned for publicity. It was a divine assignment laid upon my heart to support widows, widowers, and children who are in need,” he said.

    Residents of Gyamase described the gesture as timely and extraordinary, especially at a period when many families continue to face economic difficulties. Many community members praised Prophet Onyameba not only for preaching the Gospel but also for demonstrating compassion and love through practical support for the needy.

    Several widows who benefited from the donations expressed deep appreciation for the support, describing it as both a miracle and an answered prayer. Some beneficiaries explained that beyond the money and items received, the prophet’s visit made them feel remembered, valued, and appreciated by society.

    Prophet Onyameba further assured residents that the initiative would mark the beginning of several humanitarian projects to be undertaken by The Hour of God’s Intervention. He stressed that supporting humanity remains one of the core pillars of the ministry.

    “Our mission is not only about preaching on the altar. It is also about touching lives, restoring hope, supporting the needy, and showing the practical love of God to humanity,” he added.

    Since the outreach, many people within and outside the community have continued to commend Prophet Onyameba for using his ministry to positively impact lives and bring hope to the less privileged in society.

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